davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-17
MILITARY DASH.

One piece frocks for the business girl
are more modish than ever. OF course
navy serge is the fabric of this one.
set off with many real brass buttons
and much soutache in rows of three.
The pointed collar Is a copy of the
military capes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-17

"At least, I'm running this" mum
bled Mr.. Henpeck, as lhe started the
water for his bath, but 1t got hot too.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-17

The teacher was explaining the
lenses. Now, Willie" she said, Sup
pose / should say i have a million
dollars What tense would that be-"
"That'd be pretense," answered
Willie.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-17

To Ionia and Detroit, Hap a. m;
4:42 p. m.
To Greenville and Saginaw, 1856 a.
m; $3.50 p. m.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-17

Sergeant during rest on route
march) Pack too heavy? Why,
look at Jones there, he doesn't COM
plain.
The wreck-Corse e don't, it amt
nothin' fresh for i'm. e used to go
out shoppin' wiv is misses!"-London
Opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
CONSIDER means FOR
UN|FY|NG RAILROADS
President and I. G.. e. Members Dis
cuss Matter Now Regarded us
Essential to Success OF War.
CONSOLIDATION is NECESSARY
Unity of Operation Through Govern
ssment Control and Aid Emphasized,
but President Reaches No Concln-
sion-SI ,OOO, 100000 Is Needed.


WASHINGTON. December 6.-Meahs
OF unifyinE the railroads as declared
NECESSARY for the war by the Interstate
Commerce Commission were discussed
to-day ut Conferences between Presi-
dent Wilson and three members OF
the commission. the President and
Secretary McAdoo and Senator New
lands and railway leads OF the rail
road war BOARD,
The only apparcn' result OF the dis
cussion was TO emphasize the universal
belief that further consolidation of
railroad operation must tie effected
speedily. either through government
ownership operation or government
support.
The President was represented as
having reached no conclusion. and the
same indefinite situation prevailed at
tho Capitol,
The railroad heads in two-hour
talk with Senator Newlands, chair
man of the congressional committee in
curing into transportation problems.
arc understood to have declared $1,000
100000 necessary for additional tcrnli-
nal facilities and rolling stock to meet
expected demands next year. They
pointed out the difficulty OF effective
unitication unless antitrust and anti
pooling laws are suspended. suE-
Ecstcd by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in its special report TO
Congress.
The first definite steps in Congress to
follow the Interstate Commerce Com
missions suggestions were taken to-
day in the Senate. when the judiciary
Committee decided 10 report favoTably
Senator Ovcrmans bill to suspend
operation of the Clayton antitrust act,
as it affects railroads. until January |,
1912. or beyond next January Is, the
date to which operation was deferred
at the last session.
Another conference with the rail-
road war board will he held by Senator
NcWlandS before his visit TO the White
House Monday. The board agreed to-
da! to submit 4 definite estimate OF
the money needed by all the roads OF
the country. but means Of obtaining
this money were not taken UP. Annual
freight revenues amount TO about So
eoo.oco.ooo. and TO obtain anything like
sIOoo.ooe,ooo from increased rates is
regarded as wholly impracticablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

OF the committee on cooperation with
states OF tho Council Of National DC
tense. Washington, and Arthur T.. Ees-
tor chairman OF the speakers division
Of the committee ON public inrorma-
ton of the War department.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Machcn
presided. Mr.. Allen spoke briefly with
particular reference 20 the wonderful
work of the Red Cross and the \mcri-
can women. Judge Martin williams. Of
Giles County: G. II. AlcCorklc. Com.
monweaiths attorney. Wise County:
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Of AlcXan-
dria: Miss Ella .tsnew. of Blackshurg
rev w. T.. Thompson, u. H.. pastor Of
Park Place Methodist Church. l.ich-
mond. and Colonel Eugene e. Mas:ic
chairman of the Richmond Chapter OF.
the -Four Minute Men. were the other
speakers.
They dealt mainly with tn" way TO
conduct the proposed educational cam
paiSn. Mr.. Machcn will announce
committees and IL plan in a few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
HENRY DAWSON SPEAKS
AT BIG RALLY TONIGHT
C,',n,inucd from i'irst

