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f 4 ' 4- 4 l ifcr it- ; i . t F 1 V - "Vi i r 4 . 4- , "I ' 1J 5! iT V i 1 T . : i I -., i ; in 1 : vn 1 -rw f f - f M' .',:.: - i if i J f r'H MiMfet Review, liiririe;arefker-'IQi 4fr COTTON. : .-! LOCAL-MARKETS ju. ...... . ... -- ' ' . Z fc i1! -r- v " - - -rTHE WILMINGTON DISPATCH, TUESQAAf AFTERNOON. JUNE f 9, 191 7jj x; FEDEBtll BR 'IS T7 WilminiCoa spot Savannah spot . CharlegtcjitvspGtt . . Norfolk spot' . . m . ..251-2 ,. . .26.00 i...25 1- . .V.25.5S jT NEW YORK COTTON. ; r jfewl '4Yor'fc !June.;19.-A iiirther, ami etii more isensa-tional; advance, aggre gating fully 3 cent& a poun.dr.in L.ivei' pojbl,' caused a renewal of 'bullish ac tivity and excitements in thr. cotton tmig-ket hefe. .today, ,, The opening was strohg-at an: advanced of- 62 to 105 points, with October contracts sell ing at 26.60 on the call, or 102 points oyer; last night's closing figures, . while botn! March and May pouched the : 27 ceni,. level. : JPyivate cables reported sjpinners ; buying and increasing scarc ity of contracts in Liyerpool. Houses with Englishpnnectidns were axhfiWg th$ early buyers- here. There was also further buying credited to domes tic trade interests. ..but heavy realiz ing was encountered around the ini tial figures and there were quicK rfc actiOns of 15 or 20 points with, the msErfcet extremely feverish during the early trading. The cotton market closed irregular Hiebt. UAv. CIobp. 26i62 26.60 26.70' 2c7t) , V'-. ' WHOLESALE? PRICES ri' ' - 35c BatiietVKipoj;. Country .. 25 to 30c Soring chickens, apiece.. to 50c Grown" chickens, apieee S. . ..65 to 65c- Puddle Ducks, apiece 5055c Guineas, apiece 35c -Beef-.--. 12 to 14c Irish Potatoes . . (bushel) . . $2.50 ' N STOCKS : r v s ' ?vWS . -zr, ...i : . -M ts, i'- - -p: ;: ,'New York, June- 1& (Syall; Street) i- Aggressive selling for" the ! short ac count was resumed r today, early dealj jng snowing a -numaer ui. uoiewoimj declines ' in the 3 speculative equip ments, munitions - and associated in dustrials. United States Steel was the chief feature on- its initial offer- itie-' of 16.00Q : shares at 1271-4 to Nii C. Hams, pound ....262?c N.: C. Shculders and Ribs, lb c Pork, ; per lb. .. .. Cabbage, C100 lbs.) Hides Green . . .. . Wool, free of bur, ., Corn, bushel .... Beese Wax . . Salted. Hides .. Tallow . . :. , . . Wool, clean" Wool, bum .. . . . Cantaloupes, crate . Peaches, crate. . . . ...15c . f . . . $1.50 2C . . . 22 to 25c $2.00 30c 19c 50c . . . . ...40 $2.25 to $2.00 . . $2 to $2.50 Jufe j j -i October . . 1 December January .. .Match m.. ft 27.00 6.20 ,25.97 26.05 -26.20 26.30 26,36 26.13 26.25 26.28 26.45 ., NEW YORK: SPOTS. New: York. June ; 19. Spot cotton, steady; mlddliiig, 26.95. WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES. Spirits 40. Rosin $5.00 and $4.80. Tar $3.30 and 15 cents. Crude $3.60, $3.60 and $2.60. Receipts. Spirits Rosin . . . . . Tar Crude ' . , . ...... . . . . ... , . . 1 "69 45 2 NEW ORLEANS COTTON. ,New Orleans, June iy. Gins o5 over. a centra pound were recorded on Ahe opening of the cotton exchange here today ,in ..response- to a rise of a penny a pound and more in England. The? ring -was quiet, even dull, at the advance and trading was. small in vol- um& At; the best in the early trading the,: active months . were. 95 to 10.7 points over yesterday's close. ; The, -cotton market closed steady at a net advance of 50 to 66 points. Julyr October . . December January . , March . . . .25.95 .25.85 .2&02 .26.23 , 26.01 25.42 25.34 25.54 '25.81 26.01 25.50 25.34 25.63 25.82 26.9o j .