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to Senate
. . , Sept 4.—lFlat in-aad
97993130 in the annual wages o:
. offICe employees Is provided
"bill passed yesterday by the
" ‘ e and sent to the Senate. The
Increase is retroactive July 1. last,
and aifects approximately 250,000 em-
ployees.
In addition to providing the flat in-
crease for permanent employees. the
' bill gives'an increase from 40 to 60
cents an hour for temwrary and auri-
liary employees. Both increases which
are for one year. will cost the govern.
ment “0.000.000. causing a doflclt of
that amount in the postal revenues.”
according to estimates of the depart-
ment.
However. the only complaint of the
hill voiced during the debate was by
members wishing to grant larger in-
‘ chases. but they were blocked from
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' while'the measure was
, when Commissioner
_ licrmen‘s Union.
diet-lug such amendments by the par-
Meny poM of—
"i’lce etnplovees were in the galleries
before the
House. having left their convention to
watch the maneuvering on the bill.
MSTON POLICE CRISIS AVERTED.
BOSTON. Sept, 4,——A crisis in the
police situation was averted today.
Edwin Curtis
amrtd to withhold until Monday his
finding in the cases of twentyone pa.
. trolmen charged with violation oi dc-
,partment mice by joining the new P0-
The request for do-
lay was node by Heyor Peters, who
said he hoped the citizene' committee.
might. make progress meantime tow-
ard settling the controversy. Mnny‘
labor organizations have voted in (21-,
vor 0' a sympathetic strike to support.
the police in event that- the union
anen are. discharged from the four.
.9—-Seatlnal Want Advertisements are
are to lick); the beat manila chub
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emu-Quote ior their man
HOPE HOSE WAGON
nut binbli of the fighters down in
the HQ Bose hdee m nice and
doing?!
usually are able to put ovu- some-
thing new and novel when the occas-
eion demands, like serving muulc with
their clambahe Sunday and (than like
that. Now what hat-e they fine and
done, but hunted Jimmy Hope of! his
job on one of
street tire house. is now teachirtg‘hlm
the ropes so in the pretty soon. Hope
will be the most appropriate name of
the new driver of Hope Host Com-
pany.'
SUCCESSFUL EUROPEAN FLIGHT.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-—News of a
successful European flight of a Ca
prom mplane. equipped with lecny_
the Bishop 0. Lynel.
'trucks, and Ira Whaley. of the flain
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9 CHICAGO Sept. 4-Deeplte the
plea of Rose Pastor Stokes. the Com-
manlat party baa put into its planet.
a provision that no one recelm
.maey tron rent. interest or "welt”
on. helm. Not only Mrs. States. but
William Bmes Lloyd. who signed the
appeal bonds which leased a mne-
ber of convicted l. . W. members-
irom Leavenworth penitentiary recent-
ly. la barred from fellowship. The
Communist party memben. Radical
Socialists, who left the National 890-
iclallat convention. now in mean here.
Ito organize along more "pronounced"
lines. also decided that doctors. lew-
yes and editors can have no part in
the ‘comln; revolution."
The Communist Labor parts, 9
an oflshoot from the Nauml Social-i
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motors was made public here today ist convention, also 11de s I’m-5
by D. G. Contl, American representa- gram. 1‘. plans propaganda fol .1"wnc
tive of the Caproni Company A tale republ: c.‘ ‘based on that of Russia.
gram received by Mr. Conti from MI- with the shop and factory as the all-
lan, said: "The Caproni triplane fitted important unit .
with Liberty motors and Iii-passenger! In the Meantime the- fictional
cabin flew from Milan ac 09p. mo Alps ciallst com ention. from which the. twol
So-
to Lyon. Paris. Brussels. Amsterdam. 'redicel V1388 deported IS continuing
'its sessions. principally occupied with
routine work.
on its. way, to Londo‘n' i
‘ Bath 0! the connntinne is beinz:
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dmcaoo acrons' BENEFIT.
CHICAGO. Sea". 4. ~ Striking actors
engaged in the ancIlt petiormmeat
9thc Auditorium this week announced -
today that next Sunday's alternoon
proceeds should be donated to the
three orphaned Tanner children
whose parents Were killcd by a rain.
'at Hubbard Woods on Monday men-I
.ng Mrs Tanner's foot taught while
crossing the tracks and her husband.
‘A'ill‘am Fitch Tannet. unable t-I save
hct from a lost train, died \ll'll hvr
clasped in his arms. -
BRITISH STEAMER ON FIRE.
NEW YORK. Sept. fix—The British
steamer Queen Margaret
tar.
with a. are which broke out In her
bunkers on Augum 28 The fire was
finally put under control with steam
hose but was still smouldering when.
_ the amp docked.‘
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oo'ron rm: PORCH
or inside the home our reed.
,willow or wicker turniture will
. add a lot to summer comfort.
