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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27

" 1t should be the Big
gest Memorial Day in
Forty Years! Not in
sadness, but in Rever-
ence shall we celebrate
it, and in Recognition
of the invincible Spirit
of the Noble Boys who
have joined the Choir
Invisible composed of
Americas Sons.
l You will want to
wear the best and the
most appropriate New
Summer Suit for the
occasion. And we are
printing this to say t..lat
you will find it here.
l You will find thou
sands of it-well made
and thoroughly tailored
as only IN. B. T."
clothes are tailored and
made.
-u ~4
l Flannels for every
body. Blue Flannel
Suits, Green Flannel
Suits, Gray Flannel or
Brown Flannel Suits
Oxfords that are just
the right shade of deep,
dark gray with the kick
of Newness in their
color.
81 Blue Serges that are
fresh from the looms
and our workrooms.
@ Stripes, c h e c k S,
plaids, quiet, coilserva-
tive mixtures.
q Single breasters, dou-
BILE breasters, Sc am
waisters, Sc am lie S S
waisters, snug filters;
slashed pockets, cres-
cent pockets, slanted
pockets, outside patch
pockets, regulation flap
pockets.
G A splendid assort-
ment of Spring and
Summer Suits in plenti-
full variety and just a bit
better in value-many
have told us they are a
GOOD bit better
than you will find in
most places at our
prices for these!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
Ethelbert Watts, Former Consul, II

Ethclbert Watts. formerly United
States consul general to Brussels. Bel
GUM, while that country was under
German rule. is patient in the Uni
versity Hospital. Mr.. Watts. who has
been suffering with stomach trouble.
attributes his illness to the inferior
food which he was compelled to eat
during the enemy occupation of that
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

Kee and Russell S. Ritz, attorneys from
Bluefield. the defendant by Hall and
WinSfeld. of Roanoke, Va; w. II. 10y
all. of Norfolk, and McNutt and Ell
| lett. of Princeton, ". Va. This is eX-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

inson. c. &. Wright. A. NJ Scales, w.
M. Ridcnour, Il. Steinberger, II. Il.
Bush and others for general hotel
business.
There is charter for the Seminole
phosphate Company, OF Fayetteville.
Capital 100000 authorized and $780,
600 subscribed by j. p. Wilson, G. A.
Clute. II. j. Faison. w. f. Walker and
othcrs.
The Rex U. Brown Co.. OF Ashevillc,
is chartered with $4,000 capital au-
thorzed and $1,000 subscribed by H. NJ.
Weir. REX U. Brown and +. L. Sale
The State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction has just completed the APP
portionment Of the 100000 equaliza-
ton fund to bring the school terms
up TO Statewide uniformity, nine
ty-hre days being the State wide ad-
jnstment for rural schools throughout
the State under the final apportion-
ment. Wake County gets SlO,5G9. Ashc
Is second with SI0.4S4, Guilford, s13.o2S:
Meckienburg, $I1,526. and Wilkes, s11,-
231. New Hanover gets S4.5Go. Pen
der. $3.50: Bladen, $500; Brunswick,
S2.T57; Craven, a3.9SG; Carteret $4,657.
The apportionmcnt is per capita among
all the counties according to school
population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
This Pretty Girl Tells How She
sDefes Age by Using Ordinary
Oatmeal to Beautify Her COMPLEXION