- ; LIVERPOOL COTTON, i . Liverpool, June 19. Cotton: Spot, stfong, Good middling .19.63 Middling . . ,Y. ... .... 19.37 LtQW middling 18.98 . Scales, 10,000 bales, 1.000 for specu lation, and export Receipts, none. Futures irregular and unsettled. Closing: Jnne : ." . , . . . . - 18463 September-October 17.75 October-November 17.15 December rJanuaTj-. ? . . 16.70 Januaiy-Februarjr ., ..16.60 March-April . . . . .... .... . .16.45 SAVANNAH SPOTS. . Savannah, Ga.,-June IS. Continuing aiTtOrd-breaklngTClimb; after mak'ng two . records yesterday spot cotton otened today at 26 cents foe-.middling. Good middling, local basis, went to 26 4. ?cents: Never before in . the 30 years history of; the Savannah cottoii exchange has spot cotton touched thlt level. ; , -: Good transactions i : and heavy celpts accompanied these prices. je- SUGAR. New, York, June 19; Raw sugar, steadyl centrifugal 5 . 89 ; molasses &.01i reflTTfed steady; fine granulated 7-50; - - .. - .K - Sugar futures ruled iuiet during the morning with pricea at . midday a shidel under last night's closing. Closed steady, unchanged to 3 points higher. -SalesV' 3,900 tons July, 5.04; September, 5.17; December, 5,07; JaQUar, 4.82.' COTTON SEED OIL? , New York, June 19. The cotton seed oil market closed firm.' Spot ; .. .. 16.30 bid June - - 16.30i6:S5 Jttly August. . . . September October; . November' ..16.'4316.46 ..16.3816.39 . .16.-38 115.39 . ,16:3416.35 .16:0716.09 Another Loait to Great Britain. Washington, June 19.Another-loan ofS.S.OOiOOOwas made today to Great Britain iby the Treasury. M.- If'manri, member of the ' Swiss Federal Council who" was concerned inj the r recent jattempt to institute ne gotiatfons" for a .separate peace be- " 'j.uj:.-tt-ji- .-lit-. -i T-r-.i-.j s : i-weeu uepiaflBana- Klissiavknfus re . SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. -- Savannah, June 19. Turpentine steady, 3S3-4391-4. Sales, none. Receiptsv .484. Rosin, firm; receipts, 1,622. No ship ment of stocks shown. . Quote: B, 5.355.40; D, 5.50E.55 E 5.605.65; F and G, 5.80g5.85; H, 5.82 l-25.85; I,5.85;.- K, 6.006.1): M, 6J56.20; ;N, 6.406.60; WG, 6.60 u.70; WW, 6.656.80. 126 3-4, a maximum loss ? of a point Bethlehem Steel,' new stock, broke almost 2 "points at its low quotation of 139. Coppers, .oils, Central Leath er and Pittsburgh (Coal were-induded among the more mod srate declines. Motors and Industrial Alcohol were firm and rails were irregular. Com-i plete recoveries in a number of im portant stocks occurred betore tne end of the first. half hour. American Beet Sugar American Can American Car & Foundry .. American Locomotive American .Smelt. & Refining American Sugar American "Tel. & Tel Anaconda Copper . . . . . . . Atchison A. C. L. (ex. div.) (bid) AtL. Gulf & W. I. S Baldwin Locomotive .. .. .. Baltimore & Ohio -Bethlehem Steel "B" .. .. . Canadian Pacific ..' Central Leather . . . . . . '. . Chesapeake & Ohio .. .. .. Chicago and Great Western Chi, MMil. & St. Paul .... C, R. I. & Pac, when issued. Colorado Fuel & Iron . . Corn Products1 Crucible- Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Erie .... General Electric . . 95 ; . 481-S .. 73 1-4 ..70 . .106 It.4 ..119 1-4 ..1213-4 . . 82 - ..101 w ..109 . S. Lines. .109 1-2 63 1-4 .. .. ... 