Continued from FIRST l2ScO
men Those who arc expected To TIC
seated upon the stage include a dis
,ingulshcd party Of Rcd Cross officials
from Washington. headed by Henry
White former ambassador to Franco.
who is now in charge of the Potomac
division Of the Ecd Cross. This Is the
division that embraces Virginia. Ac-
rompanyinS MIR. White Will he David
H. brown. director OF tho development
bureau: Or. J. W. Maerudcr. director
of tho bureau OF civilian relief. and
Colonel Sanger. director uf thS bureau
OF military relief.
Others on tho stage will he Governor
r. {. stuart. Mayor George -Ainslic.
John Stewart Eryan. John X. Branch.
T.. w. Scott, Henry l.. cabcll, I. j. Mar
cusc Arthur i. Wilmer, w. +. Taylor.
H. u. Boyhin. Rev. l.. 7. McFadcu. D..
d. pr. Stuart Mcclure. De Soto Fitz
Gerald. Richard Gwathmcy and II. Carl
EoSchcu.
The audience will join with the
chorus i'll singing America" Tho
Star-Spanslcd Banner and other airs,
and besides the principal address.
which will be made by .Ir. DAWSON.
short talks will Nc made ny other
speakers. Mir. Dawson will not so to Il
hotel during his stay in Richmond.
making his headquarters on his car.
He and his party are bringing TO a
close speaking tour that included the
principal cities Of the South anu Middle
West Mr.. Dawson will leave for
Washington after io-nights meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
MAY VOTE FOR WAR
ON AUSTRIA TO-DAY

continued from First laE".>
yesterday. Specific causes for war as
signed il the House draft also arc
omitted liz the Senate committee;
draft. which is virtually Identical with
tho declaration against Germans,
Senators Lodge. OF MassachuSctts. and
Eorah. OF Idaho Republicans. led u
strenuous fight in tho Senate commit
tee to-day to extend the resolution
to Turkey and IiulSa ria. The! had
strong support. but information sub
mited by the State Department Gn"llv
resulted III the unanimous approval Of
the declaration against Austria alone.
senator stone conferred lac TO-DAY
with Representative Flood and URGE;
substitution of the senate committee
draft for the House document. Mr..
cuss the question with his committee
tomorrow before House debate begins.
Reasons given by Senate committee
mon for not adopting the House draft.
although it was written ut the state
Department. are numerous. The Son
ators contend that tho recital OF .c.-
sons in tho House resolution for way
with Austria furnish unnoressary com.
plioaiicns. particularly as the state
mcnt that Austria had broken of dip
lomatic relations with THIS nation
might he open to dispute.
These technical differences. ALI lead
ers agreed. however. were compara;ive-
ly minor considerations. and would I've
ircncd ont. either by preliminary ac-
tioH. debate III the Senate and House.
or in short meeting of conf"rccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Last nights lineup and summary
HAVANA RESULTS

ai s5n, Il. Gaus Sa ny ; c1Ga sad
J 10 :. won; crCst'S, inJ H",Zt. 10 to |,
70 ana 70 J. second thulele. iN
lStcarns! to - ! and 5 70 . third.
TINE. 10; s.: Tom T.t. Huzu Little Mcn-
ard. sweet MaTEurite. Pepper. Wc;oua La
burnum III E1lc and Fhchcu also ran.
No tGsrc#ni. 10 10 :. : 10 and . 10
won: Frank Patterson. .nA IHauerl. 10 /,
to : 2nd To z. second Naraa r. 100
Gruinphr'cst. 20 ! TO aud TO {. ,hird
Tine. % B"nedict Douial cash IL.
thcTre Matte Burton and Recorder also
ran.
Third Five and half rnrlorr viol-,.
blue Racer. y" lkl"tEert. 10 .. d 10 ANA
20 s. g""ond Grid'n List 10. HIow.-i p,
= n J. 70 HpG oven. third Time. %. Is.
Worlds wonder p.Eui'y. HoucrIcc IuI.i,.
s'iI BI,aug.non' i.ad% s's1 ran.
q. 7" .; - : ana out won; Early Eight.
sc"?nd Lytlc. l92 tMurphv). 6 to !. 10 i
aud c"cn. third Tim. III 90 I'roii6,tI,-
E"@;h"n. oahwood Hoy. London G.rl and
Jca"r'" also ran.
aE:i.h-on" mile and nfN la-ds-oira star.
lJ W,ru'nun % J. 90 sad out won
nVcn and out. Third. Time. I:i-i-5 Queen
t"nlc aud Alert also van.
S'H'h--bnc mil ana ;w,u'r Yards
srlitDier. 100 'Gr-'art. . 10 ! c.cu and ! Ia
=. Won. FIR; uccrrc = ,Iiarscu, -, =
10 and even. second. Pam I;slvs- m;
..pet@' &" 3 :" .aud : II" :. ,hird
.S H,ne,Her niiI Sli"iH"nS' !r"iIoT" and Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
IMMATURE AL,,ASAC,
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