New Notwithstanding 20 Sia. Edna wilder.
the wheels OF time" r.s2 be turned back
ward IL = iitt!e common Gense Is used III
tshat cage Of the skin. Lake every th.nx
else the skin needs 1000. caro- and attention.
The pores TO do their work properly should
% kept open and scrupuiously clear. After
6etAg thoroughly cleaned they should DO
fed, TO nou!iEh and bring 20 the skin that
btxutifuf youthful appearance every nor
fttsl woman Graves. Miss Wilder though
wsIi past the time OF life when moot COIN
piezionn fade. is famous for her beautiful
complexion. and when sXKed how she re-
tatns her youthful appearance. ssfd:
cIt 10 simple process to appear youthful
80 one comes within ten years OF gue.sin;
my aga Here Is my secret. Go to any
grocery store and get ten cents worth OF
rrdiusry oatmeal. Put small quantity OF
the oatmeal in = bag OF cheese cloth about
\ tho Size OF your hand Drop or Into The
hax 10 drops OF derwiilo. which car be OBJ
mined ut any up.to-date drug store dip in
Warm water and use you would wash
Goth. Wash your face. hands, arms. neck
4 xnh shopldtrs. night and morning. Let /,
st7ewtng the pores TO absorb the food value OF
tho. oatmeal. Wash on with warm watar
selpss with Cold water and dry ,ho,ous hiy
Then apply derwillo. This IL very import
sfEpt In short time your skin will undergo
Il HSi marvellous change. A rosy hue mount,
sstAs cheeks. and q baby softness come. 10 III,
4 skin The very hrat application will con
vince you that this combination is q NOR
aKscttvs one Tor besutifyinE purposes. j, Il
4 ESPECIALLY recommended for freckler. tau
80 knhuru. wrinhleS, large pores, rough S1in
S4As 81 frsrhsna srd beauties tho conipISxio,
\ ar6 Inskes rough. rad hands and arm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Fl|L TO'REDuCE PRICES
Of LUMBER IN AMERICA
Confetces at Washington SEQ Slight
Hope Of Cutting Down
~ Costs.
xvIRGINLN is on COMMITTEE
q. Hume, OF Norfolk, Among Men
Seeking to Lower Figures on
Products-Furtlicr Sessions to Be
Held During Coming Weeks.
1Ry Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. March 22.--Rcpresen-
tatfycs OF the lumber industry and the
Iindustriaf board OF the Department Of
sCommcrce encountered many difficulties
tpeculiar to the trade in beginning con-
1ferences today with view to effect
ling price revisions similar to those In
Isteel products. At the close of more
Tsthan six hours of discussion. 1t was
ANNOUNCED that in the absence OF any
@orEaniza,tion competent to SPEAK 5,,aa f0 o.,
this country. no agreement had been
preached. and in view Of the completely
5of the situation, sufficient data was
gbzSe any action.
\. Hope for. an agreement was held out.
showeyer, in the decision to have n
lin Washing ton for consultation with
1.-THE board and to supply available
S1iEures on the production costs of each
5Bection of the lumber industry. Fur
ether meetings will be subject to the
6can of the board, which will occupy
f1nuch of the next conferences with
The committee consists. OF Joh.' Fl.
National Lumber Manufacturers, Assoc
secretary manager OF the same orsani-
cation; r. NJ. Hickey, New Orleans.
economist Of the Southern Pine Asso-
Carolina Pine ASSOCIATIONS; George W.
WARD. Jacksonville. Fla. Georgia
FLORIDA Sawmill Association, and NJ. w.
!. I, was. evident from comments after
the meeting that the lum bermen did
Gauction. Mir Kirby declared produc-
ton costs had gone, up out Of pro
lice was signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
MAY ARREST Ex-S0LDIERS
" FOR WEARING OF UNIFORMS
Director Myers Corresponds With Wnr
y Department on Abuses OF
- Privileges.