72 5-8 .. .. ...140 1-4 160 ...I... 93 , 59 5 8 74 35 1-4 51 3-8 32 79 3-4 44 25 7-8 CHICAGO GRAIN. Chicago, June 19. Ideal crop condi tions sent wheat prices today swiftly down grade. Opening quotations which -ranged from 3 to 4 1-Sc lower, with July, at 2.07 and September at 1.81 to 1.82, were followed by a little rally and then a material fresh break. Favorable-, weather pulled down corn. After opening 1-4 to 1 3-8c low er, the market reacted somewhat, but soon took a decided new drop. Oats weakened with corn. Crop ad vices . continued good . . Active selling of lard depressed the provision list as a whole. Wheat prices closed steady, 4 to 6 l-8c net lower, with July at 2.05 and September at 1 . 81 . Corn -Closed un settled, at 1 l-4c decline to 1 l-8c ad-, vance, as compared witn yesterday s finish. Opening. WHEAT July .. 2.07 -Sept . . 1.81 CORN July 1.54 3-4 Sept 1.45 OATS July. 63 1-8 Sept 52 1-4 PORK July iSept 38.90 LARD July 21.50 157 5-8 General Motors 114 7-8 Great Northern Pfd. 1071-8 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 32 1-8 Gulf State Steel .. .. 123 Illinois Central (bid) 103 Inspiration Copper .. 621-2 Int. Merc. Marin? 27 7-8 Int. Merc. Marine Pfd 82 3-8 International Nickel 39 1-2 International Paper 38.1-2 Kansas Citv Southern (bid) .. 22 ARlRf IIVUII I I r x i n- - n r un i 1 1 LHIVU IILUUNill I i iHAPPf OVER1 RESUtTS -if . "i :or 1 First Time irr History Year's Redfeipts Exceed - BiHian-DolIar iMiv fit KlLiviiigt224 Cdanty Stf Portsrnouttt,' Va.' Praiseir If oriized Paw- Paw: f rJftfirrtniiirTrnilhTII ; UVtli,pEfpni-. S"i,!'!'i; War Relief Gampaign' Hum J xrimg Along Mry C." C. Ghadbourn- s 'M Division. a j. (By Associated PresSi.) , i Washington, June I9r For the first time in; American history ordinary re ceipt :Ofth!e treasury have passed the billion dollar -mark iri; iauflscal year The great, sum. hai been anticipated, H haweveri in the planf for raising - war; revenues,: and it does not alter the ad ministration: plans for taxation, as:' all ther available , money form an- sources will, be' needed, Up -to today the total was $1,015,381, 8l7i,asmpareddith $660400,953 a; year aigo today,: an increase of approxi mately : $355i00,000. . - , ' . u; -! The balk, of the huge inCrease -is due to Increased income i taxes ; and :earlier: paynients rAr total of $294,966,278 ;ha beenTcollected thus faf.th.is fiscal year.r The next -largest itent from other- in ternal J revenue, ; totallihgi apprOximate-ly-r $ 425.000,000 an 1 increase of about $60,000,000 over last year. Customs receipts show a total thus is. i . People everywhere -have found great relief from - stomach 'troubles, nervous- ne'ss,;i. indigestion,1- ' sleeplessness f and V HUMANITY CAMPAIGN. UNFORTUNATE 9 DIES OF INJUR William hJurriss Dies as FU While in Swimming. William LeRoy Burriss i'. lR old son of. Mrs. fpHi.. .l.. v' 'JiWooster street, who Smi 4 noon sustained a broke n (i;iv af: I'no r o tt nJi trrr inr t n m Arr iiiiu t wptiiun vnui w hv.ii n r r . ioS Pfinr-Paw. ithiil T trMi : ftfifl reliable n., i j j. wntiar in Snrln tr ..u ' U"1 IUl.ll ul u . snuu - 1 v n n TIW I T "1 T WO I.U I.- . I?. . ... ' ' s t ' . ' I.J I 11 I II n-,,1 ., .. .. . . i . . . . . LUUU iui w k x v a r - , - iv i n f..i iiewi acuicujr i v"- now actively undeT? way, ana ev- vi w't"""""" i owniinni 'himgijnksMmt .. the liver ,r0rf- Htin nf tthi? coantv 4s an- Juries at the James Wa mu rZr. sealed to to share -in the -privi- iinrnTtoniAna in nn. i ...... vuiuyauiuua ill o w 1 111 111 1 1) ( i 1 'H ( !' M, Hospital last night abmu 0 ('.,'C) 'r The funeral service win -, . . )in;i.