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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
eArem bed eIrahenDnrd0rnals. 6 0mmIIIdrc.

Vu / ! III o I e. ~. WtQl8 lHll.
Sie StraBcnourbbrudl8sGum Der Stdot
baltimore 0ehen btermit IN llehereiillinintlniig
nit ben Gori6riitcn oce baltimore StdotGhdr'
iers beiannt, oob e laut Der am rs. Wsar5
1916 unicr5cidneiett &erpronunq gSr i07 bes
llnDors uno Siaoirnibs bon baltimore dnges
pronct bnben 0ab cine oedillirie Iabeue iiber
que .ae5ablien eml3doignngei. entlianoeen
Qnloiten uro gepdbrten &criberbobungen, 3ia
ianmen nit crlduternoen Muren in 8erhins
oung nit Der 6unocmnirnnn, @crbrcitcrung
nnb Niuclirunl Der Surcla1' 'StraRc nit einer
ubiuebielnoeu Nrcite bon nnqcidbr 80 SUB bis
81 Sub, bon Der 9oroieitc bcr Biiuilub 5unna
5tnitcn StreRc undl ocr Shoicite ocr Ncnuhnuos
5panbt0lten. 9trnhe, ansaedrbeiet meroe.
Die gluflaaen meroen dusAenebni biz ilto
beioe Geien Der @1rcldD sStrnbe lnliniicnb Gins
ibiebli6 oes StraBenhettes, bon Der 9torneie
Der Siininnb5t9ien Sirobe gnd Der St6leiie
Der @eununoBipail5iaiien Sirabe oegeniiber Der
Grptiitl1Q mo Serbreiierung. ais gIerrnptn
&ari1 S oeIannt 200 5lig ber sloeitg ,,i.lG Ser
mo peitli9 oer @orcInps sStrobe; beioe Seiicn
ocr 2SA StraBe 100 5uB peitlid Der 8nrcldps
Girabe beioe Seiten ocr 2S. StraBc 100 SUB
5ciien Der g46itrioec9lncue 100 ,SuB bitli6
mo meltlid Der yarclaD sStmBci beine Seitelt
Soser Scncnuno8manieiteg SiraBe 90 6tlb
ohlih uuo peltlib Der Nnrcnns Sirabe petbe
Gcttcn Der pnrpuuoa9lbenic so Sub iucltltD
Der Snrclah SirnBc; heioc Seiielt Der Scbs'
IlG IN i3SSai3oen Srags lSo SuB oeilI9 SSr
Biuun8iqiicn StruBe 200 SuB 1illin mo mciis
lid Der @urclap StrnBe; ocr Sibeie Der Siinis
UUpdlpuN6lGllCW GIUBe lZD NuB DtllllV utp
2l0 SUB blicb Der 9arclap StraBe
llno ierner gebcn iie belnnnt oaB Die obeu
nnncfilbric Iubelle, 5nannen nit ben erlolis
ieriloen 6nrien fir ale biern inicretiirieu
@erionen sur @niibi ailslept mn oab bic
@omlniiiire ant SUnncrtna, oem fiinficn Sna
i'm 9lprl 1917, nm II llDr 8prmittaaS, III ibrem
Sircau i'm 9lai1bnns 3uinntmcnluunicu meroeit
I'M irgeno einen Ibcil Der rueeiibricn Iabeqe,
on ucldcm irgcno cine Rerion nnai0i, intei
reirt 81 iein, ooer @inpenorroen erDeben
pill, ourf5uleben.
Spbn 81. 9lubincitc,
&cnrD VI. Iihcl,
Narrn u. Ncmlcg,
0onmiiidrc.
@uaeur a. 9iuoOcrs
(Nldr52s 80 fIerr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Gnniaun0n .Suclln.

