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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

iiiHuiion. and as it's expenses annually
are between Sl0."0G aud Sl2nnu it,
appeal must b" constant in order rlai
its work may =" forward extend into
wider area and develop according to
tn" need
The total vulu" "f ia" school prop.
erty is $4,000. The farm consists o;
go acres. of which about 9uu arc IN
crops. l5o III pasture. forty-fiv. ny or
chard and the rest IN valuable timber.
About twenty acres, with excellent
drainage. situated IN 81 grow" az Iar.,
oaks and other rtatiVc trees. has been
reserved f"r building sites and a cam
pus Ia farm operations tn. most
modern aud scientific methods arc fol-
lowed. Already the farm is Yielding
Il 'ntt. although IL was worn and rum.
down wh"i purchased Tn. orchar
contains about i.5dU appl. trees Wine.
sapS. AIhcma!lc PippinS and York I'M
p.rlalS pred1minating. Grapes. cher
rI"S. p"arS. peaches and other fruits
are grown for hom. consumption.
There - ~" finer fruit section in th,.
country than tho eastern Slop" OF The
Blue Ride" Mountains OF virginip aud
iruit-Growins j. on. OF tn. schools
most profitable industries
Especial attention * also paid to
stock raising. much "t the land not
suithbl" for crops or fruit-GrowinG af-
iordIns excellent pusturac"
The buildings include Richmond iall.
bull; by funds raised by Il committee
OF Richmond citizens; Ncve Iiall. named
in honor OF the EcN. T. W Ncvc "a
trustee. VIII" inaueuratcd the work of
the Episcopal church in this part of
the Blu" Ridge: Low Hall contributed
10y William &. Low. of BROOKLYN. " Y;
Clark Han. named in honor Of Rev
William Meade Clark l. -. late rector
OF ST James church. Richmond in
which - the home Of The founder and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
lass
~ c,,oh uion From i,l,,
iomc ~ ~ '"
q grlsIc ,t,an,c sewing

aud ohu'.h Servicas are held very
week. and the people are invited TO at
tend Instruction ia IN" Bibl" is given
every week. Tn" teachers ltv. with
Tho pupils ana thus clos, personal re-
lations are maintained
The school is nor Il r. GorInatory only
r"Sp"' table ana ambitious chiidrcn.
WIN AN earnest purposc ~ lif,. ana Of
mod"rat" means ar" entered aud ~ is
primarily FOR country boys and girls
especially those from VIC mountains
BOYS must To- az lras, fifteen years old
and girls fourteen to b. eligible Tor
admission. y" charge IS made for
tuition. ana hoard is only IS :, month
rms tho pupils ave able to pay IN part
or entirely. hy their work All pupils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

general manager Brooks Memorial ;u-
Grmary. contributed by Mrs Reginald
brooks. of .N,bciuarl" county: stewart
iiHli. named i'm honor of the Misses
stewart. Brook ilill. who's" support ">
TIA" work has h""n continuous :.r,t
most liberal ~" childr"u'S iiumc. g.
moL"icd and enlarged Il, tic Sioril and
Fowl Fraternity at philadelphia. in
momory of 'onstanc" i."dNard Iic"i;-
svhcr: laundry. ""mmiss"ry and
clothing bureau. an c!licc. farm and i'm
dustrial buldn@@, machin" house.
bIacksmith shop and mill and "a poultry
house
Bacon Hollow lies n"al Tho cm,ran..
"f powolrS Gap. in Greene countv-
Twenty-Five miles fr"m charlottesville.
and fifteen miles from the nearest
railroad station. It's very iuucc"SSi-
bility makes the school all tho NOR" am
unusual opportunity for those who hero
have their homes and hero prefer to
stay. There is NO homc-lovc like tina,
Of I'll" nountain"cr. NJ night tn"
winds from III" hilltops soothc him
,nd he sleeps "a TN" murmur Of bru"t :
lie awak"S I" a changing scene. and
walks through Tia. dew To his work.
~" knows III" WAY 90 bird and beast
and hc finds his signs ia the sky lie
* n it'll" cioScc To the eternal than the
dwellnr on the plains. Nature spreads
her mantle about him. and nurturas
him close I" her breast, There is no
weaving mountain man from his
home in tho hlls SO the school went
I" him: II" opened his arms and it
is his
For its maintenance" tho school is dc-
pendent upon the donations II those in
tercstcd in it's Development. There is
no endowment fund. and there arc no
endowment scholarships. Th" current
expenses are large. and the burden Of
meeting them rests heavily ON tn" gen
cral manager. MI Mayo. Money is
needed for the cuntinua tiun OF tho eff
fort. ana III" cause - justified by it's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

