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I V H 1 1 1 I I R I I 1 1 n II I 111 II BOUGHT BY UNCT-fc SAW. II I lllllllll I IIUUIBIL.U I . I THREE THOUSAND AND OVER Washington, July 2-Democrats of the Semite in caucus hnvc approved tlm income tax KcctiuiiK of tin? larlff bill bh revised by the majority mem bers of the. fiuiUKf committee, vot niK, however, to strike out the iunciid ine.nf which would exempt iniituiil llfu Insurance compiinics from the lux. The action of ihe caucus came In t hi; ...i.l... ..F I,, .1.. i. I.,.!i i,ii-lr hull threntetied -t. l) .H'ojiiiKi'(l.,tlii'ri;. be: iiiK'Wlde difference iii opinions ex pressed as to the ainounl of the In come exemption. As approved by the caucus, the senate linance committee amendment nt;mds exempt Inn Incomes of M .!(. . for Kindle persons, Willi $l, (inn additional for a married man or woman with a taxable income, and $,ri(Ki for ejieli dependent minor child not to excised t wo. After many sun Kent ions to extend tile exemptions for dcfM'iiflenlH upon a family, the liemo crats finally concluded that they were gutting Into deep water, and imrccil'io the crfniinlltee change which reduc ed tin! normal exempt ioti as proposed in the Mouse bill from 1(4, htm to $:!, (Kill. The action of the caucus in strikitiK out the mutual insurance company amendment was unreed upon Just be fore adjournment, and is to be recon Hldered. In the House bill mutual life insurance companies were not exempt ed from the terms of the income tax. ami vigorous protests were made by ull the great mutual life insurance companies to the finance cominlitee it. was finally agreed by the com miller Ihat mutual companies mil run ducted for profits should have been exempted from the tax. Senator I'omereiie made the motion in BiriKe nm mis amendment, aim n was curried by u vole of l:! to II. He cause the caucus was so "idimly at tended members of the committee thought tin? lliatlerTiould be present ed to tliu full I lemocrnHc membership, 4llid Senator Lewis, of Illinois, who hud voted for the Poinercne motion, moved to reconsider the matter. . II will be taken up again. . Settlement of the income tax sec lion will complete, the eulire tariff bill with the exception of a few iiinmidmcnts which ihe committee bus under consderatlon. The' prospect is that the caucus will get through to morrow night, and that the bill will be reported to the Senate next week. Wanted More Salary. "They nay -Ihat unions raise 1!k price of labor." "quite right. Two of my clerks Kot married last week and struck nu for more salary." Huston Transcrlp,. QUININEANO IRQM-THE MOST EFFECTUAL GENERAL TONIC r 11 Crove 's Tasteless chill Tnic Combines toth in Tasteless form. Tbe Quinine drives .. out MUriiand the Iron builds (id - , ' the System. For Adults and Children i Ybu know what you are taking when you take GROYK'S TASTKLKSS chill TONIC, recognized fof 30 years through out the South its the standard Malaria, Chill and l'evcr Remedy and General Strengthening Tonic. J s as strong as the strongest Litter loni'ef but you do not taste the bitter because the ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth but do dis solve readily in the acids of the stomach. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c. There is Only On 'IlkuMO yi IMNIi" That is LAXATI Vli IIROMO QUININE Look for aignaturi. of 1. W. C.kOVli on every box. Cures a Cold in One Day. 25c.' Automatic Principles arc the principles which have determined . all recent improvements of the Remington Typewriter Take, exclusive l winp-ton TABULAT0R SLT il The Set Key of the De-iirisiTbuUtor eliminate all (and aetti'ne of the tabulator stops. I) niukesthctef ing of these stoptfar any Kind of forrnor labu. lar work as quick, at easy and asiimpleasllie operation of ihe Tabulator itself. This is anotlier important, labor saving step tovard te goal of Remington eliort, which is to bring every essential act in tl opiration of tlie type wilier within the- compass of the