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The Detroit times., 1917-01-16
ONT DOLLAR DAN ~
NECKWEAR

Georsette celisr-Hand embroidered deep
sailor bach $50 values for SO
Hlsh Neck GJlnps-FiHe quality net -ac
values. for ............ ....... SO
5rosdeictn coilsrs-Ssiior backs. ezoroi.
dersd corners $3.50 values for SD
5rosoclctn ceiisrs-sal+eE backs. Roman
CT. work 81 50 values tor SIC
Georsette Cola rs--Cape effects lace tri-r-
ned 75c values fo-. Observation-Disclosures. SIC
crssnole cos-s-Plain and lace trimmed
$50 values FOR .. ........... .......... So
Seorgette coiiars-Cepe effects scsilopee
edge 81 ~ values tor .... s. (
aesly-. Neckwenr Sbop--,tain Floor
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on SALE ALL DAY
ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
LINEN SHOP

Pure Ine- luck Te~eIlns-.o-inch hr
ured o. plain. extra fine T5c quality,
yards for ......-.. -........... 500
CSC Hvek To~els-Sze 19x3s inches, haf
linen. hernstfched with blue or red Dor.
tsrs also plain " bite for ......... 500
One table % Fancy Linens. Scarfs Iray
Covers Dollies, Center Pieces, etc Up
20 g. 50 vslues each .,...... ,-........ 500
Fire Huck Tc~es-Sire 2oxSs inches New
designs WITH monogram spaces. etc :.
linen Regular 75c values, for ....,.. s. 90
Hemsttched ard EMBROIDERED initial 7il-
low Cases - Sizes As 3S inches. Swiss
embroidered styles neatly boxed fNct
ali lnltislsl sI75 values. pair ..-..,,, 500
Large Double Thread sstr To~els-Vith
blue red borders also plain white the
kind men Ike Regular 5ec values fcr 800
- Dozen CT Nspkins-islnch and e0-iuch
size lrlsh linen several ciieren- pa.
terms. Per - dozen. ..,... ......... sfco
sc 5rocs5ea Bath Nsts-BiUe or pink
fancy hrocsded designs. for .....t.... 500
Fancy eroeseec 5s;r To~els-Tith mono
sram borders stc Blue pink -ec~
and heiiotTope Fine nercerized thread
Regular 75c vaues : foT ...-..-...- SEQ
PILLOW csses-SiEe 45x3s inches Free from
chenicai dressing Regular Zoe value
pairs for .......... .,......... 500
Heny's Ffftb Floor shops
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Next seer, WY Bopsor D.en
fat HI D-Lrer
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one DOLLAR DAY IN
BABY WEAR

Misses Wash Oresses-Thess are the new
prirg models IN fine ginghams and cham
bray- Empire and long wasted styles
in beautiful new stripes and plsics. sl.25
-i.ta i.F ,l.vO
rdseye Cspers-Made up with narrow
hens sood quality birdseye. all sizes.
sl5o values for ............. 500
BABY Bios Fine lace and embroidered bibs
with French Val lace on edge pad under.
meath &c values. for - .,...........stoo
chid-sr's bingham Dresses-Dslnty little
g0ghauas IL p.aids, stripes and plain
clambray 20 years soc values ? for 800
Hsmpsrs Beautiful new Spring Rompers
in pnks ans. blues and Stripes TIA. 90
nith combinations OF colors. 2 20 years
GO values. , for ....................,.. 500
6sby Shirts fine Merno Shirts with hand
crocae, neck. ribbon drawn , for ..... 500
ueai,'s Baby shop-seeons PIooy
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ONE DOLLAR DAY nv
SILVERWARE

Jan We received announcements from all sil.
yer manufacturers OF an advance in silver of 1914
20 1874
81 % values OF our 1915 stock are s1.sT val
ues az 1917 prices Each .......s........tf.oo
Relish plsh Nickel silver With giass container
Mayonnaise Bowls Custsrd Cups. Set Powder Boz
and Hair Receiver; Rsnriklns. set OF 3: Loaf
sugar Racks, set OF e. Salt and Pepper sets IN
boz. Sherbet Glasses with plate; Flower Vases
dainty for dining table.
Hesty's Dowsstsfrs shop
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
LEATHERWARE