arc required 10 dc from two t" three
hours manual work. day. FOR which
they az. paid at the rate OF from >
I" . cents an hour according /" the
az" and thc capacity "f the pupil A.
FAR a opportunity permits oNurn work
is given in order that those OF Very
United means may pay the greater part
of thcir expenses During the summer
tenn further upportIully - given 10 a
United number OF pupils 80 that they
may earn enough 4" pay their way
through The school
OTHER SUPPORT FRnN
PRIVATE CO\TRIHI TIONS
IN" school 50 far "a lis supplies arr"
concerned. is scit-SUpporjInG Its
Other support comes 'rrm private con-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Deaths

Charles William Ruelle. 3i6 Be
wick, A. years valvular insUfficicncy;
Carney Gorno. Grace hospital. -
years. intestinal hemorrhagc; Will
lam ". Hihbler. 1887 Kirby w. as
years plcuro- pneumonia Mathilda
Liebenthal, ls Pittsburgh 66 years,
locomctor atHXia Mary Virginia AL
len. llG Rohns. years, ccrebro
1907 John r. IS years, carcinoma .
years, diphtheria Lycurgus w. Day,
Harper hospital, IS years, general
peritonitis James NJ Bostwick, 372
Abbott. &c years, chronic bronchitis
George Bcrtram. Receiving hospital
- years mitrel insufhcisncy. George
Moore. Receiving hospital. about tS
years. alcoholism. Eozalia Dybus. IL
Addison. months. hroncho pneu-
mOnia George Stuhlc. 1l5s Riopclle.
% years. pulmonary tuberculosis;
Rose Soboctnski. l02 Copeland. J
years diphtheriai Bronislawa Wis
niewskl 212 Thaddeus, months.
hroncho pneumonia !. Stanley Perkow-
ski. So Keller. years. bruncho pneu-
moria Sarah Katz. 3li Ferry w. 80
wears. carcinoma; Pa ola Fciler. 41s
Mead. months. valvular heart
lesion: Daniel :. Roach. $50 Lorraine
4S years inquest pending Anna Liv-
ingstone. 2S4 commonwealth. 81
years. arthritis informans Alene
Edna Beck. 26 Rethune, 2f years
tubercuisr pcritonitis; Daniel Kinner.
40i Mcmillan 81 years. general
paresis, John T.. Harper. 32s Clinton.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Only Crime Was Displaying
Declaration of independence,
Asserts Miss Whit emOre

side--even the district attorney
could fnd nothing TO say but III
temper irrelevant things.
I'VE went 10 Jail and were locked
up ~ Negress who had committed
homicide but had become a trusty.
Our cells had been all reserved and
gotten ready the day before we
We're arrested and the matron was
much annoyed that We were taking
up the room We were given boiled
macaroni, served in dish pans, boil.
cd salt pork, dry bread and tea
without milk or sugar OF course
We did not mind our diet but IL is
rather hard on prisoners. many Of
whom have not been proven guilty.
We received great numbers Of
letters and kilograms Of commenda-
ton. One from G. r. S. Wood, a
said Aren't you ashamed? Don't
YOU know better than 10 carry the
Declaration OF independence on the
Fourth OF July Don't you know
that We are lghting for democracy
but that you must not
IT seems 10 me that another army
in the United States is being mobil-
ized to fight for democracy which
viii not require conscription
The police and court were dis
tructly sympathetiv and were only
carrying ont orders which emanated
from the White House. II Is embar-
RAISING 20 the president 10 have
this question before the public He
wishes IL relegated 10 the back.
ground where n will readily be for
gotten by congress. that is ALL"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Miss Margaret Whittemore has
just returned 70 her home in De
troit after three days spent in the
Washington city Jail where she and
10 others were sent. for as she
phrases IL. carrying suffrage ban
ners in front OF the White House
inscribed with extracts from the
Declaration OF Independence and
also some OF President Wilson's
speeches
I'VE were obeying the commands
OF Judge MsllOwny who said that
we could carry the banners as long
as We kept moving. said Miss
Whittemorc, "and We would have
kept moving had we not been forci-
bly, detained from doing so by the
police
when brought before the court
we demanded 10 know upon what
charge We were arrested and IL was
only after great deal OF consulta-
tion. telephoning. referring 10 books.
etc. that IL was decided that il was
for unlawful assembly As there is
TO law against picketing and as
there were no crowds the charge
was absolutely without foundation.
The same day there were politi-
raj orators all over Washington.
giving Fourth OF July orations on
American democracy on street cor
ners, with vast crowds about them
obstrucung tralic
we pleaded our own cases The
Judge was most anxious that We
have a lawyer II was unnecessary
as there was nothing on the other
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

