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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. June o7-"After peace Is
signed l Will return to Germany 10
form my duties as a land owner" said
the former German Crown Prince. in
an interview last week at Wieringen
according TO Brussels dispatch to the
Daily Mirror.
EELSISGFORS. June e7-The new
constitution adopted today by the Diet
provides that the first President shall
be elected by the Diet. His term Of
Office will De six years.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-rrivates
CHARLES wynn, Scale, Ala, we're killed
IN action. according 70 war Depart,
ment casualty list ISSUED today
LONDON, June 27-Establishment Of
seN:9overnment in Ireland within the
;es;o Issued today by the Irish Do
m!n!on League" and signed by Sir
Horace Piunkett and other Irishmen.
soGTHPoRT. ENG. June y7-Brit-
!sh' FRENCH and Italian labor repre-
eral demonstration on July 20 or 81
! TO protest against allied intervention
! IN russia. This announcement was
made by Arthur Henderson. British
iabo! leader.
PARIS, June 27.-The committee of
federal postal workers met today 10
{ consider action in connection with the
demand OF government telegraph and
caoie operators. who ceased work for
! d number Of hours yesterday to EN- :
/ pnasize their demands for increased
/ wages.
NEW YORK. June 27-President de
valera, % the Irish republic. devoted
ration of the speech on ireland and
The League OF Nations" which he is TO
deliver in Fenway Park. Boston, sun
day afternoon.
ATLANTIC CITY. ". j., June 27.-
Addressing the annual conference here
To-Day or the employment managers di-
vision OF the Atlantic Coast Shipbuild-
chairman OF the board OF directors OF
the Great Lakes Engineering Corpora
non. declared the way to bulwark
America against Bolshevism was by
practicng Americanism and preach
ing thrift from morning TIL night. .
.rt NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 81
snip Kansas. bringing total OF abou,
1000 officers and men, arrived late 10.
day from France.
The transport Antigon, twelve DAYS
out from France. with approximate,
1000 officers and men Of the America
! evolutionary force tonight wirelesse,
that she would reach here about moor
tomorrow.
G ST. LOUIS. June 27.-Alfred Black
OF kock!and Me; was elected presiden
: the organization today. The 1920 con
vention will be held at Ocean View, Va
PARlS, June ia bill providin,
FOR the naturalization of all the rail
roads in France was introduced in IN
n Chamber of Deputies By Alber
? Ihomas. the Socialist leader an
former Minister Of Munitions.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Repeal o
me postal zone system for ncwspaper
and periodicals Is proposed in a biI
ny Representative Mondell, OF Wyom
ing. the Republican leader. Under III
measure second class mall would b
at the nat rate in force before the wa
revenue bill OF 1917 was passed.
PARIS. June 27--The Senate adopte
the electoral reform bin by = vo,n =
l2e TO today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
IRISH MEMORANDUM
Is GIVEN TO PREMIER
Secretary of American Peace Commission Announces
That All Data Has Been Submitted-Clams
Are Briefly Outlined

We send you herewith general
memorandum on the case and beg to
direct your attention in particular to
the following:
y. That the rule OF Ireland by Eng
land has been, and is now, intolerable;
that 1t is contrary TO all conceptions
OF liberty and justice. and as such on
the ground of humanity alone should
be ended by the conference.
80. That the declared object of the
conference Is 10 furnish lasting
peace. which is admittedly Impossible
If the legitimate claims TO self-de-
termination of nations such as Ireland
be denied.
'3. That incorporated with the peace
treaty under consideration is a cove
nant establishing a league of nations
which intends. among other things TO
confirm and perpetuate the political
rela tionshipa and conditions estab-
lished by the treaty.
-. II is clear that it is radically un-
just to seek to confirm and perpetuate
what is essentially unjust. and that II
is indefensibie 10 refuse examination
of Il title when confirmation of pos
session, such as that provided by the
drafted covenant of the league OF ma
rions, is intended"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
TO EXPORT LIQUOR SURPLUS
Kentucky Expects Prohibition TO Find
Ii With 40.O00,0O0 Gallons of
Whisky on HIND.
INV A.sociated Press.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June 27.-With the
expectation that Congress, viii strike
forcement hill the clause which pre-
vents expectation of whisky. liquor
s!deration a plan TO ship their surplus
stocks TO Europe after June 80. To
this end, II IN learned here, a corpora
exploration.
NY this course, according to w. y.
Cox, president OF the Louisville Ware
40, 900. 900 gallons OF liquor expected TO
be left on hand in Kentucky after war
time prohibition becomes effective
stiiutional prohibition is established
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
437 WITH 20 DEAD
Two Were Killed In Action, While Two Nor.
Died of Wounds Re-
reiyed