SO ftarb am 20 0ldrs 1917, nad fir5er
8ranibeit Suniwtnoa SoeDn, aeliebie Satin
bon Sacob Soe6nL i'm &C. gcbensio6re Sic
&eeroigung finoei an Samitag &oruiitae nm
Sio.SigBlaub 9lDcuuc, aus aii ocni Scr3 Sefus
1rieoboi iiait nadDoem uin 8 llbr @ornIittaes
~ Der 9erS Seit8irc6e cine &eqliiemsNeiie
iitr tbr Seelen6eil geleien iit (Nlr830 3t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dcr6rcitctc Oiccr Gage bic
@odrift gilbert g8 stoub, Der Director Der gtlan.
tilden Dioiion 6eS &otben &rcu3cs bobe IN elmer 9ln-
iprode erpGbnt in elmer Ortitoft in gep.SereD eelt
Oergiftete 9onoagen lmtcr Gcrbdlo8ag ouiaeftnocn
moroeh Ole bort ieoenfoaS bon Geri6porern binge-
than moroen ieien Serr Staib bat Die ibm 5ugeldrc.
bene AeBerng 6lpor prompt in Abreoe geitcllt ober
oos idooct nidtS, oe mengiten 2ccr benerfen ooS
uno Der ecringie Ebeil Der @erhmorcr@r @reie b6t cs
iiberbnm nidt oet Ddibe mertb, Die 9erhtiguie 8it
Der6iicntdlcn. go miro cine Scbligc not6 Der oil.
ocrcn in Die SSct geebt uu oos ancrifoniibe @ot
rcif fir Den S{rico 5u maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
air fricas6ctcnOeu 8citnuas.GOrreponOcntcu il

on
gSaibngton drebcn, Die Greoehsirclnoe langtcn IN
beaen Smcn on Inn 5lt uerbin0crr Dob Der 65. Con.
greB ben arie9 gegen 0eitIdlano crflGre iie duoen
in Der 9unoesbouptaot aber cine rei9e Atmoipbdre~
Dor ODD ieoenfalls Mir 0ic gltmoipbdrc mdlhe bic
frcgsbctcnoen 8eitlngs Gorreiponocnten uno Die ipt
Dicnitc g4nll Streets ino Der Nhnitinnsfobrifoneu
ltebenoc 2obbD otsitromt. Dc AtnoipbGre welbe oc
GpngreB 9lbgeor0neten oltsronen fam feline ,cilige
icu r bic 6rie0cnsfrenoc abcr bic ariegsbcber mo-
Gen ie 10 empfinOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
@criammInnas.gIn .gInseiacn.

,,oarriun gon.gcrcin Hr TO-"
Ir. 739 Nuro. Gentral.g0enuc, nabe @aD Str.
Die 35. Observation-Disclosures nno 8ennlten'
iun6l fiitoci int obtqcn Qofdl an nddllleit
Miuntn1, ocn 2. 2lpri, 2tbet6s 8 llDr iiot.
Nfipieoer ub ollie Solbe ole ii6 einenl be-
mdbrcn Nerein nnicblicBcn mDdcli ltno
rcrnolibit crucbt oicfcr &eriommlung bcl5lts
po9ncn
(W1r33f ,Q(priIf2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
gns Uur III So6rcn Oas ctiac ylatnraliatOnsacict

pom GorGrcB on9enomnlen puroc bieB cs Dob Oos
inter Dem oten acknowledgements crlonqtc veritc
9opicr" nitr eben So6re @iltgfeit bobc. Sect nad
eli Sobrcn crfldrcn Yun0esbcoite ooB ou6 iett nod
Gin ioldes uerites Fopcr~ giiltig ci @cIe 9cttibe
oos bis ms porige Sobrbunocrt 8uridonrt ioldbe
@dnner f0nnen iest 81 ireeno cincr 3eit po0eiltoe
@iirgcr iucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
G|uttfrie0 Gtnb.

IS norb am 30. Wldr5 1917, wuttfricb
Stus, geliebter @atte bon glnud Smb, i'm
gllcr bon 81 Sabren 9ie 9eeroigine iinbet
sprne Sutei,a Ssai6luaton 0ioaS, ain @iontGa'
I'M 2 llbr gabmiftaes 8ciiebne ouf benz
Nuuonils Barf SricoDof CgM83t gtpr2) }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Wepr0c Niidler.