keyboard. The Ubci saving value of the StiKeyut the Model 11 Herniation is attested by thousands oi operators. Send for our illustrated booklet describing the new and exclusive fe,iuir, ( ,1,,. Reming,0n Typewriter Visible Models 10 and II. Remington Typewriter Company (Incorpuntcil) Wachovia Bank Building, 'WHT.7J , j 113,909 ACRES LAND Il UMU CfllllilTY Mill F Tf It is one thing to make soda crackers that are occasionally It is quite another thing to make them so that they are always better than all other soda crackers, always of un varying goodness. The name " Uneeda" stamped -on '-. every biscuit means that if a million packages of Uneeda Biscuit were placed before you, you could choose any one of them, confident that every soda cracker in that package would be as good as the best Uneeda Biscuit ever baked. Five cents. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Asking Favors BY WOODROW WILSON. What Is the present tariff policy 1)f the protectionists? It Is not the un i lent protective' policy lo which I would 2lw all due credit, hut an en I in ly new doctrine. 1 ask anybody who is Interested .in Hie history -of high 'protective (arms to compare Ihe latest platforms of the two "pro tectlve" tariff panics with" the" old loetrine. Men have been struck, stu dents of this matter, by an entirely new departure. The new doctrine of ihe proteciionisl is that the tariff should represent the differetict1 be tween the cost of production in Amer ica and the cost of production in other countries, plus a reasonable profit to those who are engaged In Industry n Uidustry. itf protec r'asonable This is Ihe new part of t live doctrine: "plus a profit." It openly guarantees profit lo the men who come anil ask favors of Congress. The old idea of a pro lective tariff- was designed to keep American Industries alive, and, there lore, keep American labor employed. Mill the favors of protection have be come so permanent Ihat this is what has happened: Men, seeing that they need not fear foreign competition, have drawn together in great combi- RELIEVES PAIN AND HEALS AT THE SAME TIME the Tonderful, Old Reliable Dr. Porter's (Antiseptic Healing Oil. An Antiseptic t' ' Surgicjl Dressing discovered by an Old K. K. burjeon. Prevents Blood t Poisoning. f ) Thousands of fmilie'know it already, and a trial will onviijre you that DR. fORTKk'S ANpSItf-TlC HEALING OIL is (lie tnnst umierful mnlu discovered for Wpun Js, Burns, Old Sores, i icera, cariniiic les, Granulated Kye I.iils, Sore Throat, Skn r Scalp Diseases and ill! wtninds and otrmil diseases whether sight or serious, ( Continually people are fiMling new usus for this famous old remedy. Giiai uiteed hv your Druggist We mean it. 2.V.SHC, f 1.00 or example, that latest improvement, the KUY Win.on.s8mi a .THE TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL, WINSTON-SALEM, NORTBl CAROLINA. From Congress nations. Those combinations Include I'actoriis (if it. is a combination of factories) of all grades; old factories and new factories, factories with an filiated machinery and factories with brand new machinery: factories that are economically administered unci fac iiries that ure not economically ndmin mlcrcd; factories that have been long iii family, which have been allowed to run down, and factories with all the new moilerh inventions. As soon as ,3ie combination Is effected the less illicictit factories are generally put din of operation. Hut the stock Issued in iainent for them has to pay div iilomis. And tin- 1'niled States gov n nineiit guarantees profit on invest ucnt in factories that have gone out (if business. As' soon as these coinbiiui 'Ions see prices falling they reduce tile hours of labor, they reduce pro duction, they reduce wanes, they throw tneji out of employment in order to do what? In order to keep ihe prices up in spile of their lack of itllicicncy. World's Work. SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS To he alive only to appetite, pleas ure, pride, money-making, and not l goodness and kindness, purity an.i love, dHslory, poetry, music. Mowers, utars, (iod and eternal holies. Is to b,' ;JI but dead Mnltbie 1). Hancock. 