, FRS: !ace-nvc and on..han turlorrs-
Nuu1s, 100 &C. Wall.i, . In /. 70 J. . 10 -
won; Lads Eileen, los u. Goodviny +. to :.
!" =; 70 =. second Hone, 10 ~. Robin
Los A.. Oriental Girl. l'laue,h. POOR nut.
ierny. Audrey *. john liayner also ran
Secoud-siN imrlNngs--iady London. 10,
= St.!Ee!! - TO TO !. TO !. won
N!co Girl, zoo g.: pou.!n.ci., . TO / 5 20 i.
:" J. second; Lewis Ocpsr. Tia I'll. Riek-
t?n!' y to J. I" , 10 ihir!. Tine.
henrt. SIT l.. LOG also ran
!h!rt-siX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Us a. Rob
!Io,;sr, ii2 ~. Durschi. - 20 ; 10 >.
t" second; Piis.n. IL 80. Nillis,. !" ).
to =, "a >. third. lime. l.lt Is Broom,
sweep. irccmen. Prince Hsr:tl, also ran
rth--ni!c and seventy yards. zealand
100 q. McCabcb. Is To :. : % :. 10 :,
won; Incidence. lac CJ;arncrl. : 20 l. 10 J.
"veu. second; Marlanao. il0 "a johnson !.
60 J. to ;. L" :. third Time A. .
sharp Frost JoCular. TACK Reeves Sa h.
i.ynCr: Lazy Lon also
Ffih-ona uic-B. aut: Shop ,gi a
J"hrs"ml. to i TO ). - d. won: Dis
turhcT. liz a.. Lykc> 10 - l. to J.
10 .. second; Ecquir!arn 10; ,Ic. poualncl,
4" l. 9 70 >. ! TO :" third. Tim. 1913 So.
hrlan Doru, f-cda johnson, Little Alta.
SiN,h-one mile and fu-lous-B.rtelano.
III o. Roh!nsonl. IS To :. S;o t. Ia :.
Won; M!h!fula. ia %. Wom.lGorfti to /,
/" !. even. second; S!uIntcr.- los on.
t'owanl. to !. to |. even. third Tiru-
y. %. Reyhourme. iaydcT. Billy Rnker
Little bigger. Peach Blossom, Virginia yY
Amulet also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
SWISS PEOPLE GRATIFIED
American Assurance Of Intention to
Respect Their Neutrality Gives
I>ccnest Satisfaction.

Is Associated Prcss.l
WASHINGTON. December 6.--Forma,
assurance by tho United States of its
intention scrupulously TO respect Swisa
neutrality has given the kccnest sat
istaction in Switzerland. according to
dispatches reaching Washington The
dcclaiation by the American govern
mcnt vas regarded there rs having
completely ueutralizcd the ins!duous
effect of German propaga ndists 10 lead
the Swiss people TO believe that tho
United States intended to send troops
through their country to attack the
German flank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
CAN COMPEL RAILWAY
TO CHANGE ITS GRADE
City tttorncy Says City Need Sot pny
$4,000 TO Abolish Magnolia
Grade Crossing.

city Attorney Pollard reported yes
torday To tho Administrative Board
that the chcsa pcakc and ohio Railwa;-
Company could he forced to abandon
the crossing at Magnolia Street. known
as Laundry Crossing. He further stated
that the company could he forced to
hear all the expenses for the construc-
ton Of AN underground crossing.
Previous 10 this the board has PASS
cd resolution calling upon tho CITY
Attorney for his opinion and appro-
prlatinC $4,000 for The city's share
in the construction OF this crossing or
as much OF this fund as was ncccs
Sary.
The Administrative Eoard then re-
Guestcd tina, the city Attorney draw
up proper resolution 10 be presented
|" the Council compelling the railway
company TO take immediate steps in
complying with their request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Red Cross Rally
at City Auditorium