+ Director OF Pubiis Safety Myers is
now in correspondence with War De-
partment officials upon the subject OF
ofhee.s and priyates who continue 30
wear the army OF navy Uniform, al
though they have been discharged
from zhs .=rvscs- TIE director ma.
gooa isszLE orders tor .aE arrest OF
.Acae -to taGs tSEs.sga.d ne law and
re6sa.ny-s stossssc:-E tbs .Atts--
4 a<-S+- q. ca1sss 81 ac-Es ot -AE
aSsso-1z h1o. Ee.R c@ried 20 the az
es-Escn - IL. zs,-azset co-.:e. and !.
- Sss:Ezrst ~ - 1x*-t 2-oszSie thar
GsEdE1ax Ze ne1assGt zEo1-sc !1 New
Tar1 AID dr-1s.- A-xs r.:ges z--ertg
rE Leg 1ric-ist ar..s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
BODY is IDENTIFIED AS
THAT OF PlETR0 ViRDlS
Murdered Man Found on Petersburg
A. Car Line Said to Have Been
Munitfon Worker,

The murdered body found near Stop
10 on: the Petersburg car line on
Monday was identified yesterday as
that Of Pietro Eirdis, a munition
worker. who is believed to have lived
in Baltimore.
His body was positively identified
by Peter Branca, of ia East Broad
Street. and another man whose name
che police refused to divulge. Branca
said that u brother OF the murdered
man lived in Baltimore and was en-
gagged In the restaurant business.
3 After viewing the body at the Nor
rtssett undertaking establishment at
Ninetsenth and Hull Streets yestcr-
day, Mrs. Ira Butler. of 907 Clay
street, and Tony Coco, of Broad and
Eighteenth Streets, dispelled the be-
lief held Friday by the police that
the murdered man was Sarsari Mar
y,celHno, when they were unable to
identity the body as Marcellino.
~ Four men are being held in Chester
Held County on suspicion, but late de-
velopments in the case lead to the
belief that they know nothing OF the
matter. The men held are Louis Stein,
Eichmand Bailey. Luther Clarke and
Will Jones.
No motive for the crime has yet
been established by the police The
coroner's jury, after viewing the body
yesterday. adjourned subject to the
call of the coroner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
POSLAM FORCES
AIL|NG SKIN
TO IMPROVE

70 be nd OF an uasigntiy skin trou-
De s1Iuyes Increased pride, comfort.
sasiEfe<tioR II your suffering from
srzer.s'a oistrczs has been intense, yol,
a-e entitled 10 real relief. the relief
taat Pog!am can BRING YOU quickly. II
rzEeE che work of healing short and
cissSaa- :. little goeb long way and
cnz.s great deal the skin responds so
egscEi2- ltcninI irritation gtops.
P!Lopl%5 and rsshsg go, and, best Of all,
I'oalala Tili not. cannot harm.
:s!,id eTsrYwhesc, For free ssu,plc
vrIis 20 Emergency Laboratories, 243
W.st tIth St, New York City.
Poalaro Soap is the tonic soap for the
sh!a and Will frcehen and beauty Your
cornpleNion.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

Women come to me every
day who are dragging out
miserable. pain-racked exist
encc, in the clutches of diseases
which, through neglect or ig-
norance, have reached chronic
stages that will not respond to
ordinary methods of treatment,
and which, therefore, are some-
times thought to be incurable.
Some are actually diseased
without knowing 1t, and go on
from day to day watching their
health and strength gradually
fail, apparently without cause.
Some are on the, very brink OF
insanity as the result of in
somnia, melancholy and other
forms Of nervous diseases.
The story OF many OF the
\ cases which come to me are
pitiful In the extreme. They
relate of women-ofttines in
the prime of 1ife-torturcd al
most every moment by pain,
= = dotS0 W IL MtFc SHALLOW vi
their former selves, with no
more energy, even for the
: lightest household duties;
whose. beauty, is fast slipping
away, the flush OF health gone
from the cheek, the sparkle
from the eye. Many have liy-
ed sad domestic tragedies as n
result-the loss of husbands
Interest," broken home!
III YOU SUFFER-
from any OF the diseases spc-
cialize in, come to me today.
have made an exhaustive study
of. these diseases, and in the
soYeral years have been 1ocat-
ed in Richmond have success
fully treated hundreds of wo-
men, in many cases after others
had failed.
Tho Secret OF Nfy Success
lies in Il thorough training,
, specialization In a limited num-
Der Of diseases, the employ
ment of modern methods and
scientific appliances, indiyi-
dual study and personal treat
ment Of each patient, and Of
flee practice exclusively,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