'Tis always morning somewhere, nn.l above The awakening continents, from ahoi'ti to shore, - Siimowhere the birds are KliiKing ever more. lxinKfmw. There Is no )if so humble that, if Il be true and genuinely human and obedient to God, it may not hope to f'aod some of Ills light. l'hlllins Il rooks. Without thought, grave, deliberate, elf-conscious thought, life will run sb allow in every channel. Selected. Pleasure, like all I ml v nrecinus tilings In this world, cannot be bought nor sold. Wagner. If only we atrlve to be pure and true, To each of. us there will come an hofir When the tree of life will burst into flower. And rain at our feet a glorious dower OJ" Hoinettiing grander than ever we knew. Anon. Moral courage is nothing In the world but just the capacity for do 1 1 W what we know we ought to do. Phillips llrooks. To a Plumed Lady. . Oh, woman! Man's divinity! When you're in my vicinity ..' You have an opportunity To show tills whole community That you've enough urbanity To sacrifice your vanity Remove, then, ihat monstrosity, That marvel of plumoslty,- . Your hat and by your charity Increase your popularity. While owning Its suhlnilty, 1 find that Its proximity 1 view most appvehonslvely; Or, should I say, defensively? 1 blamu.voii unreservedly, rerhaM quite undeservedlly If natural dellclenry Impairs my eyes' elilclency The failure, comprehensively To furnish them defensively, And not your ornithology I offer my apology. -George- II. Moreheud. In .New York Sun. NOT IN THE SONG. From the? Manchester Guardian. All over the house went little Kath leen, sliiglug lustily, "There's a Friend for Utile Children." Her benevolent old aunt seeing nt last, na she hoped, some signs of grace In one whom he had almost given up (at the early age or ) ns hopeless, called Kathleen to her with great, aatlafuetlnn "And who is the friend for little children, dear." sho asked. "I don't know," replied Kathleen, Kiiyly. "It doesn't come out In the song." SUPPLYING THE DEFICIT. Krotn London Opinion: "And a ,very suitable, bride for you, too, old chap." "Why." , 'Well, you ny she has bralna enough for two!" Washington. July 1 Nearly 80,000 icres of, land at the head waters or he James and Shenandoah rivers were approved for purchase by the Vationnl . Kpr;t. ROTervMiqn . f 'pinmis iion. the commission also approved ,420 acres" near the famous Virginia Natural Hridge; 10,4:17 acres In the White Top Mountain region neat" the junction of Virginia, North Carolina ind Tennessee, and 20,."nT at the head of the Moifonuahela . river, upon the Ohio watershed. The. four acres approved made up the largest set- of purchases passed ipon at any one time by tUmmis don. They aggregate 1 Kl.'JO'.i'lu-rei--, md bring the total or all the mona) 'orests In the Kuat up to 713. 411 acres. , The White Top area consists or six tracts aggregating 10,4:17 acres, ami inVcts the watershed of the llolslon river, which" 1(1 '"turn flows into the Tennessee. Four of these six tract adjoin lands already , nought or in jirocess of acqulsitioiip while the re maining two will connect with areas now being examined, wilh a view to purchase. The prices vary from for cut-over lands to $W an acre for lands covered with a fair stand of timber. The average price is $1.18 an acre. The Natural liritlge area involve three tracts, the largest containing 2.fi7fi acres. "This Is - well timbered and close to the Olenwood estate al ready acquired. The highest price paid Is $7.10 an acre, with an average of $0.R4. Forest protection on the James and Shenandoah watersheds, according to Ihe experts, may be expected to bene fit the navigability of the Potomac am! lames rivers. ' Six tracts, aggregating 79,404 acres, are recommended for pur chase, the first to be acquired in this area. The lands are in part cut-over, in part