wAsHINGToN, June 27-casualty list,
given out today by the Committee on pub.
is ln aiy,g:d ,nSw teal Of ta7 asp.
died Of wounds. 2; died Of accidents and
other causes; 81: died OF disease, 4: wounded
Heyersly. 1870: wounded degree undeter
mined. 90; wounded slightly l6s: missing ir
yifElnians and North caronnlans in III.
DIED OF ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
lI+s CAUSES.
privates.
paws: Roy OTIS; A2heyil!e, N c.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Ft Colonel.
Conrad. Bryan: Winchester, Va
Sergeant.
WHkht, Roy L.; Richmond, Va
CORPORAL
Weaver. George A.: Durham, N. C.
= Pr1vatta.
crsaxy. Samuel B.: Bedford. Va
Ghatten. Robert H: Dry Pork Va.
Bradley. Joseph l.: Bradley. ". c.
syks" J%Ss o s.; SsSr' sirYdH ri
Corporal.
Terllnd. Thomas O.; Montreal. N c.
Phvlte.
vsnpAit Jesse N; BridEevatar. Va.
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Wife of Meanest
Man Tells Story
Jersey Farmer Counts
Prunes He Eats for
Breakfast.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. June 27.-The
story OF the meanest man that ever
lived was tame In comparison to the
one told OF her husband today by Mrs.
Regina Weppler in an application TO
Nice-Chancellor Backers for an order
OF court granting her certain sum
Of money each for maintenance
Her husband. Conrad. farmer OF
Union. is said to he worth 100000.
SO frugalNis he. charged his wife,
that:
!. He counts the prunes no eats for
breakfast.
.. Sells his fresh eggs and buys
stale ones for his own use.
3. Keeps apples locked up In
trunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
DUPONTS AGREE TO HELP
IN LOCATING INDUSTRIES
Powder Company -Oncrs $4,000 II
Petersburg Raisca $4,000 70
Conduct Campaign.
By Briggs


Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. June 27-The
important announcement was made At
the meeting of the Rotary Club last
night by Attorney Samuel w. thinner
that the DUPONT company would join
tries in the city and Hopewell The
company will donate $4,000 10 q fund
for this purpose II Petersburg will
give $4,000. Mr.. thinner stated that
Petersburg should raise it's see, 900 i'm
mediately among the business men OF
the city in order to meet the OFFER OF
the DUPONT company. The campaign
for the money should be conducted
under the auspices OF the Cha mber
of Commerce.
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JOBS AWAIT SOLDIERS
Seventy Ter Cent OF Discharged Men
Have Position Oncrcd-Disltke
Labor on Farm.
NV Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. June 27.--seventy per
the armistice have positions aWaitins
them, Colonel Arthur Woods. assistant
TO the Secretary OF War. who is in
charge Of obtaining employment f0
discharged service men, announced to-
day.
Colonel Woods again emphasized the
fact that one OF the difficulties is the
unusual demand among discharged
service men for clerical labor and the
reluctance OF the average man to per-
form farm labor.
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TO PROVIDE MORE MONEY
SENATE Committee Decides to Set Asid,
1923 ,O00,0O0 for In
surance.
nv Associated Press.l

W a s H y G Il 0 y, June 27.-After
adopting without debate amendments
increasing the appropriations for ad
ministration of the war risk insurance
act from s64 100000 to s123,0o0,000. the
Senate spent several hours today in
spirited discussion over the proposed
decrease OF 100000 in appropriations
for the Federal Trade Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
EMPEROR CHARLES ILL
Health of Ex-Ruier Is Causing Anxiety
Among Prangins
People.

