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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH Will
BURN THE MORTGAGE.
Rev. y. D. DalysComplctcs Great
Work for Sydney Congregation.

Mortgage burning will take place
at the Fifth Baptist Church, corner
Harvic and Cary Streets, Thursday
night, May 20, at $50. The mem
bers and friends Of this church are
urged to be present.
There will be special address de-
livcred by some member of the cam
paign committee Of the Reunion
Drive on $4,000 Fund for the work
OF the General Association of Vir-
ginia. Refreshments will be served
at the close OF the program. A
quartette from the Sixth Mount Zion
Church, Brother S. G. Jackson, leader
will sing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
BOY LOST.

Levy Smith, small boy, ten years
Of age. Of dark complexion, has been
since Monday morning, the
10th inst. when he left home for
school. Any information as to his
whereabouts will be greatly appre-
ciated.
DIR. w. II. SMITH, los w. Jack
son Street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

Mrs. John r. Chiles has returned
to the city after spending seven
weeks visiting her daughter, AIRS. M.
e. Norris, OF Kimarnock, Va. She
left mother and daughter getting
along nicely.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
Deacon Robert Hewlett is still at
Esmont, Va, improving slowly.

Mrs. Sarah A. Reid Of Orange,
Va, was in the city this week.
Rev. A. A. Hector has returned to
the city after having served faithful
ly at Camp Upton. He Is. looking we'll
and has been highly commended for
the services he has rendered.
Rev. Thos. RI. White of Clifton
Forge. Va, passed through the city
last Thursday enroute home from the
Virginia Beptiet State Convention.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
THE FINANCE

The convention raised in actual
cash on the table ten thousand. eight
hundred and eighteen dollars and
thlrty-eight cents and money is still
Continued On Fifth Pagc)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS!
MITTEIDORFER'S PIT 9. BROAD
FOR FLAGS!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
THE SERMONS.

The preachers we're all we'll Ere
pared and delivered their MESSAGES
with great emphasis and effect. The
convention sermon was preached by
DR.. w. w. Brown, OF New York,
subject, "Our Larger Vision and
Present Day Standards" It is
enough to say DR.. Brown lived up to
all his reputation promised us. The
Rev. w. 10. Lee Of Roanoke preached
the educational sermon, using rs his
subject, acknowledge That Brings
Freedom. |" The sermon promised
4 much for the future of such youth
Z ful preacher. High Street Church
has n strong preacher now, but in his
ripper years we predict great things
for him.
The missionary sermon was
preached by tho Rev. w. II. r
Powell, a. b. OF Alexandria. Trained
in The Virginia Seminary and Lincoln
University, the Rev. Mr.. Powell is
another character OF great promise
His sermon was we'll prepared and
effectively delivered. Sunday morn
ing tho President preached, afternoon
the Rev. NJ. l.. Gordon of Staunton
and DR.. S. w. Timms at night. The
Gospel program was strong and
helpful.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
THE VIRGINIA BAPTIST
STATE CONVENTION
OVER THE TOP

The fifty-second annual session OF
the Virginia Baptist State Convention
convened with tho First Baptist
Church, Harrison Street, Petersburg,
Va, the REV. S. II. Eldridge, d. d.,
Pastor, closed Sunday with a shout
Of triumph, and throughout tho entire
session the convention covered itself
with great glory.
a large and enthusiastic delegation
assembled on the first day and the
machine was set for work and session
after session its business was trans,
acted and program executed in the
most pleasing and credible manner
1t took about one minute to elect Of
ficers. All OF tho old officers wore
reelected except the Recording Sec
rotary, who had rendered his resig-
nation and the Rev. w. II. II. Powell,
A. b. OF Alexandria was elected as
Recorder. DR.. Walter H. Brooks in
most impressive address indicted
the officials into their various Offices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
General New. I'm Brief.

r. 4. Chappell announces himself a
candidate for the Office Of sheriff OF
Dinwiddie County. TO succeed ]. w.
Galiesha. the present incumbent. who
Will not stand for reelection B. l..
Boissean is also candidate for the
same office.
The high school cadets. wcu-drin-
ed corps of young men. have organized
themselves into two divisions OF two
companies each. with Captain Cha rles
Talbot In charge OF the first division
and Captain Robert Frederick In
charge OF the second. Each company
has its fun STAFF OF officers
The young ladies OF the Southern
College last, night again entertained
the wounded soldiers from Camp Lee
at the parish house OF St Paurs
Church. Dinner and refreshments were
served. and an excellent musical pro-
gram was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fisher. Of Short
Market street. this city, are anxious
TO find some OF the Eightieth Division
who can tell something about their
son, Willie. of the Three Hundred ana
Eighteenth Regiment American OK
pcditionary force. They arc in doubt
as to whether he is dead or alive, and
can get no definite information about
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Mrs. shnckicford Goes to Raleigh.