so badly burned that they have borne, no merchantable limber wjtliln the. past generation, and in part cover cd by timber of commercial value Prices of land in the Shenandoah Val ley vary from $:$ to $1 an acre, and average $:'..01. DEODANDS. Harper's Weekly.) If it were cus tomary for the King of (Ireat Hritain md Ireland to rigidly exercise his roy al prerogatives, lie would in the course of a few months become owner of many vehicles, especially motor cars, thai traverse the streets and roads of his kingdom, since lie Is entitled to all deodands. A dcodand Is "an urlcl which has caused the Immediate and accidental occasion of the death of any reasonable creature." TlfTs right was for hundreds of years "ii forced as a uieans of swelling the royal exchequer and, legally speaking, could still be enforced. If a man were killed by being run over the -vehicle and ils contents as well as the horst became tho King's property. The number of "reasonable creatures" (and dogs and cats might be included b.v some within this category) run over by motors in Kngland would keep the King In automobiles until he would be 'ibliged to construct many garages. DAREDEVIL PHOTOGRAPHY. (St. Nicholas Magazine: ). A naval pliolncrnpher. gets many' duckiugmaiid, after a time, takes them as a matter of course. lieing thrown into the sea isn't considered by him at till a seri oils event. It is during battleship prac tice that he encounters grave dangers, for much of the work done at thin fime is from the tops of the lighting masts, wliich are at an elevation of 12u feet above the sea. During different practices I have taken 'my position in these masts in order to get detailed pictures. Once ill these basket-like lop's, the ques tion Is how to "stick." The gun-fire photographs itself. 1 suppose you wonder what I mean, but it Is just this: Kvery time the big 12-ineh guns (ire the awful concussions they cause invariably gives the snap to the sluit ler of the camera, and the exposure ii made. PICAYUN (New Orleans Picayune.) A book In ihe hand Is worth two in the library-. Many a man stubs his toe on the threshold of success. Riches have wings and how we wish poverty had 'em also! Society leaders say the "tango" to all right. Won in a trot. Lots of men are more successful in digging bait than catching (ish. Newspaper headline: "Trouble Willi Our New Possessions." We are al-o walking ours at night. The veterans will at least have mote to eat when they meet this year at (iettysbttrg than they had .10 years ngo. Says an exchange: "A man ought to save money for his family. Yes, If his family will let him. VETS, UNABLE TO GO TO GETTYSBURG, OCLEBRATE. Chicago, July 1. Veterans of tho firnnd Army of the Republic and of the Confederacy w ho were tumble to go to Gettysburg mot In a reunion at the Knglewood Iinptlst. church. De spite the intelise'heat tbo several hun dred old soldiers wore their faded uniforms. Col. W. E, Poulson, who fought with the South, asserted that the Blue and the Gray are not meeting on the battlefield of Gettysburg now to heal the animosities of the past. These animosities were healed when the war was over, ho said. BIFFER'S HELPMEET. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes thla dialogue: "Hiffers has a Jewel of a wife. Some people think she's frivolous. Differs, doesn't. ' He rends all his stories to her and then abides b.v her decisions." "Hut Isn't that trusting a good deal to her Judgment?" "Yes' but It works out all right. The stories she condemn he sends to the publishers, and the stories she likes he throws away. It's all very simple." Comfortable Palm Beach, Linen and Mohair Suits. McDowell & Rogers' 85. kind. , Women's Fine Imported Lisle Uoct Regular ic Quality 25 c i HA UPPRICE A. DfiYE & CO. OUR NEW FEDERAL BUNG Ai INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE I!y request of Internal Revenue (.'ojiimissioner Osboin Collector Drown came to Winston-Salem Saturday to examine the plans of the new Federal