-i v.il! llVId .Oft, poisonous. maiter .ana vu sytjeuny .lk1i,.thi(t:fnd, 4. r -.!Ti ut-st't,, it win De pnysicaiiy impossiuie i 7 . r r "rnoon - lronica.,KBvvr'aw-i"inor a-cure-ii - 4. f0r the committees, wno are vol- -v " . Tt-l;:ttiiowde(lffciritte---:st6mach. a nntoorinir thoir RPrvires. to, call a, Pastor of Immaniw 1 -nesV&nMbioibfdb'r Yt& ' make no ex-:- ,,nrtn avpw otvaj and our neonle i church, and interna n aggeidetatefliSmiflrT vasf -army 4, should, and we believe will; seek 4,Bellevuo cemetery, i h, l(lil()w M tsonvts atest'tMs very hour with 4, out the members -of the commit- youths, school compmiions f y01 thousands of grateful letters thanking 4, tees and: make their contributions. l u.r"f,8' m aci,as );,l!h' -rs: thci'aroriM-'. -MAaliiable ' ad- -4 Everybody can do something. i t JancT?yiVr x , ,!l M,r viefi Thft foiinwme' sicnea testimonial j. orii nitTtinna annn nm in. a: u"lua11. " .mhh. was given; &'o .laxs aggregates; aod every- itude;: -, . , , - :i iwnt u-n I one should be identified in aid of . -Mrv r. H. Whitevf residing at County street; Portsmcrttth;- says 224.. 4 this sacred cause. Marine Young Burriss has be, Walker Memorial 'liar it ; 1 1 1 filler "I The countrv calls for service ' """"Au"uu.a . - l,, F , , A A JJ"J 010.110 CH.T-I I la,, Ui"; injur far of $217,578,408, an increase cf ap- Rusiiiiiini Met by High Officials on Ar . rival and Shown Marked Attention. (By Associated Press.) . Washington, June 19. The special diplomatic mission from Russia was received upon its arrival here today with every possible effort to reflect America's profound, hope and confi dence in tbe newest European democ racy. . The highest officials of the State Department, including Secretary Lan- suffered fromindigesticm, nervousness, 41 on thp part of every one, and ev- i tfB rprnwPv ' ' . " " : sleeplessness and! generaisdebility, ac- ery dollar contributed is a public jprTJ hTf .;, J ;l Vo,-, .AmH1il'oil HtK-:1v4fnB.-.lt' th hAarf I n ' naMfi in fViia A( OUrr, S 1148 OII, r,'"''"h !!illv ri.., I had. heard so much of Nux-Ir0n-Pa.w-.I4 cause is the measure of cur pa Paw Tonic that rl determiried to try it, j 4, triotism, and every one is sup I bought two bottles at Burgaw, Mar- 4. posed to be a patriot, tin'. &- Cot's drUg- store sand took one 4, steaspoonfur thre. times -a vday before 4, 4, 4. 4. 4 4, 4, 4. 4J 41 meals for a cOuple'Of: weeks with the batppyV result 'that today I am a well man, sleep-well-as ever I did, have good appetite, my nervousness has .gone and 1 am rapidly recovering my strength - and 1 the dizzy spells are a thing of the past. - . : "It gives me pleasure to recommend an honest remedy that- more than does allryou can claim for it. "I shall be pleased to recommend Ironized . Paw-Paw to : any one suffer ing from the same throuble I am now freed from. Begin on Ironized Paw-Paw today, so you can join the army of . converts next week. Your druggist probably keeps it, but if he doesn't, come in and see me. I shall be at Elvington's uepenaa Die Drug stores until every- I'l-i ii. il hrart nr.riHonlallv ;n .i i . , ....,v.... , .U l( year ago wniie gunnuir iii, ;, fr near me spot cn vim li )i. r. ,, .Pf juries that resulted in -i.-.-iii,. BRITISH PREPARFi)TO TAKE DRASTIC S i El At the initial mid-day lunch of the campaigners for Wilmington's propor tion of the War Relief Fund, a'total of $12,915 or more than one-fourth of th amount sought for this city, was -re ported by the workers on the Red, series of questions White and Blue Divisions. The goal i Common r yo.sienlny .1. ;, set is $40,000 and it is estimated that er the British governnn-ni I (By As(l.i(ii 1 1 -m :i. Londn: Juno ):. i;. (K,n.. . 