Mrs. Shacklc ford. whose husband
was Killed Tuesday night by prohibi-
tion officers near Woodstock Va
while bringing liquor into the State,
icit last evening with her little daugh-
tcr Tor her former home in Raleigh
\. G., to attend his funeral. She has
ordered the body sent to the home of
heT father. j.: l. Thomas. at Raleigh.
ana 1t was taken home today. Shackle-
ford formerly lived in Danvillc but
has been engaged in the jitney bust
His wife pleaded with him not 10 go
on his trip for the whisky, but he was
obdurate. Little is known here OF
Lawrence w. Hudson, who was with
Shackleford. and was seriously wound
ed. except that he was formerly from
Danville, and was engaged in the
jitncy business here. So far as known
he has rro relatives in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

faultcd interest from the merchant ma
rine development fund until such time
as me route may begin to yield profit
when the ships in the route earn
their annual interest rate and Il profit
onc-hnit OF the profit earned each year
should be paid into the fund until all
moneys drawn shall have been replaced.
The other half should 40 annually to
the steamship stock holders.
"On the basis of 81 900 600 900 wort h
Of ships. the fund would he 1900. 600.
This amount. Investigation convinccs
me. would be more than sufficient to
care for all deficiencies
In order that the American MGR
chant marine viii DO operated with
due regard for the interests Of Amcri-
can industry and commerce.. ii is ncccs-
sary to exercise control over the maxi
mum freight rates which may be
charged in regular trade routes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
[ED FREIGHT CAR
NEARLY CAUSES WRECK
! Horses and Twelve Cows
gave Narrow Escape From
Smash.
PROBE SHOOTING CASE
u OF Danville Declares Man
|areed With BootIcggins Was
D. From the Back-Othcr Vir-
ia News Notes.

peciai to The Times Dispatch
iooNBUitG March 27.-What
'cdr being disastrous railroad
occurred in the yards at Shenan-
lily yesterday when Il loaded
car' standing on the sidctrack.
LEX by an empty car which was
dropped IN" on the siding by
ailroad employees. The loaded
'htaincd the household effects and
lock or n. l.. Monkey, Of North
INA, VINO was removing to place
nn ,tiinore,. and was hit while be-
oahcd with live stock, consisting
Ircc horses. twelve cows and
+. Mr. Monkey sustained serious
c hs, having leg broken and be-
,uIg bruised. His car was knocked
t"hce OF 200 feet. and one of the
was practically cut to shrcds.
rn shorts. an employee. had his
roken and may be internally in
z; George Fultz. another employee,
Icss seriously hurt. Shorts is the
seriously injured OF the thrcrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Another nold-Up and nobbery.

Robert Davis, colorcd. while on his
way home from the Norfolk and West
crn station last night, was held up by
two negro hishwaytnen in Second
Street. and robbed Of $50. The bandits
first tried the peck etbook swindle on
Davis, but as he refused TO respond TO
ii. they put their pistols to his head
and ordered him 20 hand over his
money. This he did. a description Of
the two robbers TALES with that given
by other victims OF recent hold ups nd
swindlcrS.
reported TO the police last night that
he had been robbed of $3.50 in the home
OF coiorcd woman where he was
visiting The woman WAS arrested.
but the money was not found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
VOTE TO IMPROVE STAGE
ROAD IN PRINCE GEORGE
Supervisors Act to Repair Highway TO
Sussex Linc-Mrs. ShncI< Icf ford
Goes to W0Ods tOck.
Special to Tho Tjmcs-Disn,tch

PETERSBURG. VA. March 2I.-At
a meeting OF the Supervisors OF Prince
George resolution was adopted to
runs from Petersburg to the SUSSEX
line. IL Is also contemplated to i'm
prove the Jerusalem Plank Road for
certain distance Secretary Martin,
OF INC chamber or Commerce. today
received a message from State High
way commissioner Coleman, STATING,
that Prince George County will gel
sl4'ooo for building roads The coun-
" has already expended large
amount in building roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Mayor Demand. Injury.