Comt- and see the easy chairs.
ruck-fruscttees. etc. Thu spell
coolness In every line. Not ex-
pansive: either. Our prime are
walwnys the-lowest, 9
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rand flea-l.
"complete satisladion
We have a complete stock
spection.
The lolly guaranteed Range to Rake, Cook
The Range that will give you
or yourmoneyhaclt
inallaixeareadyforyourin-
Come in and pick out the size that is most suited for your
needs, and let us deliver it to you on 60 days’ free tail.
Join Our Range club.
NowandbeginuvingonyOnr coal bill, as the .Richmond'
Bangeiafhe most economical range built.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Furniture, Runs, Ranges, Bedding and
Baby Carriages
I
Phone 105
Sterling Furniture Co.
from Giorai- '
in ballast, arrived here today. .ti- ‘
. i'er ht r crew had battled for four days
i
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iwatched b» agents of tile Drpaumcnt
of Justice. -
TRAINING ooMEsrtcs.9 > 1
; English Girl: Are Learning How to
Sew. 9
l 0.\‘ D().\' Sept. 5. — The domestic
senice problem. according to the mile
.istry ol’ labor. is graduely bet-mm:
' easier. and the girls are showing more
ilnclinatlon to return to household9
‘eorrice. '
9 Further improvement
9wth the domestic. service Ii'alnmnl
centers organised hr the Load in:
county council are In full aiming. Um 9
of these. centers was opened recon ly9
in Hammeremlth and lmmml 2-11. -i_v .nl
\acanties in: training were filled. 9
Is expt Mr .I
reaching newnployment dominant-.1
9Parlor maids will receive =pectal lit-9
9tention, being taught to we" 0?: lzlblu'
‘and to observe many little nicetles nit
sertice. such as not ’oInlnx in the
’laughter which follows a gord joke m9
one of the nests. The correct way
of passing around test-tabla and moi-
lnx plates silently also. are p‘fl,0l1lll‘;
curriculum ' t
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BELGIAN MERCHANTS
IN IURLINGTON
9 nl'Rl- TNGTON‘ \'..I sent. 0 Tao
inote'd Belgian merchant‘s Joseph LP '
liomt and Lucien Lcrt‘flt‘x'i the fittest
-.._. -... .-_ fi‘
0 Him or importers and’ exphrhfrs m lfi-l- -
91mm. Imuled at Brunet: room will
’Inepect local rlvmte. Thry are on a;
.tour of Inspection In America to get:
in: interests in then much peisccuted
but neicr defeated Belgium.
From here the Leroux brothers will
go to rartous places In New Y.ork end'
'latcr will visit Chicago and other large-9
cities In the United Shot”. to study
the best manufacturing plants of the:
country. and learn how they are car-I
.rird on and upon what the success or:
the buslnees depends. Belgium needs;
advanced Ideas in manufacturing and‘
business methods to countered! the!
ere-at him which her trade has receiv-
ed through the war. America means!
to the people 0' Belgium me no“ a'd-i
venced and up-todate methods or (to-9
in; everything and so they want 109
see just how we are doing things over‘
I ha”. 9
The White Mountains are as fine;
)ne Switzerland in their rcenlc beauty.“
was the expreqeed opinion or 1:0th
brothers. ”RN”! In the “pa we have9
never seen anything nore benutil’ul.‘ "
they said
NEW YORK. Sept. 4. ~Several more
units of the Firm DixieIon errhed9
‘here today from BreSt on the trims-9
pOltfi Santa Teresa and E9dellyn. On]
board the Santa Teresa were 26 om-
cers and 1.333 men or me' 18th lnfan~
try. including Second Battalion Head
quarters. a medical detachment. Cem-
ipanlea E, F. G. H. l. and M and the
Supply Company.
The. Edylln brought hack 3] office“:
and 875 men of the First Engineers.
’including Headquarters and Medical
Detachment: and Companiee ‘D and E.
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STEAM!!! ARIZONA
OGDENSBURG. N. Y.. Sept. 4.-—-1'he
wooden steamer Arisone. owned by
the Twin City Transit Company of
‘Bui‘talo. caught fire today. as she was
passing Ogdcneburg and was beached
in Johnstown Bay on the Canadian
side with her stern In dunes. The
fflre spread rapidly and the vessel
probably will he a total loan. ln re-
sponse to her distress signals the Ca-
9nadlan :Oternment steamer Alert
Went to her assistance and is stand
9 ing by
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New voer LIQUOR
9 DEALERS Plum
9 NEW atom: Sept 4.—-Thirty-one
ideas to: building up the manual-mor- 9'9
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none rnooes FsoM enesr. 9 -
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eunneoi
liquor dealers bartenders and Wt-
9ers arrested in the recent roundup by
federal authorities of Viol-ten of the9
fedcniityend werehedubeea
Federal
war time prohibition act May plead- 805‘. 5.-A. P.