Gs itar6 an 20, Nldr5 1917 Inn $50 llbr
Slbenos @ecrgc 6iidlcr, geIiebier @aiie ber
80 Sdbren Sic Seeroiplnq noet am Gum,
tag, $50 llDr Ho6miiiags, bon ieincr g9o6s
mne Or 3Oi, gioroa@oen 5trnRc, aus iinti
boie," (WrB30- glprD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
qtrcNerif OIinocr

IS furb am 20 WidrS 1917 Srcoerid 0lins
ger, geliebier @niie bon SenreiiQ &luqcr, in
teinem 50. Sebensiabr Sic 9eeroiaunq finoet
anl Gnmita0, 81 .Dtdr3, tlbr gSammiitups,
BON QngsDnra'Scini, ytr 146, g9ciiqcringions
Strube. aus iiaii (9lr330@31)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Die oneue 5rc6et in 9inFlanOq 1T Obcr nidjt fir
oie ruiliidcn Suoen Ger auslonos @1inicr Ni
fOm erfldrt voe SuOeniragG in &uBlono mir6e ipGter
gcl0it meroen" 2os por 81 erporten ocnn bic IN
9fuBlono berridcnoe Sntoleron5 mar ni6t oGeu cine
Sntolcron5 OeS 3orentbums, iouoern oes gon5en 9tr
icntbuns, mo es mar oos ruidc @olf, OoS Die S
oenUerfoIeungen nicenrte, unO nidt oe gcgeruug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Ser SlricgseciT uaditD fdlrci6t Sic aricasprciic

@o2 Sn oer 9ic0oftionen Der ariegspreiie? gSir
fenncn Gin 5idcrbcitspcnl: sic Sregswitbigen brol
den mir nod Gonuoo 81 rciien ilo i6 oort fiir oen
Dicnit i'm 5diibengrobcn in ytoro 6ranfrcib omurrbcn
5u oiien. Y2on oatc 9Ioubet ooB oieic ltrcitboren
Serrcn pon Der 6cocr lid icst pa bic 9cltidcn ooM
.lolicn" bceilcn miirocn i'm ali Scr a9criolgna"
t9elnc6mcn 81 fonlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

2oordl, bah bic cigeneu 56buc Baltimore nift
ant gemie iino fir plde Stelungcn ais Sdul Super
intcuornt @orebcr oes 2ebrer senlinors, Norf-Su.
perinienoeut imo ocrgcimcl Bat Scr aItc 2cro ulaf
a3en Seiniol erlebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Die Seridu6rcr @rciic ioat 5mur Oof Ous @irfcn
fir oic Gr6oltno Ocs 5rieocns unoroIi6e llulopoli-
tat bcfin0e 9eiicuugeodltet obcr mcroen oic 6re-
oensircmoe in Baltimore, Die Geuti6 9meufoncr nd-
tird einge6locn idb an Der SSricoensocnlontrotion
in bcllen 56aorcn betDegel oic morgcn A6cn6 in
Der G2uif 9lfoocme itattfinocn miro 2oBt oic Ser.
morer @rciic toben sic o oe iie ocrtrit iino mo.
rod unlopal oenn iie ocrlongt nidt 6cn @ntritt oT
Scr Stootcn ii bcn &rieg Der Ser Staotcn megcit,
ionOcrn Inn @nolano nout09d Dor Scr iider bepor-
itcbcocn 95coerloge 8 bcpobrcn mas obcr nodj g(n.
iift ocs Aoniiros 6isf nidtt m69ldb iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Ser Stabt@cDmctcr miro am 9Dnucritag,
ben 3. 9lpril 1917, 5ur unten draegebeneit
3et an Grt uno SteIle eri6eineh nno oas
Jdneau Der folgeuoen Gtraben uno glle1s
eiabliren:
9alootte ehnHc, bon Der 33 StraBc bis
3enocrion' Sirdbe, I'M 4.30 Natbni.
glncD 0itln oer @alloipsgpe, bon Hclulor'
StrnBe bis Heierboir gtruBc I'm a RaCbiu;
Qlacp, inpeiilib Der RennnDaniagloc non
@lgingtbc bis 3ecr's Cane, unt 345 9la6n.
Gomaro q. 6unnan,
(NM53t) Gtuot.Geouicter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
GnolanO brandIt mc6r suIOatcn nnO mia ocs6aIb

bic ais mbrard6ar 3uridgctclten elmer nodnialigcn
forperlid)en llnterud]ung untermericn. Mon fonntc
@ngloa0 ia IN imiercm &onOc retrutircn oiicn Der
probritiidcn Erciic nar6 lB Is bier Gaionen ecbcr
Die ungeodoig auf oie Gjceoenbet morten IN oe
Sd)iibengrdben in Noro6ronfrc5 uio 6lonbrrit 8it
gclouacn Inn oilf Oic vSunnen" 3u ideBcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

