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A SIMILARITY

When I was a lad in the years agone." said the Eratic Thinker, T used to gaze in a daze of amaze at the portrait in, the front of Hostel ter's Almanac and Compedium of Wit, Humor and Bodily Ills, of a gentleman who apparently had just emerged from the old swimmin' hole and found his abdominal frontispiece slashed upward and across, exposing his mechanism to the admiring gaze of a circle of geological and pisatorial onlookers Nowadays it interests me to see so many Ford cars with their hoods upturned and their internal economies revealed to the world. = Kansas City Star
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pestiisace stalk. Thousands of fol iowsv of Christ. driven from their homes by tho Turks in the world war. bsreft of all thsir posssssions, ATS dying from actual starvation. and the strtcksn lands around thsm arc un- able to eKtend . helping hand
 Jesus is not there in body to per. forna the miracle of the loaves and Ashes. nor to change the water Into vino. The places where Christ prsss- d his feet are now abodes of dfrs dfstrsss The stricken millions reaoh out their hands to America for the things that Will save their lives
 America, the land of plenty. un. ed financial resources undrained, k ths only country that can give ths required aid. The government can not do this oficiaily, for there is no nation to deal with-only helpless millions.
 President Wilson. in m official proolame tion. has endorsed tfis Ar msnisn and Syrian Relief Campaign that will save these starving peoples An appeal is made to America for tS0. 1000. 900 to perform the tasx. Ar kansas is asked to contribute $50 0eo as her share of this fund Put laski county will be expected to contribute s30.00o. or onsnfth of the total for ths stare. This county's ' quota is 70 small that h should bs raised sn the first day of the cant paign. which begins February and ends February 10.
 Thus this new and proud land of eurs. with it's insstlmabie resources. is asked to aid the stricken people of the iand with the divine history. Christian Arkansas recalls the sa- vior's teachings and will not withhe: the support that will sid in saving millions of lives.
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6HN DYING EAST
 DEPENDS ON AMERICA
vks kord Where Christ Was Born. an1 Where He Miraetss Were Fer sormed, Now the Scene F
 Untold MIssry.

Oct out the old school geography or tho now atlas and look tor Asia MI nor. Look st the scale of the mo ? and ret some idea of its size. Thel c is the crcdie of the rHes. There is she home. the beginning place of tho great religions Of ths Western world. Judaism was revealed there and so was Christianity. It s the sacred place of the Moslem as we'll as tho Jew and the Christian. Three great religions call it their Holy Land.
 Tn the territory of Asia Minor. from the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf, the whitening bones of millions of men. women and children are bleach tng under the desert suns. It Is & channel house that Is greater even than that smoking hell of the old Western front
 These people died without s chance Never rife or machine gun was In thelr hands. Cut down by the Turks. deported from their native viii lagss and driven across mountains and doserts, thrown into the sea and drowned by thousands in the muddy Siverx of West Asia. they died with cut q chance for life.
 When an American traveller can in q days travsi count more than 5000 snatilaied cerpscs along a roadway at is evident that nowhere in tho world has the great struggle taken $ heavier ton.
 But even the Turk. practiosd in !lling as he has been for ten esAtH sdsa. failed te wipe eat the rAoss st he AssyrlaAs and the ArsasaiAas. b as trus that ths AasssA is pitiAdiy d.
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unfinished. Much of its best blood is lost The survivors are in condi- ton that can hardly be described.
 The American Committee for Relief of Armenia and Syria is raising y5o.' OOO. GOO, to save them from utter de- struciion. Every city and every county in the United States has a small quota to meet It Is fitting that the whole nation should help in this matter. Arkansas in the 1S coun- ties will have the privilege of helping to save their lives by contributing small sums in the big campaign be- ginning February 3. and ending Feb ruary 10.
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to bring out of its hiding places such as pits in the ground known to the peasant farmers-food to take care of Germany for several months.
 Some of our own profiteers might be bribed or compelled through fear of punishment to trace these German hoards.
 Methods of grafters are the same whether at home or abroad.-New York Telegram.
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DisPosEs OF s2oo,ooo IN |.
 TWENTY-EIGHT WORD WILL

The late Sidney Stein. one of Chi cagos leading attorneys, set record for brevity in Chicago while dispos- ing of his entire estate. worth more than s200.000, in twenty-eight word will, The will, considered by Chicago attorneys as model for brevity and conciseness, follows: T give, devise and bequeath all my property of ev- cry kind and character to my wife, Clara M Stein, to and for her own use. absolutely and forever"
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WHAT SHE WAS LOOKING FOR