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Training is tree to all girls elm ”99““
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YAQUI mums KILL
-, novel feature.
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m. the daily closing hour will be 8 P. M. n, , ,
“MAY. an. e, 1919
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9'9 I ‘ 1 Display'ofFall and Winter Coats and Suits 9 9 9 w
This is really an advance shipment as these garments were. bought
early in the season. This enables us to offer our patrons ~authentlc styles
made from the newest and smartest fabrics and evidencing the latest in-
spirations from the world of fashion.
. 9 , Coats
.Sinerlone. Thad-tone, No‘mlamiy, Velour.
Pm and Bolivia :lre the materials used in the
makingeot these coats.- There is a touch of smartncss
and a not: at diSUmtii-cnexs which puts these coats in
:i (in :5th themseh es. Mam hmc emnruidcrv work
on sleevc< and collars and the new draped collar is a
l
Wmod‘c’lfi in" lease back or belted styles.
§45.00 to $295.00
The Section for Men'
A few illeuia of “not
At the right of the Main St. entrance are sccn
cases for the display of Men’s Wear. There are shirts
to suit all maSCulinc tastes. from the bright. clear
colors to the quite inconspicuous stripes. There are
ties ’atidrscarfs of silk. fibre knit. or silk and cotton
mixtures. and these in plain colors, or brocade-d and
fancy striped designs.
One odd lot of Shirt. in stripes of green. blue
and pink. regular $2.00 . Special at $l.59
Opened-Seam in large figured or striped pat-
terns. Sl.” and $1.8)
Shirts and Drewera. white and gray in medium
weight. $1.25 eedt.
Heavier weight. natural gray in “Glastonbury”
makc,9 . $2.00 and $2.50
Iain floor.
A Ribbon Tie
Gros grain ribbon ‘
with a picot edge in just
the right length fora
Wash Skirts
All models. gabar-
tic. French blue, WO- 9 dines, repps. etc., which
toned 'ciiccts, r058. have been marked as
black, and white “7““ high as $5.95
black edge.
Ribbon Counter.‘
gur- «toaoiWrepaarc: included in this showing. 9 band;
At Clearance
Tailored Suits 9
Trim looking and perfecth made to the smallest
detail are these first appearing suits. lite new coatg‘
lengths are thirtt-four to thirty s'cwcn inches i119
length and man} (it the coals button high in trout.-
Thc new shaped skirt will appeal and this 959
trimmed with braid and buttons. Broadcloth. V'elou_i'.1
~Frostglow. Peachblimm and ~Silvertnnc are the materia-
als used in developing these handwmc :md cxclusivel_\flj
designed suits.
" $3750 to $985100
“'1: would advise .111 early selection.
Neruntl (Ivor.
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A New Hair Bow 9
if 3 - .I are going to achool 9
For the wee maid starting on the road to learn»;
ing. a gay colored hair ribbon will help to brighten the;
way. For her special-selection we. have a group of;
taffeta and moire ribbons in just the Colors and combin-
ations to suit.
Plaid Talk-tea, blue and white red and white or .1
red and blue. sure to match nnc's gingham Irock.
59 cu. a yard.
Fancy Haida, a gay assemblage of colOrs.
65 cu. a yard.
Washable TaEetas, in plaid Combinations.
79 cu. a yard.
Moire Ribbons, turquoise. s'carlct. navy and Yale
some with a bright colored stripe on border.
65 do. a yard.
Main floor.
blue.
'l‘n-day's menu read:
(rtnlt Mup
Broiled lamb (hops
Eggs ( antargn
Mashed Potatoes
Succntasli Graham Gems
chct Pickles
Peach or Huckleberry Pie
Bathing Suits
Any suit ’- tHa m
to be closed out at
$5.00
4 (atom 1» moo
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A. P. Henneauy and Four Mexican WOO-mambo"
Fedora: Soldier“ me I
. {MM The ma. um a mar-
951 Yeats on Tuesday. mite; to' WMANT crrlzzne tween:
autumn“ TRUCK omvea reliable Worm received by tor’
'warding age-tam at the habit. lin» P‘U'PNAI
{with the decision
Minion-“ion «no In. [lg-e] m committee not
immhueetuw.‘ “chasm“
tastes. the citinena of that place have
Mupowdernambthefie Ila Inflationary-13m
Luncheon in the Tea Room
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TWEN *IRED" .Y TOWN private tulhool and ‘1‘ a “9‘
Sept. 5.—Disutletle.d pledged to meet the t aswnst -.
of the Forum
to tic-engage
teacher )1: Ab- IENNS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.
Secretary of Lonmu)
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Some have been l‘cach Shortcake ‘9
' ' t'antaloupe
211359;? as high as Queen Pudding ‘
. Second now An equally good list to- I
" ‘ ‘ ‘ morrow. A
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