GENEVA, June Eft is reported
from Prangine. where former Emperor
Charles, Of Austria. Is staying. that
the health OF the ex-ruler is causing
anxiety. He has not left the home
for. week and is being attended by a
Swiss doctor.
Former Empress Zita is acting as
nurse for her husband.
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Bnttleshir GeorS,n Docn.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June AZ
The battieship Georgia. from Brest, ar
and men, members OF the Fitty.sixth
Infantry and special casual companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Building Activity.

Considerable building activity Is
manifested in the city. Figures show
erection, including frames and brick
dwellings and stores, factory additions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

and other industrial establishments. IT
Is known that contracts have been
awarded for erection OF gereral largo
wholesale and retail stores. which are
to be completed this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
To Incren.e CupitnI Stool


meeting OF the stockholders OF
the American Bank and Trust Com
pany has been called for July. Is to
consider and act upon the advisabillty
OF Increasing the maximum capital
100000 and to consider and act upon
the enlargement of the number OF d.
reCtors and other business.
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Rahy,. second Summer

HahyN StCONd HUmmeT
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowc!
Troubles and it Is absolutely harmless
Can be given to infants with perfect
safety. See directions on the bottle.
3Oc-Adv,
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Girls In Cnnp.

About Twenty-Five girls arc in the
summer encampment OF the Y. w. c. A.
day to make room I for, others to to spend
an outing. The camp Is at Coleina n q
Pond, In Prince George. where there
Is good nshing and bathing and room
ments.
The Red Men OF Mattoax are plan
ninE biz Fourth Of July picnic and
celebration, to be held at kidd's Park,
just across the river from Farmdale.
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Mnnufncturtne FIrm Chartered.

A charter has been granted the
Stock~ood- ALLISON Manufacturing Cor
poration. Of this city. The purpose of
the corporation Is to manufacture
trunks and Ruit cases and hardware and
is $4,000 minimum and $4,000 maxi
mum. and the incorporators are f, b..
Spotswood. Petersburg; John F. All:
son, Of Riverton, y. j.; Samuel Burwell
and John NJ. Handhan>, OF Petersburg.
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Genernl Ncw. Notc..

Gcnerui news NOtcHs
The Old Street Presbyterian Sunday
school welcomed home last night the
members of tho school who had served
In the army in France. Twenty-one
members of the school saw overseas
service.
oficcrs Of the State Council of Jr.
Juniors from Richmond attended the
meeting OF Petersburg Council No. 3.
tonight. when p large class WAS in
stalled. The ceremonies concluded with
banquet.
Virginia Dare Council. Daughters OF
Liberty, win initiate class OF ten
candidates at meeting on Monday
night. and will hold reception Tor
returning soldiers.
rho W. p. Thurston Construction
Company will begin work ON Brick
House Run. stream running through
the heart of the city. Equipment for
the concrete work is being collected.
This is part OF the city's work for
tho improvement OF the river into which
the run empties.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

IL you thiak your Income tan Is
hardship. picture what you wests
have been sp against hse Wiffisw
Hehenseiiern won the eciiectsrshiB
lob.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
KEEP'EM MOVING.
K|SSEL SLOGAN
Supplying Uninterrupted
Transportation Has Been
Watchword for Years.