kHNlLLE. March 26.-Mayor Harry
1iihS announced today that the
ins OF William X. Arlington, an
81 Oootleggcr from Georgia. by
.c detective John X. Tucker yes
VIII he the subject of an official
| t'Shtlon. Examination OF the
shows that the man was shot
behind. Tucker says that the
put ms hand TO his hip pocket and
|Hucd TO run when commanded to
me officer had no warrant for
mans arrest at the time. The
ded man has been removed from
'ospitai and is now in jail with
% DoDos, of baltimore. both being
ed with violating the Mapp Act.
;asc promises 10 become interest
inc issue OF an Interstate journey
ne injected into the trial. The
was being taken from Baltimore
'orgia and the defense will make
lain that the car Is subject TO
same protection AS common
|er; Both men have retained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

dustrial board of the Department Of
Commerce today took up gypsum pro-
ducts and clay products price prob
lens with Representatives OF these
industries. Cement. glass. building
hard ware and Goxboard conferences
also were continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
|)U HAVE A
MISERABLE COLD!
mt take long for DR.. Kings
New Discovery to
relieve ii.

hills. hot Pushes. weepy eyes and
l.. cough steadily growing more
|,istent. phlegm-clogged chest, heavy
|i-thosc conditions are quickly and
sanity corrected with DIR. Kings
L Discovery
BID, and coughs, most bronchial
|'bles soon submit to this flfty-ycar-
standby. Grownups and children
Ii like it. Promotes comfort and rest.
let this relief from cold" misery.
n bottle while you think Of 1t. All
|sGists Coo and S1.20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Automobile Turn. Turtle.

bible accident occurred on the
Icy Pike yesterday afternoon about
clock by which an entire family
II narrow escapes with their lives.
+. Flory. road com missioner for
ms District. together with his wife
daughters and one son. were driv-
near Lacey Spring. when the steer
gear gave way. the car running
the fence and turning over. throw
Mrs. Flory and her two daughters
while her husband and son. who
|. in the front seat, were pinned
ath tho wreckaGe Mrs. Flory re-
I'D severe injuries about the hips,
|other members of the family being
and bruised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
win Vote on Roais.

LYNCIlBUItG. March 27.-An Apo
mattox County mass meeting has de-
petition asking for an election to
pass upon n s250.000 good roads bond
issue for the county. The meeting was
largely attended. and its action was
unanimous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Fine Chntenu-Thicrry Veteran.

MY ILIII., MITCH gi.-COrpOTaI z.
IGiles United states marine corps,
fought at hateau-Thierry, wear
1.-TWO wound stripes and the French
Cross was fined $3.50 in the
|-e Court this morning for an as
II on -Adolphus Mccormack Nc
mack said he was paid to keep
h from stealing free rides on n
|-y-go-round operated by an timer
company on Union street. and was
ling n boy out of the Enclosure when
Twas felled by the marine. Giles
I'D that he thought the little boy
being imposed on. and went to
[rescue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
DIGEST OF SPECIFICATIONS

Bids must be submitted duplicate and should be
addressed
Chief OF Construction Division of tho Army
9TH and Il 5.
"''ch'ioh LII. Col copper Washington.
and tho envelope which should and
address should be plainly and
iIcPosai 10 NOT open Special envelope
request. for this
The Division Storehouses them, and
TIE ana artillery n his
Bids be submitted for an entire camp with tho
exception OF the Division Storehousc n add to
possible withholding OF either both OF following:
The
tbl The Rcmoun Station
SHOULD inc Base hospital or Remount Station
trackaEc serving them. will n
Ease Hospitals tho following been turned
TO the Public Health
THIS raur
" ''"' 80
Bids may be submitted for camps or any
combination
Bidders nd property damaco
Maps showing the bo furnish
request, and Will form Informa.
the wi be furnished
the constructing guartcrmascrs
Thc successful bidder
factory releases or all land and
either within
from the date thereof
against all such claims, such TO he
satisfactory bond in prcdicaed he
ut each
days from date OF onen,np
and the awards Will be
with the dates which the given
-" 80
Possession be given camps arc released by the
General Stan will date ssion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Sentenced for Robberr.