lyear. bronchial pneumonia; william
Williams. Receiving hospital, 20
years lobnr pneumonia, Wnham
Bhrnosky. 40 Laura. co years. asthma
Theresa Wilde. as Mitchell. SO years
seniilty: Edmunda Kuk, nso Riopelle'
hours. prematurity; Henry kise!
Receiving hospital, about 2b years
fractured skull; Martin Oss. Eigh-
teenth and Michigan. 3i years. inter-
nal injuries: Joseph Koltunowich'
1l4i Twenty-hfth. ] years. entero-
colltis. Chns. Benedict. 22 Jefferson
CT. month. gastroenterlts' l.eona
Jaworski. zoe Section, months.
broncho pneumonia. Ludwicka Ia
sofa. i0e Winkleman. 2S years, pul-
monary srthisis. Wonetta stewstI
Woman's hospital. 23 days, peritoni-
tbs. Michcll Tomsszawski, Children :
Free hospital months, ilcn-coftls
zuzAna Habcl Ge3 Dubois. ycSrS'
senllity. Arthur Cichecki. es3 RIO
pelle, % davs. acute indieesuoh,
Wladyslaw Teianek. IS ,hlbrrt,
months. broncho pneumonia Magds-
linn Sesarz i73 81 Hedwig. months
infantile commissions, Donald ~
Griffith. Receiving hospital. years
inquest pending.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 9 Q RIA
Births
Births