%. Wdr5 1917.
Gs miro biermit bcfnuni gemadt oaB bic
Snle Gepolii & Iruii 0oo 9emdB Der nH 49,
100. Abi6nit AZ, @nragrnpb 2 Cue am 2S-
&ooenber 1911 nInenoirD, nm @raubnB nudjs
qehiWt bat ods Qlniueen yir TIA WRortona
@ue1, ols cine 0iienilibc @oraae 81 benueen.
3. Z. 8Drne,
Wir83t, ,glprl2) @ebdnoc Snlpelior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Vlne Der VdItlnIOrcr 3cltIn9cn, oc md Mrtcg Ocr
lon9e forocrt Die &rie9stoae unter 6ren &ciern Gull
&ricg oroeroe Dcpeidcn oocr @rcfe an i9rcn reipcf
tipcn GongreB A69coronctcn 5r icnoen 6rieocnS
frcunoc lpltcn oorouS cine &c5re 5ie6en uno bic @r
bahng oes JreocnS oerldrgcuoe 0cpeIdcn iino SrcIe
on i9ren eipeftDcn GongrcB 9lbgeor0neen enOen uno
5mar iofort Sin poar g8orte in0 glomcnsuntcrihriit
nno aoreiic gcniigcn gSer 3cit Bot ioatc t on nd9
iten 0ontag uodl g8o9ingou begebclt Inn iid an Der
groBcn GemonItrotion gcgen Den arieg 3u bctbceen
oc BON Der emergency @cacc 6c0crution ocronltoltc
merocn mr0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Scr nrucltc Ocntrdc o@SIutD, ben sic gcridpuSr

Ger nencite Gcmtid5e o@lOt", ben bic |cridiu6rcr
@rcie goufgcoedt" Bat beitebt IN ni6ts @crngerem.
ais ocr 9cieging Der bcltcbenoen &egerungcn in ocu
niitteIamcrfoniidcn Ncpublifen imo Der Griinonng
6eutidcm @infhBl Gin Geidbrlides golf, oieic 0cut
idenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

ycm Iollcn Die rniidlcn lIntcrtGnucn, Bic yTrecr
ocr Ser, Staqtep perpep wQaeu, icst obidporep9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

0crtTdc, bic lire cricn @irscrpnpicrc bcitcu,
ioacn olio @r8u9s6e5anoung Dor olden DcutiCcn er,
murten orfen pelde ous ycritc &opier4 ndt crlongt
bobcn Der 9lrbeermongel miro Die @cgicrno jc0cn
fails oiH oopon obbalten Die nod rein 9cibs6eutldcu
in ejcangenculager 0lt teden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
Kits Presented
to Artlleryn1en
Mrs. Randolph Compliments
Roekbridec Company on its
Name and Reputation.

OF touching Significance and peculiar
appeal was the presentation OF kits"
or housewives to the thirty-seven
members of the Rockbridge artillery
yesterday at noon at the United DauEh-
tiers of the Confedcracy's workrooms
on Fifth Street by Mrs. Norman V
Randolph, president OF the Richmond
Chapter. and a committee consisting of
Miss Betty Ellyson. Mrs. N NJ. Blair,
Mrs. q. w. II. Kern, Miss Virginia #.
Bennett. Mrs. +. NJ. Bennett Mrs. H.
Cabell "infrec and Mrs. w. II. Powell
Under the command of First Ser
Eeant Robert Lee. the RockbridEe
artillery boys marched to the head
quarters OF the l. ID. q. workers and.
falling out. entered the workroom.
greeted by Mrs. Randolph and her
committee with much applause Mrs.
Randolph made the presentation
speech in her characteristic style.
recalling the period of the War Be-
tween the States when il was a COM
mon custom TO refer to the gallant
sons OF RockbridEe as the Confeder-
ate army and the Rockbridge artil-
lery. The present lighting men Of
Rockbridge gave Mrs. Randolph a
round of applause, and as they
marched out each of them was handed
one of the handily equipped little kits
made by the workers. which will solve
SO many thread and button and other
troubles later on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
blues LEAVE TOMORROW
NIGHT At Il O'CLOCK
Major Bowles Announces Orders for
Entertainment Of Cavalry
So Squadron.
TRAVEL IN TWO LONG TRAINS
First VIII Carry 30. Horses and
: stssThirty-Two Mules, Willie Second
Section Will Carry 30S Privatcs
- and Seventeen Officers.