A man hurriedly entered post of flee to find an address in the tele- phone directory. but he found a lady studying the book very intently He waited patiently for while. but she seemed no nearer the object of her search. and as his time was linn tied he finally ventured .
 ''If you are in no great hurry madam. would you be so kind as to allow me to glance at that book for just moment?'
 "Oh, certainly" replied the lady. "I was just looking it over to find a pretty name for the baby."-Port. land Telegram.
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UTILIZING OUR CROOKS

According to an official of the fed eral food administration in Washing ton it is estimated that in the period preceding Germany's collapse 40 per cent of the available food was being hoarded. illegally held for high prices or against the fear of famine.
 This condition prevails today and one of the difficulties in solving Germany's immediate food problem is
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JUST TOO cATTY FOR ANYTHING

right but there are nine here now. Some of our town boys who are ex- pert marksmen took IS shots at them yesterday and all nine of them are out on the fence singing We won't go home until morning. New port Citizen.
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"FLU" NOW ATTACKING
 THE FORGIVE FAMILY

Ozark Feb. 11.--Hogs in some parts of the county are dying of some disease which a veterinary surgeon of the county diagnosed as the same flu" which has been at tacking the human family.
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INFLUENZA ORPHANS

It is estimated that there are be- tween 10000 and 5O.000 children in Pennsylvania made orphans by the influenza epidemic.
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FOR SALE-Well equipped anu completely furnished boarding nouss we'll located and doing good businea Must sell quick on account or ilinss Also good milch COW and three ps' Mrs. A. A. Talbert. 'sH
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FOR sALE-My home place. ,ess' ',,as ed one block from business s, sa,v to Can be seen at any time. ei,smon, spr Mrs. | R. simmon or J. R' Si'D' st at Turner Drug Go.
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EDITORS NOW STYLE LEADERS

Fringes are much worn this sea son, says a fashion note. But we don't like them on the bottom of our trousers. s.-Giilette Reporter.
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FOR SALE--Prices low, ons v fronting Poplar street, 6S l-zxi0V N \ Three other lots fronting on .A foot street. Also three lols sss s's houses priced at what it wou,u .,s, sss to build the houses. s. D. Jonns''' if
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-1917 Ford and 0yG land car in fine shape, cheap. h quire of w. T. Despair. T
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FOR SALE-Severa modern dveH' ings, well located. For prices anu terms see Robertson and Benham v
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FOR SALE-One coon anu [. sum hound. Will guarantee n,~ do good work. Call on 'an's' ,ss Gray, route 4, box 40, Mar'anAa.
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FOR SALE-Good Ford tournl car, in excellent condition. See G. Apple. Y
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AND RgsuRREcTINe HIeHrs a.,,s,t.
 Hobble skirts have been i'rnsd ls0 to ed after having been oonsa-BoIy oblivion for several years Springs The South.
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But when Pershing men ,ow ther of Germany, they will kaOs s-Ans- way back, if anything napp'I conda Standard.
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The former kaiser say, .till nb some friends in America stu, ore ysry .t,,, to po oshkosh Northwestern
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At the peace table there American n German m waiters.-BaltimOre A
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Punish the kaiser oi the crogh let's just tie tin can .s .o 70" --t;resa- nrince and turn him loose vile Piedmont,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
Do YOU CRAVE SWEETS?
A Very Choice Syrup Of
Tempting Taste

The liking for sweets is natural
craving. The system requires GER
tain amount OF such food. 1t acts as
fuel 1t builds energy. 1t maintains
strength.
Domino Golden Syrup is different
from any syrup you ever tasted. So
good you can drink it-so wholesome
you can eat all you like And never
tire Of it.
And Of rare smack" and SAVIOR
favored with just a dash OF delicate
cane taste-sweet--but not oversweet
and not too "brackish"
pure, rich. smooth. mellow, full
bodied syrup of u light golden annie:
tint. or just the proper consistency
neither too thick nor too thin.
You will like ton bread. cakes
wafnes, biscuit. A table delicacy for
every meal OF every day. Ask your
grocer for Domino Golden Syrup. 1t
is made by the American Sugar Re-
inning Company, refiners of Domino
Package Sugars-Gia nulated, Tablet.
Powdered, Confectioners. Brown.-Adr
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PREPARE HARVARD STADIUM
Work Already started To Get Gridiron
In shape For Coming Foot
ball SeasoH,