11 th" 1 1-,,,;,. ,1 this entire amount will be reported raised within the next two days. To the Red Division, headed by Mr. C. C. Chadbourn, went the $1,200 ben us, an amount raised by the Executive Committee of-which Mr. J. Allan Tay-1 emy, but for preventing m ,lor is chairman, for securing the most land, subscriptions from the nam3 assTgnedj them. The Red Division reported pcpApTTC Rf'TI 1 I7TQ aril. uD rn,,o niviainn hoadoH hv Tr . -3VI J-O UKJlllL. I O cd upon reprisals for the r,rTmn raid on England, Andrew I'.i.nari. member of the I'.rilish w.:r ,.mn said the government inii . ,,,, teps not oniy tor (linii.ini; ih;. n;i i: Sept 21.70 RIBS July 21.00 Sept 21.30 Kennecott Copper Louisville & Nashville 124 1-8 Mexican Petroleum .. ." 95 1-2 Midvale Steel 62 1-4 Missouri Pacific . . . . 29 Nevada Consolidated 24 New York Central 90 7-S N. Y., N. H. & Hartford .. .. 36 3-4 Norfolk & Western (bid) . . . . 123 Northern Pacific 103 7-8 Ohio Cities Gas 127 1-4 Pennsylvania 52 3-4 Ray . Consolidated Copper .. .. 281-2 Reading 96 Rep. Iron & Steel 89 1-2 S. A. L. (bid) .. 13 1-2 S. A. L. pfd. 27 1-i Sinclair Oil & Refining 52 1-4 Sloss. Shef. Steel & Iron . . . . 58 1-2 Southern Pacific 93 1-4 Southern Railway 27 1-4 52 1-2 .Southern Railway pfd. (bid) .. 55 Studebaker Corporation . . . . 85 1-4 Tenn. Copper 18 1-2 Texas Co 210 Union Pacific 135 3-4 21.62 United Fruit 136 21.82 U. S. Ind. Alcohol .. .. .. 162 1-2 U. S. Rubber 60 21.15 U. S. Steel :. ., 127 1-2 21.37 U. S. Steel pfd 1171-8 Utah Copper , 110 Vak Car. Chem. 45 1-8 sing, Counselor Polk and Assistant s ness r. P Rnlles. $3,047. and the White Di- Doay nas a cnance to De relieved orVision headed by Mr. H. Lacy Hunt, constipation, indigestion and' nervous-, Closing. 2.05 1.81 1.54 3-1 1.45 1-S .63 38.65 39.00 Secretary Philips, met the envoys' special train at the end of their long journey half way around the world and greeted them formally in the name of the government and the peo ple of the United States. Great crowds cheered them as they went under double cavalry escort past the Capitol, up Pennsylvania avenue, be tween the White House and the Treas ury Department, to the David Henning Jennings home, which is to be their headquarters. Ironized Paw-Paw, price $1.00. For mula on every, bottle. Mail orders promptly attended to. Interstate Drug Co., Inc., New Yrk. Advt. A WOM AK CHARGED WITH FIVE MURDERS on industrial preparedness TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS. Complete data on plants that can aid in the manufacture of war air planes will be collected by the Society of Industrial Engineers, organized in Chicago last month at a conference Following Drayer: lead by Rev. J. A. Sullivan, and the singing of "America," lead by Mr. J. B. Huntington, secre tary of the Y. M. C. A., Mr. W. H. Sprunt, made an excellent address to the workers. He told of why this cause deserves unstinted support, of all. A delightful lunch was served by the ladies of the Baptist churches. Tomor row the Je'wish ladies will serve. RIOLONS ASSEMBLAGE OF SINN TEINERS TO DIE FROM FALJ (By Associated T'rr-ss.) Duluth, Minn., June in. Afifr viving long service in the ;rrnrh"s Belgium with the Canadian over forces, Paul Spitaels was killwi vest day by falling from a farm wa( -In. 1 neck-was broken. SpitaeJ had bel mvalied home from Belgium RHEUMATISM Physician Believes a Genuine Rc edy for the Disease Has Been Found. the