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enough none,
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cHuse me Il
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have Il n o W =
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nifty TO follow
this m e [ h U d
and freducntt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

ahd frequently pasr for forty. Women
thirty years Of ago look ilxo girls in their
Teens. Just cut thir out 70 you won't for.
that time you will thank me for publishing
NOTE-To get the hest effect be sure 10
Ynm o% an. tne eoInp,otc Instructions given above.
ihNi neea nothing eise and IT'S, 40 siinpis
,,hhsstt amyone can use y, and 80 -inex pensfve
s o. sstsin;d ~ this Guy from department
ms fr, snd vi up.to-tiato druEgists. inrlud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
CONTRACTORS GET RECORD
VERDICT IN WEST VIRGINIA
Vaughan Construction COMPANY
Awarded &SG,063 Against SirginIan
hallway Company.
Especial to The Times-Dispat en-. ]

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
BLUEFIELD, w. VA, March o2.-
The largest verdict ever given by q
jury in Southern West Virginia was
returned today in the suit of Vaughan
Construction Company OF Shawsvilie,
against the Virginia Railway Company,
in ihe Circuit Court of Mercer County
The amount being sI6,963 in favor OF
the Vaughan Construction Company
This was The final conclusion Of a
much contested trial. extending over a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

period of two weeks, and the award
was made to plaintiff for balance due
on account of railroad construction
contract.
Plaintiff was represented by John
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
STOP SUFFERING!

Take the, Time Right Now.
and come TO my Offices for a
quiet, confidential talk. With
so much at stake-your health,
your happiness, your success,
perhaps even life itself--surc-
~ it is worth ten minutes Of
your. time to investigate and
find out for yourself whether
Or not I can help you, as I have
helped SO many others. The
consultation will cost you
nothing; you will be under no
obligation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

pected to be the conclusion OF the case,
as 1t has been in the Supreme Court
twice and established n precedent in
the matter OF recovcries BY principal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

smooth and white, II gives the skin tn. an.
pearance OF youth, and whatever ruccess I
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN

c ENATOR LODGE with his beautiful whskers, his pom - pous dcon, his scholastic devotion to long ago. his parsanship wild does not look like dangerous but nevertheless be the most dangerous in the world
 In Hungary Rumanian army threatens to reopen the world In Russia armies march, Germany fishing home guards and police composed of soldiers Turkey has threatening attitude toward the Armen ians. The fire of world may kindle at any point
 The uncertainty to the future makes country change rampant Anarchy has entered stands before the door, All property held by threatened with extinction No institution abe useful is safe from attack from the risk of desruc- ton
 The world totters There is but that give stability that hefres of anarchy threatened It is the League of Nations which until the United States ratfes the treaty of Lodge is the chief obstacle in the out knowing it, without in the least intending merely the thing he Lodge be the most dangerous in the world.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
ERNST HAECKEL

E> RNST HAEOKEI. who died Jena, Aug. in the 1 year of his industrious and intelligent in- vestgator who embracing the theories Darwin did to prove tie theory of evolution and much to unro the book of nature before the eyes of man.
 Haeckel the Huxley of Germany He reduced to popular language and made its absruse standobe to minds But he advocate, and argued ercey for his Huxley content to explain fairly the views of other scientists
 To Haecke the universe appeared mechanical contri- He sneered at the idea of consciously conrving god and heaped vituperaon the manke deity of the Chris tan church. whom he described gaseous verebrate.
 From the facts which led Haeckel his idea universe foruitous combination of unconscious and intelligent atoms Alfred Russell Wallace the great English who almost contemporary with Darwin discover ing the facts of evouon found in them for de- creang belief in personal deity Indeed his nvestga continuance of identity after death and his later years in his opinion tended to show that the soul survives
 No matter how great the difficulty of accounting for first it easier for the mind to intelligent first negenty ordered world it to
 