BOSTON. July Work has already
been started on tho Harvard Stadium
at Cambridge I'm preparation for mex,
seasons Eriuiron events. Denis En-
right. veteran caretaker OF Soldiers
Field. Is In charge of rcsodding the
field. which at present is in poor CON
dition, owinGe to the fact that the fiel Id
was worn bare by the various military
exhibitions and other contests held
there during the war. Percy Haughton
and Leo Leary will render ull possible
assistance to Head Coach Robert II.
Fisher during the coming football sea-
SON Among other coaches tina; will he
sought arc Derric Permenter Paul
Wilmington. Richard wigE,esworth.
Malcolm Logan. Gilbert Browne Hunt :
ington Hardwick, Harry Dadmun, and
William Snow. Edward Casey of
Natick. is slated for the captaincy. but
the election will not take place until
the Fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
NEWSPAPER MEN TALK OF
SOUTH's Responsibility
Declare Great Fra Has Come to
States Below Mason and
Dixon Line
INCREASE MEMBERSHIP BY ,5o
Burlcson Receives Severe Arraign-
mcnt mt Hands Of Publishers I'm
Session at acknowledgements ON
Bad Advertising.
INV Associatcd rrcss.l

ASHEVIlLl;. " c., July THAT the
South is enjoying the greatest era Of
prosperity that has ever come 10 the
states below the Mason and Dixon
line was the theme which received the
emphasis OF speakers participating in
today's session OF the Southern News
paper Publishers Association.
Dresden, Frank 6. Bell, of Savan
nah. Ga. welcomed the publishers to
Asherille on behalf Of the local pub
fishers. Upon recommendation OF
the officers. twenty-five applicants for
and they were introduced to the as
sembly
There arc at present $50 members.
who circulate ninety evening and
sixty morning papers. Congressman
win u. upshaw: Of Atlanta, Ga, rep
resentins the Fifth Georgia District.
told the publishers he would like to
have u statement of their views re-
sardins the REIMBURSEMENT of postal
rates which they seek. lie declared
that since his election TO the House
politics II has had no time to give to
tho consideration Of the troubles OF the
publishers. which arc also the troubles
of the public.
of Atlanta, of the advertising commit
tee. shows that the South has been
greatly benefited by the campaign
waKed in behalf of this section. Post
severe arraignment at the hands OF
w: !. Anderson. of Macon, Ga, who
called the Cabinet member the, most
nonsenstcal nincompoop vino has ever
occupied governmental position"
Mr.. Andersons attacks against the
head OF the postal service won the APP
piause OF his hearers.
NJ +. Foster of Houston. Tex. said
that while Burleson was from Texas
he was not elected By the State OF
Texas. newellyn Pratt delivered a
= ha rot n q s,g
the public against INSCRIPTIONS adj
rertisers, the worthy aim OF the Asso-
ciated Advertising CLUBS OF the
World, OF which he is first vice-presi-
dent
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net will greet him at New York and
accompany him 10 Washington. They
viii leave Washington this afternoon
and viii go to sea tomorrow mornins
on the battlcship Pennsylvania to mec,
the George Washington In the party
Eui be Secretaries Baker. Daniels
Glass. Lane and Wilson and Attorney
Qsneral Palmer.
President Wilson is due TO reach
Washington between 10 and IL o'clock
TOMORROW night He will he me, Ivy
number OF Eovernment officials and
committee of Washington citizens.
After brief welcoming ceremonies III
the Union Station the President will
go direct to the White House.
ex-ap. addresses. shrdi shrd shr sh
Democratic Member. Lenve.
delegation OF Democratic mem
sentative Scott Ferris, OF Oklahoma.
loft Washington tonight for New York
10 Join the party wh!cn Will make the
trip down the bay on the hattleship
Pennsylvania tomorrow to meet the
President.
Besides Representative Ferris, the
party viii be composed Of Kepresen
o! Tennessee: Mays. OF Utah: Ronjut.
OF Missouri; Sears of Florida; Oliver.
of Florida: McDufe. Of Alabama; Lee.
of Georgia: Raker. of California. and
Gendy. OF South Dakota.
Could Not Use Wireless. Phone.
Climatic conditions prevented the
carrying out TO-DAY OF plans for es-
tablshinS wireless telephone between
the Capital and the George Washing
ton. on which President Wilson is re-
turning from France.
Secretary Daniels had planned to
use the wireless TO telephone the lresi-
dent the frsi greetings OF welcome.
Secretary Tumulty being in New York.
( no plans were made 10 establish COM
municatioa between the White House
and the George Washington.
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ALLIES AGREE TO FINLAND
GIVING HELP TO KOLCHAK
Entente willing Forces should he
Joined In an Attack Upon
pctrOprRd.