3lNCHBURG, March 27.-IIoward
man. colored. who was recently
4 ,ht in the act OF robbinE a store
Arlington. has been given eight
for housebrcakinE by Il Nelson
| 1ty jury at Lovingston This is
mans second conviction. as he
Is ago. just before he was 10 go to
state Penitcntiary for q three
term for robbery. Last Sunday
negro nearly picked his way
Hugh the brick wall of the Jail. and
lie certain that he did not escape.
lift Wheeler brought him to the
,hburS jail to be held for a peni-
iary guard.
Deputies Raid Still.
AWHILE, March 27.-Prohibition
ector w. r. Shelton. assisted by
deputies. Yesterday raided still
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
HURLEY OUTLINES PLAN
FOR MERCHANT MARINE
Would Have New Fleet operate for
Benefit OF American
People.
OPPOSES FEDERAL OWNERSHIP
But Asserts That No Watcrcd Stock
Must BE Permitted nor Develop
mcnt OF Huge Private Fortunes
for Owners.

NEW YORK. March Give wan,
the new fleet used for the bencft Of
the people of the United States and
want ii used for the Development OF
the nations commerce. and not merely
Tor the development of the private for
tunes OF ship owners; we want the
initiative and skill OF American shin
stock"
Edward n. Hurley. chairman Of tho
United states. Shipping Board. made
these declarations tonight In OUTLINING,
before the National Marine League his
proposed plan for the ownership and
operation OF the vessels for the United
states government.
carried ri our n,i present building program be
undcr the american flag next year IC :
I32.1oo lightweight tons Of ocean-goIng
steer cargo and passenger ships. This
fleet Will be the equivalent of lust hair
the merchant tonnage that plies th,.
seas under the flags Of all nations com
oined. The government viii own
about 20 per cent OF H.
HURLEY OPPOSED TO
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
II am personally opposed TO gov
eminent ownership except as a last
resort. II this yet. built at govern
merely for the advantage OF groups
OF snip operators with sufficient capital
70 purchase The ships from the govern
''N' "ohiN uiIHtSlthllDElN aUvCCAt q
government"
MT. Hurley. in his plan of operation
OF me ships. proposed:
SHIPS 10 be sold TO and operated b.
Americans under no restrictions other
than the terms OF the bin OF sale and
the ilXation OF maximum freight rates
The ship price to fairly reflect the
current world market
Twenty five, per cent of the pur-
chase price should be paid down. the
r remain falling due and payable in
period not exceeding ten years
GOVERNMENT TO HOLD
MORTGAGE on SHIPS
The government TO take and hold a
mortgage for the unpaid balance.
charging interest at the customary
commercial rate of 8 per cent.
Onc-hfth of the interest, the differ
ence between the government interes,
and commercial interest, 10 be paid
into 4 merchant marine DEVELOPMENT
The purchaser to insure with an
American company his equity in the
vessel; the government 70 insure the
portions of the ships unpaid for The
government can carry the insurance
AT least per cent lower than the
open market rate. However, i, is BRO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Restaurant Robbed.

The Pure Food Restaurant in River
Street was broken into and robbed last
night OF clothing and other articles,
and Of Il valsc in which to pack them.
William Thomas. colorcd n DISCHARGED
soldier. was arrested this morning
while waiting for a ira in at the Union
Station. and the stolen goods were
found in his possession. He was com
United to Jail for trial in the Hastings
1 ('niIrf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

found near Pullcns. this county. No
arrests were made. as no operatives
were round near the plant. The still
poured out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
Locate Missing boys.

NCHBtR'r, March 2I.-Three boys
the Home for Homeless Boys at
ngton, who ran away from that
Tuition two weeks ago. were
Cht back from Winston Salem.
T.. where they were caught. and
y they are safe at the homc-safe
further attempts to run away
r trip on freight trains and long
cry walks have made them look
the home as a wonderful place.
boys sPy they managed to get
thing TO eat 10 keep from being
Fry, except when they found them
IS In 4 Winston-S Salem Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

Industrial Commission returning.
NEW YORK. March 27.-Thc Depart =
mcnt of Labor's Industrial Comm isslon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

posed that tho open market rate be
charged. ana the difference be paid
INTO the merchant marine dcvclopinent
iuhu. The government insurance
would be carried for purchasers ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

Discusses Gypsum md Clny Products.
BY Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. March 27.-The In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
VIII Remodel Ltcensr Act.