Henry y. Dn,Ison. chairnnn OF
the war council OF tho American
Ncd Cross, viii address n mass
meeting OF our citizens mt tho city
Auditorium to-nlght Mt S,f5 o'cioch.
AZ acting chairman Of the Richp,und
Chapter of tho Rcd Crosx, I urge
not only our mcrpbcrS to be Dre.eut,
hut tho public generally. No nd
mission charge VIII he made md
no collection viii lie tnI>cm.
COLEMAN WORTuA,I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
"Y" QUINT SUCCESSFULLY
OPENS BASKETBALL SEASON
Defeats Union Theological Seminary
Five ny Score OF 6T 10 I.-PlaEs
Randolph- ,incou SATURDAY..

vTrNrrnrG', H.. -lr,h.u c.asNo o0.ncG
;.,,Nnirjouelv far INC Ior.l y ~ :.
dim las. ,,i.,- y.,on .afr,tcd the
-rign 'rhenIe-ica, seminary 80, o.,
ii +. y" cv;n1n.,u-, foo, hT tho nvc,.
whclrn;n- score OF g. "a i;
Thc local hoy. n,t nm ,no hos. gam.
ard ile>, wo,, IN. swfon;nr ,hoi1 On
poren;s off their fec, win AN attac.
that the Preachers rn,,ld moi SION In
the hrs; na,f az Tho ,.s,nc ,re IocaIs 60
cured a commanding load and min.
-ai,,ed II .brouchou. Tho second n.rind
,j.s,ifc ,ie Taai .ht, ,bcv ,ooL him
ras,. IN ;his Ealr
>i,1ou-b M -rboolo,-s ,r.re a.ro.,.d
,ho,. nh, mn 3. cano 0cb. and W., j.,
IN. ,rjrl Of ,hc rrav ali mo ~
,brou.,h THO ,,l.vinr of sv-nors W..
re nr,.,nn,ir~ fna,ur. fo- .bn,, y.rii.
Hi;cy and woodward d,yidcl honors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
COURT ,MARTIAL SOLDIERS
Fifteen Members OF SiAth Cavalry Arc
being Tried for RcfMsni {"
Obey Orders.
lily associated rress.l

fiy .sssr ci:ttcd rreSs.l
SAN ANTONIO, TEE.AS. I,eccmbc: q.
Fifteen members of the Sixth CAY
airy went to trial before court
martial today ut Fort SAM Hous.o,.
on charges of mutiny. growing out of
an alleged refusal to obey AN ordor
TO drill September 2j. when they ere
stationed in the Big Bend district.
The personnel of the court il, the
same as that which tried the sixty
three negroes OF the Twcnty-fourth
Infantry for mCtiry in connection with
the Houston riots. aud Colone, J. y.
Hull IS acting as judgc-a,lvocatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
I,OR DURABLE PEACE

w \ $ II | I; + . r.. December g.
Representative London. OF New York,
Socialist. to-day introduced joint
resolution Ito initiate the organization
uf an international league to secure a
durable peace.
Il would have the President Invite
tho representatives of tho parliaments
Of all tho countries now at war with
The central powers TO convene in joint
conference. 10 be held at the city of
Washington, u. C."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
JOINT MEETING IN JANUARY
Teuer Says Nnfiaunl League Owner.
Cannot Gather Now With American
LcBEucrs and Asks Postponrmcnt
10y Associated Trc.

NEW YORK. December c--prcsidout
Eener, q! IN" National League, tonight
.teieEraphcd August HERMANN. Of GIN
einnatl, chairman Of the National Com
mission. saying II viii be impossible
FOR Nhtional League club owncr> to al.
5tenu joint meeting with tn. club
owners Of the American League in chi.
caGo December -. President Tenor
said that the club owners OF his cir
scui. were farorably Inclined towards
buch meeting ana suggested that II be
postponed until January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
bill TO MAXI: NATIONAL
CAPIT&i. .DONE DRY

tl;N Associated rrcSs.
WASHINGTON. December G.--itcpre-
sentative Randall. OF California. to-day
introduced bill to make tho nationai
capital bono dry. The recent prohi-
hit;on law did not prohibit the :mpor-
tntion .: LIQUOR Cor personal use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Whichever house acts first tomorrow
Will under thc rul"s. immediately
transmit it, resolution To tho other
bod-. which will consider substitution
Or pass it's own draft and ScEd tho
differences 10 the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
WRESTLERS AND CYCLISTS
DRAWING LARGE CRpWDS