building, says the Landmark, which adds: The Winston people wauled an entrance made not provided for in the plans. - This ent ranee w ould give access to rooms which it is said win he made for Ihe internal revenue of flee and the architect refused to male the c huiige. unless the internal revenm commissioner approved it. Collecto; I trow ii, who examined the plans at the request of Commissioner )slioni,mdr filled that, the enlraiice was necessary and proper as a mutter, of, business. whether the rooms are used for a col lector's office or some other purposes. The internal revenue ollice will not be moved to Winston for the present; that much is settled. Hut it is ai open secret that quarters are to bo provldi d for ..the otfice in this, pew bniiding and- when the building is com pleted a strong pull will be made to locate the office there. . ' THE WRONG TERM. Here is one that was told by Senajor William Hughes, of New Jersey, th" other afternoon in demonstrating that when a man-wants to express him self he cannot ,bi' too careful in pick ing out the right -brand of language, says the Philadelphia Telegraph. One Sunday morning some time ago, according to the Senator, the parson of a small church in otuv of the back counties tenderly announced .hat he had received n carl from Another flelfV At. the conclusion of the service the parson was approached by wild of the deacons. "I have been thinking about the an nouncement you made, Parson," sail the deacon: "Ate they offering yon any more money in that new field?" . 'Oh, yes, brother," was the prompt rejoinder of the parson, "$:0n." . "Well, 1 don't know as I blame "yon, Parson," thoughfully returned the deacon, "hut in making the announce nient you didn't use ihe riiiht term. Tliht Isn't a 'call," it's a 'rafse.'" The Kansas Philosopher. A lame duck is usually convinced that a 'republic is ungrateful. After the llrst baby arrives, a wo man is apt to Neglect Her Music a good deal. Someone should induce the town cow to join the back-to the-farni move ment. Atchison Globe. ' fit' If h mm H4i it .l.-ByMr' CATCHES BIRD II HIS TAIL' Mr. Robert Carter, a citizen of Robe ! son county, tells-the Robesonlan that ' he "was driving his frusTy"mfiTe toTh'' ! plow a few, days ago, peaceful-ilk,. I and unsuspecting, when zip! came -i i saupsncker and struck the mule s i.v ! busy part, got tangled up In the ha and was held fast The mule did n:v like such liberties being taken wit:, him at all and started to raise no end of row about it. He struck the Ins; est gait any mule ever struck to plow and switched his tail violent ly, determinedly, angiTly, but al. would not do; the bird was held fast Finally Mr. Carter managed lo qui": him long enough to remove the Mr.; from his tail. Continues the .Robesonlan: "Ami now Mr. Carter says he 'has' the fast est mule at allr for that bird pin ;i gait on the mule-that was iu eaiitiou Mr. Carter says the days of the? years of his life are three-score years, jet never before during all the days' oi those yearSiM has he seen the like1 oj that. And he does . not make air. bones over saying Hint ho nilihl lin.i it hard to believe if somebody else had (old it. Hut it is so, nevertle less." , Not satisfied with this story Mi. Robesonian, In tho same Issue, prim another- like unto It, Mr. Lawrence Smith of. Robeson county and a mule being the actors. . Says the vera clous chronicler of the Robesonian: "Mr. Smith was trying to get hob! of the mule's bridle and In playiiu for position the mule got-Mr:-Smith hemmed up between his (the mule'si business end and a tall fence. Then was no escape Tor Mr. Smith. Then was the latter end of the mule in front and the fence behind, and he fore he could escape over the fenci the mule, wilh unholy joy on his In sides, deliberately proceeded to iriri Mr. Smith, lie let fly a hind fooi md clipped off as smooth as smooth "ould be the upper half of Mr. Smith's right ear. No doubt this was according to a deep-laid plot of the mule some mules