(.NVILLE. March 27.--Radical re-
n OF the city's license tax ordi-
e are proposed as result OF the
inued stringercy which is respon-
for failure OF civic Improvement
&c :. Moore las; night at the meet
|of the city council called 10 dis
taxes offered a resolution calling
he doubling OF every tax now In
|, and Il trcbling of tho poll tax.
Increase OF ten cents per 500 on
nngibie and real estate tax Is also
|oscd. Unless more money is raised
|ity Will be unable TO grant SIS. 200
ionai TO meet tho increase in
|ol teachers salaries. extensive
I improvements and the develop
|. OF the ci;y's health department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
@ Your Bowels Grateful

\ clip them to function as they ought
Aid them occasionally with DR..
g's New Life Pills. Cleanse the
EN- OF undermining impurities. Mild
action, reliable and comfortable.
i, druggist has them, 25c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
VESSELS CANNOT he
OWNED nY EOREIi.N i:u =

No transfer OF a vessel To foreign
register is to be permitted without
express permission OF tn" government
Each purchaser who wishes to oper-
ate in the foreign trade to he Obliged
TO Incorporate under Federal charter
such charter to provide that no stock
is TO be issued in excess OF the money
value actually paid in on vessel prop
srty; No stock is TO fall into alien
hands.
one member Of tho board of dircc-
tors or each company TO be named by
the government. these directors to meet
periodically to advise the Shipping
The merchant marine DEVELOPMENT
fund 70 be used 10 relieve such nnan-
clai diihculticS as may be encountered
in the development Of an adequate and
well-ba!anccd American merchant ma
rinc.
IT is forcsecn." MIR. Hurley said.
That Il number of trade routes inn :
portant to the Immediate Or future
welfare Of American commerce mus,
be established and Developed Some
81 these routes may not yield steam
snip operating profits until their exist
encr shall have attracted AN Increase
volume or better balance OF trade
WOULD START BOATS
ON NEW TRADE. ROUTES
cases where the government sells
"a snip upon condition that il he opcr-
tted In q route which may not prove
profitable at once. 1t Will tie necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28
VIII Sturt Cnnn,ipp

.SASSA AS. March 21.--Prince Will
county has raised the necessary
! and made application for "A joint
align OF the state Board of Health
the United States Public Health
ice against influenza. typhoid and
iaten dlScuSc+--;i campaign offered
|'enty Virginia counties which are
TO bear $1,000 Of the expense
public schools OF Prince William
week made an intensive campaign
funds. securing an appropriation
300 from tho County Board Of
|rrisors and the remainder Of the
|Int By entertainments and private
:rtption. II Is expected that the
h campaign will last the better
OF year. and At tho end OF that
II is hoped that the county will be
me Tor permanent health work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

which sailed In January to study labor
conditions abroad. arrived here today
by train from Halifax. having made
the transatlantic trip on the olympic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-28

Tho Government reserves the mak he award
as seems to best
10 accept any combinations bid
Purchasers must liability or damage done "a
noyees third parties performances OF
70
Buildings not owned by tho and thosa
erected by benevolent
saI 'o'
. The Government will ieases not NOR,
IMAM hVo CD months nd
chaser must remove all buildings.
violation OF this Observation-Disclosures OF leases
Purchasers in a satisfactory
the Government
crty - 10y
Tentative proposals the purchase
OF camps ieauresard and Sheridan
a ition
be preferred 800
. Telephones hre-hghting equipment re-
reirscrating machinery
equipment
r"thE stock stock.
pies and surplus material installed viii
not be included sale go
f1re risk Will he assumed
OF inc camp sale will
S given. 80 - 49, p'S''o''"
TERMS; Certified check of the
he or
ND VIII be required This check
WI be applied the purchase he
bidder and In the event that
erty United States price
Is
In addition n bond, in tho sun, n, t~.,,x
&C.,
10 inc government VIII bo required
the terms OF the sale. "'NN
m Further information and detailed specifications which
will form o! the f.or M
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-22

Women's Vests 49,. 1870, 25c, 33c, 45c
Women's Lace Trimmed Pants CSC, 75c
Womens Union Suits, 75c and CSC values,
May Sale Prices 49c and &c
Womens 29c Fitrite Vests, trimmed
May Sale Price 21c
Wonen's 35c Fitrite Vests, extra size,
May Sale Price csc
Women's SOC Fine Vests, May Sale Price 3Sc
Wornen's 75c Fine Vests -. Sale Price soc
Women's S1.O0 Vests ....... Sale Price 75c
35c Bodice Vests ........... Sale Price 29c
Csc and 75c Union Suits,
Special May Sale Price 4Sc