Every month, week, day. in ev-
cry season, day and night. is the
performance range expected by
every motor truck owner" says
Clifford A. Williams, director OF
sales of the Kissel Motor Car Com
pany.
The world is awaiting American
manufactured goods 100, 100000
mouths are crying for American
food-an equal number of bodies
are shivering from the lack OF
American clothing.
1T isn't a question of produc-
tion-our war program turned this
country over night into a vast pro-
ducing community. Transportation
as continuous and uninterrupted
as the ocean tide--is what is need
ed to turn a threatened liability in
to a national asset.
q" Uninterrupted transportation
has become industrial America :
slogan. just as it has been the kis-
sci watchword for thirteen years.
The days of truck selling are past
those of supplying uninterrupted
transportation have taken their
place
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Little Giant Truck,
Distributed by Forsts,
Has Excellent "Rep"

The Little Giant truck, a product
of the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Com
pany. was born nine years ago.
Backed by long manufacturing ex-
perience and adequate capital. 1t was
estined to succeed from the start.
The financial strength of the company
Is represented by HA,00o000.
The names of nearly 25,000 customers
on Its books constitute its good will,
an asset developed after twenty three
years Of cate.1Dg to the tastes of dis
terminating buyers of machinery ana
mechanical equipment of all kinds.
There is no railroad shop, mine or
manufacturing establishment of any
moment in any part of the civilized
world that is not familiar with the
Chicago pneumatic compressed air
and electric labor-saving devices.
In building and offering the Little
Giant truck no chances have been
taken, no pains nor efforts have been
spared to produce a vehicle that will
reflect credit upon its makers and
hackers, and everyone of the Hoo
Little Giant trucks that have been
built is now delivering the goods and
are backed by the guarantee of the
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company.
The Forst Brothers, Inc, will be
pleased to give you many additional
facts pertaining to this truck at their
saiesroom, 1875 New York avenue
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

who has proved to be, during the
past two years. strong part OF
my sales department and he has
earned his promotion by hard. in
tellisent work. We have the utmost
confidence in his stability to handle
the big responsibility which will
now be placed upon him"
Smith has been with the Nash fac
tory organization for the past two
years; prior to that he had been in
Kenosha with the Thomas B. Jeffery
Company, and he was one of the few
men chosen to handle the important
sales work of the Nash organization.
Way back inJhe pioneer days of
the automobile industry Smith was
Identified WITH the Speedwell Motor
Car Company That was in 1909.
In 1919 Smith became sales manager
of the American Lock Nut Company
and from there he Joined the Thomas
B. Jefrery Company in an executive
capacity.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

designed strongly built platfom-stakes for city haul
ing gran-dght express sides for farm or general use
and racks for livestock hauling. This is the most
popular and adaptable truck body arrangement that
has yet been put on the market
And remember the important thing we have to
offer, is "rght-now service and immediate delivery
of satisfaction in your ruck-body equipment
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
MOON, MOTOR
MAKER, DEAD
President of Automobile
Company Passes in Sixty
ninth Year.

Joseph W. Moon, conspicuous
part Of st. Louis commercial life.
for nearly two decades, passed away
at his home in that city on the even-
ing of February IL. To the industry
Moon is best known as president of
the automobile manufacturing COM
pany which has borne his name
since 1907. He also headed the
Joseph W. Moon Buggy Company,
and was vice president of the sche-
Ter Implement Company. His death
followed months confinement to
his bed, though he had been in i'll
health for the past year. Moon wax
So years old, having been born in
Brown County, Ohio. March 20, 1850.
Once = Salesman.
After early experience on the road
as salesman of buggies. Moon came
TO st. Louis in 1882 and formed the
Moon Brothers Buggy Co. Ten years
later he decided to go into business
for himself. founding the buggy COM
pany which still bears the name he
gave 1t then. He retained his con-
trolling interest in the company as
also In the automobile company which
he founded fifteen years later. He
Is survived by two sons who are in
the service, one with the motor trans
port corps. and the other recently
relieved Of active duty with the ma
val aviation forces in Ireland. A
daughter is the wife of Stewart Nc
Donald. vice president of the Noon
company. Three sisters and a broth
er. John c. Moon. also survive, the
latter being president of the Lands
Machine Co, and the Moon Hopkins
Billing Machine Co.-Auto Topics.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
AUTO EXPENSE
LESS Than FARE
Kissel Official Says Motor
Cars Are Money
Savers.