BOYS
J. Schlon, r j. Creider. J. Lochart,
r. r. Rohinson. Providence hospital;
W. Dye, l02 Heidelberg; r. H. Woods.
S56 Lambert, \, Celseki, 1889 Camp
bells H. Goldberg. Harper hospital; J.
PokoiE. SO I.e<;rand. W X Morehead.
Sst Hiilger. +. Danek, 2so Carlton; r.
woianin. 75i Trowbridge II. l..
Rheaumc. 1877 Dexter l.. {. Woods.
ea3 Townsend *. NJ Chcnye 6s New
York. X Groom q Boulcvard-ct o.
hospital annex J Kinsman. 500
Campbell. s. CrabhG. 3f0l Woodward
J. Majewski. 70 Warren-ct j iood-
in, Harper hospital west branch l..
Serota. Harper hospital .. Charles.
SO Farnsworth. l.. Gustafson. l4ss
Hurlbut. W. Hutchinson. 1879 Sow
ard A. G. Finlayson. 16l Seven
teenth Carl Daum. Ss' Magnolia; l.
ssi Frederick q Supinski SOL Mo-
ran. s BrondOne. 80 Fort Z, -.
Moceri 5S7i5 Lafayette =, Micha-
lax 6if Forest T., otto Mutter. -
W l. Marks, 2is Fullerton; ". py-
ker. 20s Smith l.. M0nac"lli, 62 -.
Joseph J. spoon. i26 Livingstone. G..
Honenherg. 500 Rivard' H. SWAT,
nicki. l44 Campbell G. rupuy, 80
HGmhoidt. W Ebeiert % chamber
lain. = Gadzinskl Ian Dane: g. Grif-
hfth l65 Grandy. " Hnacs. Van
wormer sanitarium. A. Richards, o32
Fort =.
A Ellwood \ Yacks Providence
hospital r. . Mallott Womans hos
pitoi s Sclultz sos Elmwood II
Forinter zoos T.. Wills NJ Spisz;
icfi rycnis nfth " Hnshury 500
Carlton 4 Kopitski. 7l5 Garfield Il.
Rathfen $50 Ecpnysou " kosctnsz-
ko. sos = sAuhtn1.M Bar1ull. 10
Plumer J Robinson. Harper hospl-
tall J u Mason. o76 Trumbull; c.
Pcddie. Harper hospital. k McDon-
aid. F05 Tennyson. A RaseEan isS
S Dentsch. - Rosedale: l.. W Brass.
1874 ST. Paul. =. Sahiszkn lG Sarvis.
NJ Michaiik. 2S Greusel. a. Gangle.
1871 Medbury: - Najarian. lst OAK
ney spitue. Harper hospital A. r.
Harper hospital - Lindsay. SIS
Greenwood i. Seynorth. $40 Sheri-
dan 7. H. Belanger 962i4 seven
teenth. II G. Mertz. 72l Dubois: Jo-
Ewanaki. $50 Grandy r Yarres. 5aS
Clinton. G. Andrejewicz. co Grant, j.
2. Whitson. 2st Chandler. j. y. As
perry. Womans hospital, \. Mazur.
% Monnig-ct. l. Beyette. as LeMay.
y ~ Wynton. Samaritan hospital:
NJ Wimau. Womans hospital. Z.
McQuade i5fS Ninewood. W. Rotts.
1897 wabash. l.. \ Jackson, Sl2 81.
Antoine !. Raskind. 70S sixth; II.
Gallow Woman's hospltnl u Schrie-
Hastings w !. Morrison 1855 Wa
bash J Pclohlavek. 437 Twenty
ciehth III. nynes ~ Marcrtette. VI.
Hodkman 294 Willis T. +. Szc,ypin
sk SIS Harper J. Mcleod As Whit
ney c. prokop. 253 Chcne W +.
Condrin. l05i Field T. smith eso
Third r Dobrn wsky If1 riumer. J.
W. Hayman. Woman = hospital.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

In the fight OF faith we would
sure fail were thNre any less power
than the grace OF God arrayed on
our side, for we have 20 battle not
only against sin in the world but
also against the sin that is in.
trenched in our own hearts. But Ho
that is with US Is greater than he
that is against us, so even In tho
midst OF the strife VIC can sing
songs OF victory.
The finest soldiers are those most
familiar with the manual of arms
ignorance OF the Christians Manual
OF Arms. the sacred Scriptures. is a
prime cause OF inefficiency.
What would be said OF the soldier
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
In the Religious World
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.


Obedience 10 orders is the first
requirement OF the soldier And the
Christians orders are never wrong.
Let him heed the commands OF his
Leader and defeat will be mpossi-
BILE. Christ has issued orders 10 all
His followers that insure them com.
plete victory II is only when We
depart from obcying the word OF
God that disaster oyertakes us.
Every regiment needs its band 20
inspire and cheer the soldiers. The
presence Of the music makes
great change in the efficiency OF the
men. The Christian soldier who
neglects this truth OF the value OF
inspiration misses much. He needs
10 hear the news OF the victories
that his cause is everywhere win
ming He needs the thrilling touch
OF fellowship and the songs OF jubI.
lation Most OF all he should bo,
fred by communion with the great
Leader himself For the sake OF =
word from his commander a soldier
would face death a thousand times.
There Is no defeat for the cause
OF which Christ is Captain.
Every life is iragmentary until
made complete In Christ.
Walking with Christ is always
away from sin.
When our life with Christ Is iden-
tilted, then our love for Christ is
intensified
God helps those who help other
people.
The sunbeam cannot help bright
ening and warming everything II
touches. No more can the person
whose lifc Is under tho sway OF
Christ's life keep from being an in.
Huence for helpfulness to all about
him.
One Of the sights that stirs mems
hearts In battle Is tho flag carried
at the head Of the regiment. How
many heroes have given up their
lives in order 70 save the iiag
from an enemy's, hands, Before the
Christian host too. is carried nag,
the fairest and most inspiring that
ever summoned men 20 duty---tho
beautiful banner OF the cross. Let
us keep our eyes ON our ensign. lest
We faint I'm the struggle; and let Us
never forget that our standard Ia
The symbol of our salvation and OF
sins destruction.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