Council of Washington. (By Associated Press.) Hartford, Conn., June 19. Four places in the "jury box were to be filled when the trial of Mrs. Amy E. Arch- er-Gilligan, who had a home for elder ly people, on the charge of murder, was resumed today. Mrs. Gilligan is r.harrpd with murder thrmierh nso nf nnisnn nf her Kocnnd hnshand Mie.hae! ! Pany of home guards. National Defense Rheuma, the wonderful rl.runut remedy sold by R. R. Bellamy and druggists, gives quicker and nin medics coi (By Associated Press.) Dublin. June 19. Several demon- The or-' strations were held late last night in v v..c iv- dui 11.; v-amc 11 wju CJIlilCJl,lLIl Willi II1C 1CIUIU UUUUU Vinn Vi at, of the released Sinn Feiners. Two mny times ag much men cnuuueu iub wans ui mc lumcu, ri, v.o. aau, nric jyoBLomce uuiiuiug wu yviuvii -jr secretions into the bowels Dr. Livius Lankford, one of the most tne Sinn rem nag. ine crowas sang prominent physicians of Norfolk, Va., the Sinfl Fein song amid great cheer dropped dead in the Blues' armory ing and tore down recruiting posters, last night, while drilling with a com-The police did not interfere until 2 Lankford o'clock this morning, wnen two aem- Dr. W. Gilligan, February 20, 1914, and i was SoinS through the manual of arms onstrators were arrested and charg- wuen ne sieppea irom raiiKs ana ieii tu " 1LU uicamug m wuc yuDi,uun,r COFFEE. New York;" June 19. Coffee: No. 7, 10c. Futures,- easy; September, 7.83; Detcember;.7.94f-. -; : ; " ' - OlITFIELDERSCHUTTE GOES TO PHILADELPHIA I Va. oCal and Coke .. Wabash Pfd. "A" .. Western Union Wectinghou.se Electric four inmates of her home; Charles E. Smith, of Waterbury, April 9, 1914, Franklin R. Andrews, of Cheshire. May 42 1-8 ; 30, 1914; Mrs. Alice Gowdy, of Hart- .70 49 3-8 93 1-4 51 1-4 WEATHER REPORTS. . (By Associated Press.) -Philadelphia. . . Pa:, : t June 19. Out sider Frank . Schulte was . yesterday secured by the Philadelphia Nationals from the Pittsburgh club by the waiv jzp route, Schulte. will report to the local-club at once. He joined the Chi cago Nationals in 1904 and played with it until last summer when he was .traded . to Pittsburgh. .Several weeks ago ocniute sunerea a Droken rib. DEATH OF INFANT SON. - r June 19, 1917. 7 Temperature. WEATHER at 8 a. m. n tn to fl -a. 04 a Asheyille .. ..cloudy Atlanta cloudy j Charleston . . . cloudy Mr. and Mrai C. H: Bornemann Bereav- Charlotte .. ..cloudy ed'in Death of Son. -Chicago clear Friendsof Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Borne- Galveston . . ... .clear mann,t)f No. 907 Chesfnut street, will ; Jacksonville ..cloudy sympathize with them tenderly in the N. Orleans fozzy xieatii rof 'their little son, Donald Ed-1 N. York clear ward, aged 22 months which occurred Pittsburg pt cldy today at 11:45 a. m. The funeral will' Raleigh cluody be held from the home tomorrow af- St. Louis clear tertfofon H" WcTtaiQ AftS" interment Washington ...clear will be madeitf Belfevue- cemetery. Wilmington . . pt cldy 78 58 0 84 66 0 76 68 0 84 62 0 84 66 0 80 74 0 78 68 .02 82 68 0 76 64 0 78 64 I 0 82 60 j 0. 