NEW YORK. December s.--Thc dam.
ner put on the boxing game in Ecw
York State has lei To = flow Of intor.
est towards other sports. Tho six
day bicycle race and tho International
catch ascatch- can wrcstliu, contcst
are showing to full houses nightly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Il noon temperature. ............. So
l.. NJ. temperature. ............ Az
Maximum temperature to p NJ. A.
Minimum temperature TO l.. NJ. IS
Mean temperature .............. 81
Normal Temperatures ............ As
Deficiency in temporal .... 5
Deficiency in temperature since
March ! .................. $50
uary / .............. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Stacker Charge Dism,,.cd,

Tho case Of Amos White. charged
with being a Stacker. was no pros.
secuted by Judge Waddll in the United
States District Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
WANT AMERICAN SOLDIERS
TO FIGHT IN .tLSACE

The French want the American SOL
der to fight in -Nlsacc. Why Because
they know thar when we win it. we'll
not keep il, or sive i; back TO Ger
many.
''it is my belief that the British army
I'm France to-day is better than any
army Germany ever had, and the bet
:cr part Of that is composed OF Ca
Iadians, many of whom are from kala :
mazoo and other American cities. And
when our armies arc complete and ready
20 take their full part in the war the
United States troops will prcsen; the
highest expression CT soidicrly eli
cheney tho world has ever seen.
We must be prepared for an carly
sharing OF the horrors that have borne
50 heavily upon our allies. The Ger
man Emperor and his troops are plan
ming TO pay special attention TO US"
Mr.. Allen paid tender trihutc to the
women OF France and England. v'hosc
sacrifice, devotion and labor enable
those countries to burn into tho Cor
man brain tho meaning OF the line.
They shall not pass"
PLAN EXTENSIVE
EDUCATIONAL. CtMPtICN
Other speakers at tho morning scs-
sion were George T.. Porter. director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
The Weather
tFurnishcd by U. =. wenther Bureau
Forecasts Virginia

I'orccnsti Virginia
Fair Friday and
Saturday. not much
change In temporal
turc.
North CarUllun-
Fair aud continued
cold Friday; Satur-
day increasing cloud
incSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Local Rain fall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours. None
Excess in rainfall since March l.. $50
Excess in rainfall since January l. l.9c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
Local Observation. at sp. VI.

Temperature, IS: humidity. 16: wind,
direction. north; wind, velocity. miles:
weather, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
ATROCITY STORIES
NOT OVERDRhWN

Continued from First PaScl
God--not SO much for that small num-
Der Of American soldiers. but because
that S;alwart body Of men made them
realize that this great nation was with
them. The morale Of the allied armies
was stifTencd beyond til" power OF the
Germans to shak. il when this r3un-
try Joined them.
american doctors and the led Cross
have made the French and English
stand possible. That explains in 4 way.
why the Germans bomb hospitals and
try by every means, fon or not. TO
kin our doctors. They know that an
American doctor is good for at least
500 men. Marvellous achievements in
mending wounded men and sending
them back to tho fight have been Won.
This has led to horrible results.
There is no doubt that German and
Austrian soldiers go over tho battle
fields and kill the wounded who might
he rehahilitated to prevent their re-
turn to the trenches from the hospitals.
I have returned from Europe with the
conviction that every story OF German
atrocity is founded on fact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
STORM WARNINGS ISSUED
CycIonir Depression Reported
on Cape NnttcraS Moving
NOrtheHStSard.
IBy Associated Press. !


WASIITNGTON. December G-Storm
warnings have bccn ordered UP OH the
Atlantic coast from Wilmington, y. C.,
to Boston, tho Weather Bureau an
nounccd tonight. y moderate cyclonic
depression was reported off Cape Hat
tcra3 moving northeast ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

R~d Cross RDily, address by Henry
l.. DIV >Or, city Auditorium. S:iJ.
Tag Day. Armenian Relief Fund,
all day.
Virginia Housewives Convention.
Womnn'S Club. IL.
Arndcny--'Oh. Roy" special Ncd
Cross matinee, :;30; night. S,30. ~
Lyrlc-Spccinl Rcd Cross mntlncc,
- =. NJ; matinee, g; night, $50
and -. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

Other speakers at tho morning scs-
sion were George T.. Porter director
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
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more uno Der ScroronuN 9ir. "a ocs DiaDors
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g,orgcbcnocu erwdbnt iino. binnen oreiBi0 (3O)
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