Major +. w. Bowles. in command Of
the First Squadron, First Virginia
Cavalry. announced yesterday that the
time set for the departure of the troops
Wednesday night is IL o'clock. There
will be two sections Of special trains
over the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
the first consisting Of horse and mule
cars. with one tourist car. and the
second consisting of passenger and
baggage cars.
First Lieutenant James ]. Burke. Jr..
OF Troop 4. Will he in command Of
the section carrying tho horses and
mules, accompanied by Second Lieu
tenant P. II. HudGins. assistant veteri-
nary surgeon OF the squadron Accord
ing to Major Bowlcs's figures ycster-
day, there arc exactly 297 horses and
thirty-two mules. They Will be cared
for by men travelling in the tourist
car.
The section CARRYING the men and
baggage will be under the command
of Major Bowles himself. The exact
strength of the squadron consists of
SaS privatcs and seventeen officers.
making total Of Ais.
Following are the names of tho Of
ficers: Major u. w. Bowles. commander
Of the squadron: First Lieutenant and
Adjutant j. J. Ernest; Second Lieu
tenant L. II. Gates. supply officer; Sec
ond Lieutenant j. II. HudEins, asSis-
tant veterinary surgeon; First I.ieutcn-
ant Walter y. Mercer. medical corps.
Troop A-Captain ]. l.. Fuller. First
Lieutenant James j. Burke, Jr Sec
ond Lieutenant Maurice j. Sweeny.
Troop B-Captain NJ. r. James, First
Lieutenant John Augustine. Second
Lieutenant Herbert Featherstone.
Troop Captain NJ. S Hewitt. First
Lieutenant c. +. Bigger. Second Lieu
tenant Shepherd Crump.
Troop D-Captain John Cutchins.
First Lieutenant Is. ]. RossicuX. Sec
ond Lieutenant G. l.. Parsons.
Four recruits were added TO the
Blues yesterday: Robert II. Thurston,
Troop p Archer X. BriEEs. Simon 5.
Lawrence and Iinwood i. Powell,
Troop A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
HENRlC0 BOARD CALLS
SEVEhTY-FIVE MORE MEN
VIII Report for Examination for Mill
'nrF service ON Fridny. begin
Ming at 10 o'clock.

The Henrico board has called the fol-
lowing Sevcnty-five additional men TO
rcport Tor examination for military
Aubrey l. Spradlin. Highland s,r,,rs
William Blc,isoc Sr,iitr Glen 'Hilii "n'
C Gsns, G ,,. Ford Fl. South I:omhardy
.rt nhr'i ia m m.nr Eo, nIi"ssTu pqmbarton.
n Iimss Gsrne,,,; 9sio Sewes21nl. :.
WEE EHGn N2 rr r. r y. !. Box ia.
t,:mme,, Sanders Wo"avile. School,
.,ohn leo Carroll. Riovis,a
H,mry sar,crwhi,e. Glen l''I Alien springs
. IMAM n o rn.nrman; r r y 5.
; MCCLELLAN 9. Finnisan. r. Eds.
Rosef, A H%s.I' N MasIs G,en Alien
Erncs, l.r,ns Gordon. n F. D.
Frank G Glass; seven Pines
lanes Ii.ms; % Wt., Saunders, r. F D
7 il, MAJ, In Wardsn. Gienmore
Philip Banc Hawkins. r.. F :
Idsn t,, r. cs nEnn, IiFhIaIa Strings
E,h-rt Davis. Duinharton.
T Tanar t n5oadda; IIsvves, Glen Alien.
I,oykin Brittle. ,Acca
Sas.;, f!s ss.t In H%!oG F
II"s,ph Thornton. School. -
naul franle. Il. r ID 5, Ro1 10
William Adolphus Brittle r. = d I
I,-on Earl Wiley. z. +. H. t.
robert Long. Il. +. D.
Horace Brown. Dumbarto
Eubin Smith. Dumbarton
:rphn EiEEan Madison r. r D. :
mad Charles Wade. Glen Allen
lines i.nry Patterson r. + r. 6
I:rne'i Wilbirn Brittla. r. r D 4
EGwart sullivan Powers RiovJsts
bllie stuart Wills. Glen Allen
Ben)amin FgglcSton Matthews Glen An,
i.hlah iepri"si Meadow ''"
!4Serh MARSHALL Giles Il r H. 3
hates Fletcher. MEADOW
scott Henry Wcrmuth n y n
Walter Guy Franklin. Rioyis,,
Earl R-ndle. Osbarne Turnnit.
c.ri Anson Nes"y. r. T. ID
Ihtrh" Lewis. Glen Allen
John feliA Miller. Glcn Allen
Forest tl"pton Nucllols KioyIst.
,"nr"d i:rnes; Herman Glen tII.,
Mnb"rt Wa'dron Franklin Powhri.,
MltIlH James Sleai. II + - 2
i.!nw"od FutZ. II r. D. 3
lanes Henry Peterson. CiIcr Alton
Jih"n T.ii"fcrro LOVING Riovist.
;n!MT' winston 1884 NeMbcrm
william Edward Butler X = ~ :
Arthur Carter. II r n ;
iietinan EDWARD Hughes r. F. ID
,'nrSc Henry Porter. II r u 3
Mn" l.inwood Rudd. Eiovista
Ivan Car bright BroukinE n y n 6
'''i'an'c' kucher, Jr, Il + u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
BLUES ASSOCIATION PLANNING
FAREWELL TO SQUADRON