86 68 I .02 84 60 f 0 75 61 0 ford. December 4, 1914, and M. Maude Lynch, of Lakeville; February 2, 1916. The State will charge as a motive that Mrs. Gilligan sought to relieve herself of a burden brought about through contract to care for persons for the rest of their natural livs. She took some elderly people to boi-l at. weekly rates and others for a fixed sum. The persons whose deaths are mentioned had paid a fixed sum. forward on his face. utes he was dead. In a few min- Women employed by the Navy De partment are to receive the same pay Secretary Daniels, who with several ivvccu-X t 1 setting fire to timbers. The police later dispersed several marching bands. The provisional executive of the Sinn Fein has decided to demand passports for three of its members to SUNRISE AND SUNSET. ' Wednesday. Sun rises 5:00 Sun sets 7:26' other department heads announced re cently that during the war women would1 be given preference in filling clerical jobs. purpose of opposing: the objects of the Irish party mission there. kidneys, from which they are quia thrown off in a natural, healthy vi Read what a reputable physic "says about Rheuma: "I have made most careful investigation of the ( mula employed in the manufacture Rheuma, and I heartily recommend as a remedy for all forms of rtirunf tfsm' nnrt oltncpthor di ffrrent in CO position from the remedies usua prescribed." Dr. Lyons. This" should give any sufferer fm rheumatism confidence 10 try Rhoun 1 (ac Hear Honorable Max Gardner Tonight at Harbor Island Auditorium 9:00 o'clock. Express trains leaving "Cen ter" at 8 and 8:30 will stop at Audito rium. Adv. Walter Manning, a longshoreman, and Louis Stumon, a Greek laborer, recently Indicted by the Federal grand iurv at New Orleans, on charges cf evading military duty "r f"' - register, were given jail Sentences j yeateruiiy uy jub Kuas L. . iiou.u, I of the United States District Court. NO previous word has been receiv ed that an Irish mission was to come to the United States. Great Britain's weekly war expendi tures in the United States amount to hptwoon Itn nnn nnn onH ten nnn nnnr- t nA -tisTrT-vmi'.4r. ' v, i P Tu ' rJs.-?i Hear Honorable Max Gardner Tonight Lord Northchffe, head of the British'. Ttu t. a..i-i oTaa i1niui.tni.t.l I , . . . . I UL lldl UUI IBIBUU riUUUUIlUUl. T ZlTia: m"? ","u"1' o'clock. Express trains leaving "Cen tr""rr". ter" at 8nd 8: 30 will stop at Audito- X-; ;::,;T..T! 111 rium. Adv. lo.j ensile iiol wccnj lie palU. When Fischer Brooks and Albert Sanders, negroes, are returned to Mo bile to be tried for the alleged murder of Mrs. Julia May Hess, they will be accompanied to -Mobile by a guard of the Alabama brigade, according to Governor Henderson. They were re-" ceritly indicted by the grand jury and are in Montgomery county jail for safe keeping. The contract for the building of the Petersburg, Va., cantonment for the National Army was let today to Rine- hart & Dennis, of Charlottesville, Va. The- contract was awarded on a basis of cost plus a percentage of profit, not to exceed 10 per cent. IMPERIAL HOTEL Dining Room open to the public Spe cial Dinner prepared for traveling men. Come, see and ;be convinced; Dinner 5dc Breakfast; and Sup per 35c each. MRS. H L. klDDV Prop, and Mgr? Xfr." EXECl'TRIS'S NOTICK. , Having this day n:i)iliv V.W of tbe estate of Lwis Pliilip nnoioil thta 1 f. lintifv :l 1 I I:1 rt l-'S t .. i . 11... . l In i,tc.',ni lillUID UUIUM I 111- I..IIII .i.i.' i Name to me on or licff.r.. Hi' ! 'V June, 1918 or this im.H-p iii;i " I' l'a' ho. rtfm-r- VII iilTSlllls lllili'I'l"1 th xnld-tnfntp ' will ulcjlK.' Hliiko pH payment. - ,, . , , KAN NIK W. HAM; A:in.1n:..:r.p:ii. ' Km"-"'"' YOO AUi. ,lf ;C6NISAff T WHEN PA MISSU5 GITS peeved: YLXl- hde :OW it AT ME- DVDT t TELL. TOO MOT TO lO OUT OF THi HniP'- VHERE WRE yQo WHEN I 1 v if ft ft t II J TTi .JAM OPCtr 1-1 HRnV IT 4 S( I " - " m h L I I I cyp y r Tf V t iT ssy.rr, ' a . HERE - use -fee (0 &