 scientist Illiad is proof existence of its author No matter how times font type might be thrown into the it would fall down properly assembled in the exact order of the letters in that great poem.
 It is impossible to most minds to believe other than that behind the universe conscious reasoning intelligence which and intelligence of bears least slight analogy.
 Haeckel cannot be numbered with the highest scientists There something wrong with could underlying spiritual force controlling and the world and the vast planetary whr of which the world is a tiny fragment.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
THROTTLING A CONSPIRACY

T HE CHIEF railway systems of New York city tied
 yesterday, by great strike which imposed vast in and night the strike settled apparently under from Mayor Fly demanding ind ctment of the of the property and of of the strike leaders alleging acy against the public, to get eight cent fares.
 The strikers not members of regular labor nzation They assembage and there evd- the transportation companies had paid of the bills to bring the union into being.
 New York city built and paid for most of the subways through lines upon that there shall be breach of the obligation It is expressly provided that strike shall not strikes.
 right to strike to better their conditions They right conspre with their employers to raise prices to the public.
 Nevertheless it probably not fear of conspiracy laws produced prompt settlement
 It the fear that the City of New York if it could prove breach agreement through colusve strike, might else right given its lease itself to operate the subway lease them to others
 at least the people of New York indebted to Mayor Hylan for prompt and wise public action
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
THE QUANDARY OF GOVERNMENTS

THEIR struggles reduce high cost living world governments find themselves in the greatest difficulty that They monopoes and large aggregates of industry they feebly with the smaller units of industry especially the units engaged in distribution.
 The why governments stronger dealing the large and powerful than they with the individually weak is that being composed nave as Keen an instinct to other organizations of human beings. They afraid of the those engaged in distributions much they financial power monopoes and the beef
 Under pressure governments the great units of bu attempt to reform the evils pointed them but the dstrbutv end of industry such power distributors which include all sorts of middemen of and retailers of every sort have absolutely action. machinery which they amend er TOTS, or improve methods
 It is this weakness in the system now most threatening to the established order of the world The prime producer governments with governments yet have shown capacity to deal with distribution, distribution any power to correct and save itself.
 The government of the United States is following little behind, the of European governments
 The methods adopted suggested for adoption. include prosecution of profteers price fixing commodities direct from government to the people.
 Prosecuting profiteers will prove remedy There definition of what constitutes profteerng prof its but small portion of the difficulty Waste drbu ton is far important factor than profiteerng
 Price fixing has anywhere proved itself adequate remedy. It will not prove adequate in America.
 Governments have thus used but remedy which there to be found the possibility of much effect the market.
 This the direct people goods which government has acquired at wholesale from the prime pro ducer.
 Such remedy, if conclusvely adopted must from its very years absolutely crush the distributive sy intermediates between the prime pro- ducer and the retail merchant.
 helpless government when vast evils are abroad means dangerous growth of revolutionary radicam Would it not be better while there is yet tme and before conditions to representative conventions of employ and employed with delegates of the distrbutve groups what ought to be taken, that do the good and bring the least disaster?
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
LESSON OF DEVIL ANSE

LD "ANSE Hatfield is dying He is the pararchial O vivor of the Mccoy Hatfield feud representative of stout ignorant and neglected of early stocks which migrated to America, and settled in the hills of Kentucky and Virginia, chiefly of Scotch and English blood.
 These older Americans than most; but they show American Like other called poor whites they the unconscious victims of chatel slavery Where the did all the work the poor white had economic Too proud to work he degenerated into terate into a loafer.
 The existence these people heart of America shows how much to the efficiency of civilization and how little to and blood
 Remove from the influences which pro- from the society which adds by little and little to its erial and powers and he sinks pr- tive man, and takes again tribal characteristics.