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Association. under the leadership or
Captain Clarence Wyatt. VII! at It's
meeting tonight prepare to give the
active squadron "A hitting farewell on
it's departure tomorrow night. II is
hardly probable that the Blues VIII re-
turn to Richmond without having seen
some active service at the front. There
fore. a big scnd-on to the men is being
planned by the association.
The association has now ~ member
ship of about 500. With such Il num-
her participat ting in a parade or other
form of public demonstration there
can be no doubt of its success Every
member is earnestly requested to I've
present tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
TAKE ONLY MINIMUM
OF CIVILIAN CLOTHING:

ttN associated Press
ASH lNGTON. September 3-Draft-
ed men of the first ; per cent contin.
gent who will leave "Wednesday for
mobilization camps are directed in reg.
ulat'ons issued to-day to take a min
imum OF civilian clothing and persona,
belongings. Toilet articles. towels and
handkerchiets are recommended and
no objection will be made to two
changes OF underclothinE. but other
articles are frowncd upon
Attention is called to the fact that
civilian clothing will be discarded when
camp Is reached. and to those not de-
string to send such apparel back home
II was suggested that clothing moi
worth Keeping be worn. The men NAV
carry only light hand baggage on the
train. and. as suit cases and hand bars
VIII not be allowed for permanent usc
AT camp, articles may he carried in
bundles IL desired
Before reporting to the local board
oratted men should have their hair
cut very short. should be bathod and
"ear clean clothing. To insuse quick
communication with his family. each
recruit is advised TO provide himself
WIN postcards or stamped enveiopes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
DIES FROM EFFECTS OF
CRIMINAL OPERATION
Mrs. F.. w. Williamson. OF CoIurb,,
fnsse" Away In Memorial
HokDffnI

AhSou. OF Colum b n,
fa"sen Away In Memorial
Hospital.
With secret that is said To bav.
caused two deaths locked fast in bor
breast. Mrs. Daisy Williamson. thirty.
nVe years old. wife OF T.. w. william
son. or Columbia. Va, died at Memo.
rial Hospital early last night.
MIS-. Williamson was brought to IN.
hospital on the morning Of August
20 accompanied by her husband and
their family physician, DIR Jobn W,
son. OF Columbia. DR.. Nelson ta,d ,ho
hospital authorities that the marion,
"as suffering from the effects OF a
criminal operation. and that all efforts
10 learn who performed it had proven
unavaiIing.
The hospital reported the facts. ac-
cording to Law. to the Richmond Police
department. and Chief of Police Wer-
nsr put detectives TO work TO find out.
II possible. who had performed an il
legal operation. The patient was visit
Ell by the officers. who begged her 10
divulGe the secret
Mrs. Williamson smiled and said.
inc operation was performed by n
woman in Richmond three weeks ago
then returned to my home i'm Co
iumoia. told her that / would not
divulEe her identity. and l have re-
fused to tell the name to nv husband
ana to my doctor. and ] shall not di-
Vulge il to the officers of the law.
whether live or die. That is final"
Coroner Whitfield gave Instructions
last night that the body be turned over
to an undertaken. He said that he
would give the case further attention
o-day. but thought no formal inquest
would be held. since the main facts
leading up to Mrs. Willamson's death
appeared to him to be shrouded in
deepest mystery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
MOORE CHARGES EFFORT
TO DRIVE HIM FROM OFFICE
Parkkeeper. In Lengthy Statement.
Hints Mt Politics in Charges
Against Him.