will treat you kindly for vears, you know, just to get a chance to kill yon and doubtless he intend cd to trim Mr. Smith in stvle torture him after the manner of tli. Indian 'of old trim first one ear an ! then another, one arm and then iln other, .and so on, until the joli wan complete and the mule's cup of jo running over. Rut he has to dell i the rest of the job until the next op portunity." The Robesonian says they found tin niece of" ear.iafter much search sonu 1.1 feet away and It was sewed back in place. ' A DOG STORY. A steamboat drew up at the dock ai Memphis and a lady alighted carrying one of those hairless Mexican Hogs a vest pocket edition of the genus catiis. says the New York Sun. A long lank Missonrlan unfolded himself from the nail keg on which Ji had been reposing and slowly np proaching the lady wilh great defer eiice drawled : "I beg you' pahdon. madam, but "v: Ihat you' dawg?" "It is," snapped the lady. Ts that it 1 1 Ihe" Uawg yoifgof? "Yes sir." "Wall, 1 beg you' pahdon, ni'idain. but ain't you mighty near out ,'t dawg?" THIS DATE IN HISTORY. July 2. 177.1 Washington arrived at Cam bridge to take command of tin Continental army. Seventh - Continental Consie ; met in Philadelphia. -President Garfield fatally bIioi bv Charles !uitleau. -Dedication of the New York State Monument al Geltybur.;. Governor Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey, nominated for President on Ihe 4i;th ballot li the Democratic national .couveii Jion ut Haltimore. 177S lxsl ix!i:5 litlJ Thin Suits or Coats. McDowell f-Rogers. Put Away the Freez( Wliy bothw with makinjr Ice-Cn-am at home--- run tlie'risk of niakinjr Icc-Crcnm rf ctuh t.utis pastcuricj ? Forget the worry of i-:' ' n;kl cream these hot summer days. You can mw orJcf Tills is the IceCrcnm mow vliolo'omc moic io n-f tickled your pal.no ' It i.! crcm of sur;as';iu,: rich.:- - id 'i be ravfcroait comes fnjfu Oiernnicirt in i'ce- dc -braioi ica tof lts..rccntof htitter fit. Tho liijueot i, ;:.;e:;' i aru lu,u,;!,t for 'flu Yi'.vctKmd. i To in,ei(j ujL. t!eiir,1(BiOI, 0f aH bancrl.i, the cov"i 15 : MS d'T.reca ol Jcat. '1 lius we kill tie bacn-iia i'-i , r.cillor bow RlMully riltido. Allir the in,-ri,di',"l ' ,; ' ' . c.'oied to i4dLn.r. Then, in it poes to the tree ill" " 11 tooting room fo b:in!cn. where tlwtempraiuw i- k'pt at mo. enanitlled insidv, and kept potl.w!y tjeaa. - f C I Af Never before was ice cream made under well -am JL X llfjll ary conditions. Never was cream to noiiriil.'iiu; ;u I I in KJJ vv de irimi.. V.. . i. ... I ! V ' 1 y . . u tan Btxuiu mi: n-im i'' 111 . mid quarts, wraped in parchment par, iaan air-ti; carton. Order it for diwert. .At noon try a saucer. I'' lw.t and moit nourisbinir deliuht of tliu iuda loun Purity Ice Cream Company Richmond Vircinla .... For Sa)e By The Sweef Shop 444 Liberty St. Phone 46 WEDNESDAV evEn THE ID! of to, ri'i . : )in'-''il-!1KV i,il;;ill('f,lt!! 11,1,1 s.. Could Spp i uvv the lu. wrk- , j , laundry. I.vn Ti w:u-.--.-.r -9oft spleliinrl llui-;, ,., f, ,J-V k. - m Kiwi .' !"'U ': l..f ii.a!H.-ir. ZINZENDOEFLAtj ' : Phone 408 GIANTS TC PLAY FOR WIDOWS Ni Yufi.. j:ilj 1-Ot We.iii.-ii triw ih.. i;..ii:: beuetit e:i uaPi" I' U, ,.Je- .,.;:;-, !;LV- '.jfj. I'iti her Ti in ll.iiiy ao 'pelldifiti'i in Ih- Jl 'il R. l ist spriin.'. Il talc p! day. Aim-list ;:, M is lor the cli.iiiiwi.wi .ili.l Piu.-!i'ir4. . IV V will lie.il' . e!i.li-f il' I. th" entire gat.' rw-i over :u -.Mrs: ll.i f. A' say M'liliiie-i.i is. il-iil '1 ' Rubbing It In. The aagrj i-iti'm RJ"! lire oi tih' i i: e.li -a Yotk Glulie -See lu'le. ir." Ilf ' '.nil IIH'Ii ie. tioii t'fMin :n pejiiea! oil wav?" S, I u;-ie :he siort 01 tulu'l Mm " ;im'.I ihf -d.- ( II' cil!lt-. I ib'l," il.UI I, i t, M''l iV:..,!-'r'" . .. (- . ...iii- ' -- ! Hiile, v- 1 "ih ;i; ''"-rll.e.lf. Sl"'''i:ilil esi;,lt We Wish Evmi United Shoe ! C1!l.:ell. "I"'' V"' .u.ii. I .. . . n 7 - -. ti z h 4 zr I ' '" ( 1 1 n i
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