KINCAID
II West Forrest. opp. postofnce,
II idle and can qualify
Is Badly In Need OF
7 Jones & Lamson Operators,
40c and =. w.
{ Mnlwright helpers, 3 auto tuners.
Stcamntter helpers, topntters
5 Auto road testers. auto drivers,
10 Drill press, Monitor lathe
20 Men to Learn Final
Assembling.
26 Men to Learn Machine
Trade.
I Stockkeeper, Hardware Ex-
perience.
? Electric repair on autos. punch
3 oilers and belt iaecrs. s machine
/ Touchup painter. toc; varnish
Auto body polIshers. 2 bearing
scrapers.
S Carponters on auto body work
2 Hand screw, milling machine op.
3 Bench layout S cam shaft straight
2 watchmen. boiler op. papers. 500.
3 Firemen. no papers; disc assem-
piers.
2 transmission inspectors. 2 metal
panelers
Final auto testers. 3 nnsI auto re-
pair.
10 All-Around Machinists.
9 Floor aMchinists.
Body inspectors. 2 Gridiey operat-
ors.
3 Piston grinders. 8 Cleveland auto
matte screw.
Garage repair. s service repair.
Auto washers 2 cutter grinders.
2 Drill grinders Z tool grinders,
Lead pot men. auto tor bow linsr
s Furnace helpers. bsbbiters
3 Toolmakers, 7 Tool Lathe.
5 Rough carpenters. 4 crstsrs
Is Stock Room Helpers.
Auto brake assemblers . Lues,
boring
Ruiiard boring. 2 electric welders
6 aMchine Repair.
Is Motor Repair.
: Tool trouble. gauge repair man.
INSPECTORS ON
bench. Floor. Parts. Motor. Body
2 Pipehtter helpers. carburetor re-
pair.
Handy man On saw. milling ma
chine,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

who would throw away his rifle and
try 10 DO battle with his hsts? We,
Is that any more vain and foolish
than the conduct OF the Christian
who refuses the armor God offers
and tries 10 fght against sin In his
own unaided strength?
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
cial work. Good chance to rise
to fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John r. street, between 8 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Perhaps the most valuable result
OF all EDUCATION Is the ability 20
make yourself do the thing YOU
have 10 do when IL ought 10 be done.
whether you like il or not; II Is the
first lesson which ought 70 be learn
ed, and however early mans train
ing begins. Il is probably the last
lesson he learns thoroly.-Prof. Hux'
l..
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
sEvEN-sENTENcE SERMONS

II only myself could talk 90 myself
As know him a year ago.
/ could tell him lot
That would save him n lot
or things he ought 90 know.
-KtplinR
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
WANTED TO Observation-Disclosures

CASH for old false e)teeth, gold crowns
broken jcweiry. diamonds. watches
etc. full value paid. Liberty RfR
Co. 81 woodv'd. eth moor. elevator.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
To pnNT-RooMs.
HOTEI. FRANKLIN

Cor Larned and Bates-sts -Four
blocks from River Steamers, one
half block from Interurban Depot
European. 81. t1.so and - per day.
Weekly ratea
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

ROOMISG HOUSE for sale at SO
Howard-st we'll furnished Is
rooms. cheap n taken at once:
cause for selling leaving city.
Cnll or phone Chorrv 373o-R.
WILL. SELL Power National oil
stock at SO per share This Is
perfectly sound and has been pass
ed hy the Michigan state securities
commission Call Grand 3132
Printing-thc plain ncnt kinJ--thnt
H. rtsht--rtm~- Job Drpt.--Mnlr t52O.
NJ n ~ n IN ~
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
JUDSON BRADWAY co.
Taylor Ave. S16.500