In long statement yesterday, Allie
Is. Moore, keeper of Monroe Park. who
mas been summoned to appear before
the Administrative Board tomorrow
morning AT 1880 o'clock to answer
charges filed against him by Patrol
man Griffin of the Second District.
declared he had been guilty of no
wronEdoing. and that he was not
AFRAID TO appear before the board or
any other municipal body
Parkkceper Moore declared that he
had never been before the board be-
lore. while friends expressed indiEna-
uon over what they termed an attempt
10 disposscss MIR. Moore for politica,
purposes. They believe that the no
nee officers in the case have unwit
tihSlF been led to aid in the attempt
lie said that he had testified in the
Police Court TO the best of his knowl-
cage and belief that the man arrested
IN inc park was not drunk "If had
testified otherwise" he said 81 would
have committed perjury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
GRAYS CAN ENTRAIN
On TWELVE HOURS NOTICE

No orders have been received for the
Grays to depart to the Admission Camp.
Major j. Fulncr Bright. in command
said yesterday he is expecting the
orders every moment. Everything is
ready awaiting the orders TO love.
Entertainment can take place within
twelve hours after receiving orders. 1t
was said.
Lieutenant Frank II. Rowe. Of the
Rockbridge Battery. Company +, Field
Artillery Corps, confidently assorted
that he would receive orders to move
the last Of this week. The battery Is
in splendid shape. and lacks nothing
to complete its equipment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
CARRUTHERS WINS POINT
Not Required to Fay for support Of
Wiic'$ SON by Former
Marriage.

When man and his wife separate
in Virginia. the former is not legally
com PEELED TO contribute TO the support
Of his little stepson. That is the in
tricate point decided by Justice Kicks.
Iii the Richmond Juvenile and Dom-s-
tic Relations Court. yesterday in the
case OF Carruthcrs against Carruthers
Mrs. Rose Estcllc Carruthers "as
suing George NJ Carruthers for ali
mony for herself and Durward Land
a son by former marriage. II de-
veloped that the Carruthcrs were sep.
arated following charge that the
husband had tried TO poison his wife
Carruthers Was acquitted Of the charge
Divorce applications following were
denied. Now tho alimony case is ended
in victory for the husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
Must Leave Bnyrum A,on.

After NJ. G. Bennett ice pu,ler
twenty-five years old, quaffed enough
payrum 10 make him sleepy. he didn't
20 to his home, 4O7 South Harrison
Street. Policeman Groh told Justice
Crutchheld. but lay down on the porch
OF neighbor and went 10 sleep
yGroh said he might not have arrested
Eennett after he aroused him from ~
SUMMERS, but Bennett tried to walk
over MIN and tramped on his toes
Ten dollars and cost, said -,
court. and added. Il would advise ihs
prisoner TO let bayrum alone"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
FREE MEDICAL ATTENTION
Government Employees Benent Under
Plan Proposed by senator
Martin.

i! OF interest 10 all the civii employees
OF TIE government is the recent enact
ment of measure by Congress pro-
yiding fer free medical attention for
all government employees. This meas
,ure had been advocated for many years,
but only recently was Senator Martin
able TO convince Congress OF the great
necessity for providing means whereby
government employees could receive
medical aid without pay on their part.
~ So far. only one case has come un-
der the observation OF the health de.
partment OF the government under this
act. and the department feels sure tina,
this gift on the part Of the govern
ment viii be appreciated by its civil
EN- nloNces