FAIRS, July THE allied and asso-
ciatcd powers have informed Finland
by an identical note that they have no
objection to cooperation by Finland
with ADMIRAL kolchak In his pro-
posed general attack on Petrograd
Austria was told today in note by
Premier Cleinenccau that there is no
reason why she should not be allow ed
to enter the league of nations at an
early date" but that everything de-
ponds upon her own good faith
The final note to Austria. containing
the remainder of the terms. Will he de-
livered 20 her representatives within
thirtH-siN hours. There Will be no
ceremony.
Censorship OF mail and cables were
decided by the "Big Five" today TO be
part OF the blockade and will cease
simultaneously with the blockade
Germany has been notified TO this
effect
Norway has officially filed claim
with the peace conference for damages
for ships sunk and sailors Killed dur
ing the war. No definite amount is
mentioned.
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itself against fragrant pro'itecrinE'
Mr.. Graham concluded his statement
b$ saying so far as he had been able
To observe from the minutes of the
council there had no; been an act o..
had not been discussed and settled upon
by the councils advisory commission
before the actual dccla rati ion Of war
AT times. he said. the activities of tho
commission were such greatly to
embarrass the Cabinet. and II beca me
necessary for. the Cabinet to protcs,
against them"
FrequcntI, Interrupted.
Chairman Graham frequently was in
terrupted by members of the committee.
After ne had read the minutes refer
ring to the military draft. food control
Reavis. Republican. Scbrask asked II
All rms was not prior 70 the Presidents
speech on armed neutrality lin which
ne said he was not contemplating
war. and Mr.. Graham answered affirm,
ativcly
The minutes showed that Philip
Patchin. chief of the State pepnrt
mcnts division of foreign intelligence
nrst SugEcsied a press censorship. He
was described by Chairman Graham as
a free lance news correspondent"
Details % the plan for military ex-
emrtton on industrial grounds. out
lined by Mr.. Coffin and MIR. Gompers.
were not disclosed by the minutes MIR
Graham id.
After Chairman Graham had told the
committee that the minutes he had read
INTO the record were unofficial, but
substantially correct the committees
director Of the council. to establish
their authenticity,
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| am Sincere! Stop CaIome|!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomcl sickens and you may lose a
days work. If bilious, constipated
headachy read my guarantee.

Lircn up your sluggish liver. PEEL
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure: be vigorous and full OF am
bition. But take no nasty. dangerous
calomel. because IL makes you sick and
you may lose days work
Calomcl Is mercury or quicksilvc.
which causes necrosis of the bones
Calomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking il up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and
cramping.
Listen 10 mo! III you want to enjoy
the incest. Scntlcst liver and bow Il
cleansing you ever experienced. just
take spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tonc tonight. Your druggist or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08

dealer sells You bottle OF Dods On ,
Liver Tone for II few cents under nv
personal money-back guarantee ;itt
each spoonful viii clean your sluggish
liver better than a dose OF nasty "a!o-
mel and that IL won't make you SICK.
Eodsons Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. Iou'll know il next morn
ing because you viii wake up feeding
fine. your liver viii be working. head
ache and dizziness gone: stomach wtli
he sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can
not Saiivatc. Give ii 10 your children.
Millions OF >cople are using Dodson' .
Liver Tone instead 81 dangerous cuiu-
mel now. Your druggist wiii tell you
that the sale OF caloInct is alinus :
stonped entirely here.-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
DAIRY BARN is DESTROYED
Fifteen Head Of Cattle. Included In
S7.05O Fire J.orh Near
Daurille.