JUDSON BRADWAY co.
Taylor Ave, SIC, 800
A very beautiful home Brick CON
struction -Four rooms on the frst
floor The living room ~ extra
large with a very beautiful brick
fireplace -Four large bedrooms and
sleeping porch on second floor. A
large Billiard room in basement.
THIS home must be seen 10 be APP
preciated.
Greenfield Ave-, S15,50O
Beautiful brick and stucco house.
First floor has three large rooms,
sun parlor and vestibule. Second
floor has three rooms and bath.
Third floor has maids quarters. one
room and bath. steam heat and
brick fireplace. Double garage with
side drive. Lot 4ox136.
Winona Ave-, $11,500
We consider this a very good buy.
Modern TO the minute First noor
has three large rooms aud sun par
lor; three very large bedrooms and
sleeping porch on second floor;
steam heat, tile bath. brick nre-
place, garage. Lot loxl3o.
Edison Ave-, $11, 200
Between woodward and Hamilton.
foor; four bedrooms and sleeping
porch on second Steering porch
iix20 two-csr garage. Lot ssx135.
Collingwood Aye.
Bargain, $4,000
This Is a real bargain. Could not he
duplicated today for $40 900. Prick
veneer First foor has three large
rooms and reception hall. -Four
bedrooms and bath on second Moor.
Lot 4fxi3i. $4,000 down, balance
easy
Englewood Ave-, $500
Near Woodward
Brick and shingie house. Location
ideal Near Catholic church and
school seven rooms and bath.
GarsEc $500 down balance easy.
JUDSON BRADWAY co.
Ss3 Majestic Bldg. Main 4b.
$50 DOWN
t7s monthly: ; rooms. large attic;
near car line. 81 600
S400 DOWN
Five rooms hath. Eas Alectric light.
furnace. largo porch full attic,
81 7b0. only t2h wCnthly.
FRED c. HATTON. Builder
Mnin 3ai4. Nights. North nS7-I.
T01-2 rmpire fOid Gasl bldg
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
ta100. $500 down owner. Ridge 1870.
Prirting-the piair neat kind--thst
u r4sht--rfme. Job Dorfs-Msfn <51o.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

WILL EXCHANGE Brush runsbopt
with 1917 licens efor heavy car IN
need Of repairs, Box "A. No ID,
TimsA
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

The sunbeam cannot help bright
ening and warming everything II
touches No more can the person
whose llfc Is under tho sway OF
Christ's lifc keep from being an in.
fuence for helpfulness TO all about
him
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-07
A Fine Battery of Teeth.

The animal iaying the most teeth Is
the great armaGillo of south Central
and northern South America. 1t ia u
fact well known to most people that
the normal or average lumber of teeth
In mammals is thirty y'two-siXteen
above and the same number below,
The great armadillo, however, is All
exception, having from 81 to 100, He
has from twenty-four to twenty-slX In
each side of the upper jaw and ft1m
twenty-five to twenty-four in each side
Of the lower jaw. Another popularity
lies In the fact that they are all molarS
or grinders, They increase In size from
front to back, instead Of from the root
and are wholly destitute of enamel.
IT'S pne to have fun, hnt don't let
the hne cost more than the fun.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-07
To EXILE GURkO.
FOR TREASON IN
THE RUSS ARMY

tBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
PETROGRAD, Sept. General Cur
ko, former commander OF the south
western front, charged with treason
able conduct towards the revolution,
will be eXiled from Russia. General
Gurko, according to reports, is the
first person against whom such a
measure has been taken by the revolu-
tiOnary government. He will be per-
mitted to choose the place of his resi-
dence and will be given three days in
which to arrange his affairs. General
Gurko has been degraded and his re-
quest for new inquiry into his acts
has been refused He will be follow
ed into exile by his wife.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-09-07
ENEMIES WOULD
ESTRANCE JAPAN
AND j. G. -|SH||.

BY Associated Press to The Bannerl
WASHINGTON, Sept. Viscount
lshii delivered Japan's message of
friendship and cooperation to the
United States before the house of rep
resentatives today in company with
other members of the Japanese mis-
sion. He gave solemn warning that
the enemies of both countries were
working to estrange them and express
ed his confidence that the friendship of
the nations would prevail over in
trigue.
Introduced by Speaker Clark in n
few words, Viscount lshii was received
with great demonstration from the
floor and crowded galleries.