Motor car satisfaction is measured
In terms of expense these days" says
W. L. Kissel. secretary and treasurer
of the Kissel Motor Car Co. There
is nothing the average owner likes
to do more than figure how much
money his car saves him over other
methods Of travel and recreation and
then crow about It.
"A typical example that comes to
my mind is that Of a Kissel owner
who last summer took three adults
and two children on a thousand
mile trip. with a total road expense.
including storage of car at night, of
less than railroad fare would have
been for one person over the same
distance.
LAS he wrote me. In this day of
wartime taxes, It's a ray of sunshine
to enjoy yourself once in a while and
still have money while you're doing
it,
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
BISHOP AWARDED
nash FRANCHISE
W. W. Smith Named Sue
cessor as Manager Of
Passenger Car Sales.

r. P. Bishop has been awarded the
Nash contract, and has resigned as
assistant sales manager OF the Nash
Motors Company to go into business
for himself at Saginaw, Mich. W. w.
Smith has been named as Bishops
successor with the title of manager
Of passenger car sales.
Bishop will distribute Nash passen-
ger cars and trucks In Michigan under
the firm name Of the Nash Saginaw
Motors Company. L, A. Wilson. also
identified with the Nash factory, is
associated with Mr.. Bishop as his
partner
We are extremely sorry to loose
Mr.. Bishop from the factory organi-
zstion," said Mr.. Charles B. Voorhis,
general sales manager. but we are
also glad that in taking on a distrib-
uting contract he has become a strong
factor in our selling organization.
Tn Smith. who has been chosen
TO succeed Mr.. Bishop at the factory
we have a man whom we believe
to be splendidIy qualified to assume
the responsibilities attached to his
new position. He is one Of the men
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Parrett Tractor Co.
Buys Illinois Concern

Parrett Tractor Company, of Del
aware, has acquired the assets and
plant of the Parrett Tractor Com
pany, OF Illinois. The new company
has a capital of $4,000, 900, fully paid
in, and proposes to build 5000 trac-
tors during the coming year.
Dent Parrett is president of the
new company; Claire L. Barnes. vice
president and general manager;
Robert Barbour, vice president and
chairman of the board OF directors;
Warren Barbour. secretary; Arthur
Gardner, treasurer. and Robert c.
Webster, works manager.-From
Automobile Trade Journal.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
American Roamers Replace
British Rolls-Royce Cars

James Vusher, a dealer in Athens.
Greece, has placed through Robertson
Cole. New York exporters. an order
for several specially made Roamer
cars In the correspondence that pre-
ceded the placing of the contract with
the Barley Motor Car Co., the Grecian
distributor stated that he is endeayor-
ing to secure a line OF trade that has
gone exclusively to the Rolls Royce
agency in years past. and believes
that the Roamer comes nearest to
meeting the demands.-Auto Topics.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Ford Offers Ohio 1000
Tractors at $3.50

Ohio has been offered 1000 tractors
at net factory cost. $50, (. o. b. Dear
born, Mich. by Henry Ford, Detroit
In a telegram to Governor Cox, Ford
said he is making this offer TO the
Buckeye State because of the inter
est shown there in the tractor move
ment. Ford tractors have not been
sold in this country except In Michi-
gan. although $500 have been sent
to Great Britain and 1000 to Canada.
Ford tractors in Ohio will not be
handled by agents. but only by the
Bryant Tractor Co, Columbus. TO
which application must be made. A
practical demonstration OF the ma
chine will be given soon on the Ohio
State University farm.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
King Capital Stock Raised.

King Motor Car Company. Detroit,
Mich. has raised its capital stock to
100000. The increase Of $500. 900
was made possible by the furnishing
OF 100000 by Artemas Ward. sr,
who owns a majority of the COM
pany's stock.-From Automobile
Trade Journal
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

in St Louis. All stock in the new
company has been sold, and a forty
acre factory site has already been
purchased.-From Automobile Top
les.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Newcomer IN Truck Field.

A four-wheel drive truck is to be
manufactured by the Bollstrom En-
gineering Company, being organized