Especial 10 The Times Disnatch.1
DANNT1LE. VA. July Fire dam
age. estimated AT s1.o5O, was done at
dairy barn belonging to !. L. Roach
near the city was totally destroyed
with nine pure bred Jersey cows and
six heifrrs. as well as feed put in the
LOT; last week and valued at 1000
The loss is only meagerly covered by
insurance.
Robert A. Burton. Jr.. son Of Colonel
and Mrs. Burton. saved the dairyman
net loss of $3.50 by saving twenty
one Jersey COWS tied up in the build
ing. The fourteen-year-ol lad led
the cows out one at a time from the
smoke ridden building until the heat
made il impossible 10 venture near the
place.
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ALABAMA ASSEMBLY OPENS
Income Tax, Equal Suffrage, Health
Laws md Other Measures to
lie Considered.
nv Associated Prcss.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July I'm
amendment, changes In the judiciary
system. report OF the educational COM
mission, efforts of the State Health
Department to change the laws OF the
STATE. the compensation act, and an
avalanche of local bills will be con-
sidered a the thirty days session of
the State Legislature. which begins
here tomorrow.
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Memorial IL Unveiled.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; VA. July -
\ handsom. memorial tablet in honor
of the men who served In the world
war was unveiled ut Gloucester Court i.
house. The address OF presentation,
which was prepared by Miss Nellie
Taylor, who WAS unable to he present
WAS read by Miss Marjorie Clements
s. Otis Bland. member of Congress
from this district, received the tablet
in behalf of the county. The tablet
was unveiled by Miss Hettie Jones and
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SEVEN AViAT0Rs ARE CITED
William Thnw, Paul T.. BRrr and OtheI
Americans Honored for
Services.
INV Associatcd Pre,s.1

PARIS. July THE Journal Oficiel
today prints citations Of seven aviators
for their work in the Lafayette Esca-
drille. Those cited are: William Tha w
Of rittsburgh: Kitten Rockwell ode
ceased). of Atlanta. Ga: Robert Sou
biarn. of South Boston. Mass; Julian
Biddle tdeceased); Paul F. Bacr. of
Mobile. Ala: George +. Turner. of New
York. and James Norman Hall. of
CoIfax, Iowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
ESTABLISHES SPEED RECORD
Great Northern Makes Round Trin
Atlantic Voyage In short
Time,
tEv Associated rrcss.I

NEW YORK. July IA record for a
transatlantic round trip of twelve days
one hour and thirty-hve minutes was
established by the steamship Great
Northern, which arrived here yestcr-
day from Brest. The vessel also held
the former record OF thirteen days and
fort%-threc minutes.
t;c!orc being pressed into transport
service, tho Great Northern piled be-
tween Honolulu. San Francisco and
Portland. Ore. and was regarded as
the 'Queen OF the Pacific"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
LOAN SLOVAKlA 100000
[ nfted States Has Now Advanced 80,
450,S25,eS1 to Its Various
Allies.
TBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. July Tho Czecho-
Slovak republic today received a credit
from pae Treasury Of $4,000, 900, maxim /.
a total of s55.33o0no advanced to the
new government. Advances TO the al
lies have reached a total OF 1859
900 authorized by Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-08
NEW ORDER FROM BARNES
wheat director Facilitates nu.Inc.s az
Jobbtrs md Mtiicrs by
Instructions

NEW YORK. July Julius Barnes.
United States wheat director. who re-
gently was given control by President
Wilson of the cXportation OF wheat
anu wheat Hour. announced tonight
tntt until further notice exporters may
snip wheat Hour under General
license us $50" without applying for
Individual licenses. The order. rifec-
tive today. Is expected 10 facilitate the
business OF inbbcrs and inii,crs TO a
considerable degree. IL was said
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bond Issue Carries.

FREDERICKSBCRG. VA. July .
on the question of issuing 10000 In
bonds. with which to enlarge the water
works and increase the water supply
for the town. the vote for bonds car
ricd. Tho vote for bonds WAS sixty.
three: against bonds. seven.
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PREMIER KRAMARZ TO QUIT
NlastimiI Tusar Will Succeed n. Guild.
INK Hand OF cEecho-
SIoyHkfn.

PRAGUE. July 7.-Dr Karl kra-
MARI viii lretire as Premier OF Czecho-
Slorpkia ana Will be succeeded by
Vlastimil Tusar. Social Democrat
leader. NJ. TuSar. who has been
Czecho- Slovakia Minister TO Austria
since last December. sat In the old
Austrian Reichsrat as Czecho Deputy.
DIR. kramarz took office as the first
Premier OF Czecho- Slovakia November
II. 1918. NJ. Tusar before the foirma
tioh or the Ecw republic OF Czecho-
Slovakia was newspaper editor in
BrunD