Vsehette Hand pvrss-Back strap and MIR
ror. $3.50 values for. Observation-Disclosures
MyN purse--vici kid back strap inside
purse and mirror. $3.50 value for. ......si.oo
Hand Purse-Real seal silk lined change
purse and mirror. sl5O value for $500
Travellers Necessity. Whlskbroor, In leath.
er cases sec values, or.............~..st.o
Telephone Pads In leather cases soc val
ues, ? for .......................... 800
Hesiy'. Leather shop-Msfs Floor
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oNE DOLLAR DAY N
TOILET GOODS

wooa5nry's sseisl scsp-25c per cake.
to- ........... .............. 500
Woodwcrth Toilet Wst-r-Assoried odors.
Special price ............. ........ 500
Flor1sy Face poroers-s125 values ..-....s1.O0
Perfume 30 per % values. Per z....... 81 90
sschets-Assorted ocors s. and s. 50 per
o. per 81 ........... .........'... 500
Mira Oens Violet Face Po~osr--75c per
box, 2 for ..-......-... .-.....-.... 500
ursiy's Toilet sbsp-Hsin Floor
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
Knit Underwear Shop

One LOT Of Ladies' Merno Vests and Tights
in broken sizes. Selling regularly for 800
and 81 rs a garment 3 for ................sfo
Womens Extra Sire Merino Union Suits
made with low neck elbow sleeves ankle
length. Regular 81 so value. Each 500
Another LOT OF Broken Sizes In Vests, Tights
and knitted cotton Corset Covers. 65c and
75c garments. ? for .....................st
Hesiy's FIftb Floor shops
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On SALE ALL DAY
o~E DOLLAR DAY II

& ,JEWELRY 5
oerrae Penaer eeres-Eaarnel top N5o
Values ...,,,+. ..t-t s'.VO
"sI.e. ~ 500
Cold silver platinum finished Bracelets
Engraved and rhilestoae settings $500
and g Values for ...... ....-... ...... 800
Pear eesds-Ceauine fish scale niled with
solid gold clasp Pink and white N15
value FOR .... ,.....+.. 800
German silver Mesh Bags Soldered links.
BAN fringe $3.50 and So values for. 500
Sapphire ara Emerald Rossrles-Gold filed
crosse varranted for years. 75c val
yes = fHf-,t $500. 49,. 49, 's''Vv
80 $50 aaiaes for 49, 500
Gray Je, md Tortoise Shell Back Combs
Wirh settlngs $50 values for 500
Hesly's JeweIr, shop-Asfn Floor
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
BABY AND MISS

Misses FIanneIette skirts-These skirts are
made OF the best flannel In pink and
white stripes; also plain white. 5sc val
ues at, 3, for ....................... 81.
esby psnts-Made OF rubber with patent
fastener. Good and servceable. All
sizes, 3 for ..................si.
PInnlno Blsnkets--very fne flannel pinning
Blankets. crochet and plain edges. 65c
values, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.
FIsnneIette Might oowns-Chidren's Elan
nelette Night Gowns, white. pink and
blue: scalioped edges. SEC values. 3 for. 81.
Turk Knit sets-Coneisting OF Bath Apron.
towels, 2 bibs and wash cloths, edged
with pink and blue. 81 so values for 81.
Baby creepers-Pink and blue chambray
Creepcrs, piped with white little collars
sec values, for Observation-Disclosures. 81.
Hssiy9s second Floor
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
HANDKERCHIEFS

Ladies' Fine Herrstlteheo eorder, with dsin-
~ embroidered corners 1oc and l5c val
ues. special dozen .......................s 800
Ladies' coiored Novelties with hemstitched
border with pretty embroidered corners
lie values. Special, dozen. >...........sio
Ladies' Pure Linen. plain henstitched Dor.
der and nne Shamrock with dainty bits OF
embroidery IN the corners 25c values
For special. for......................
HeaIys Handkerchief shep-msin Floor
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ON SALE ALL DAY

ON DOLLAR DAY
5 IVORY S
French Ivory mrror--ta and s. 80 values
for ............... ........... ....... a. 90 r
French Ivory "FourPeee Manicure Set
s. values Observation-Disclosures. 500
French Ivory Picture Frames-3175 and
50 values for ..................,..... 800
French Ivory Powder 5ox-s16 80 value for 800
French Ivory Hair Reeeiver-s15o value
for ...'...................... 800
French Ivory Perfume eottles-SL25 and
800 values for. ,...............sf 500
French Ivory 6ufers-Si IS and 81 50 val
ues for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 500
French Ivory Candle stick HoIders-,l25
values for ......................... 500
French Ivory Bud Vase ard Hat Pin Holder
-75c values for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
Hesiys Ivory shep-Mstn' Floor
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ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
EMBROIDERIES' s
Skirts Fiouncines new Is In
euhrllgery souncing with ribbon spacing
anG plain TOP which makes 3s-inch
hplnre ali ready % put on the band. IL
Yards makes skirt. Our regular $3.50
values, fOr yard Observation-Disclosures. 500
H~nly's Embroidery shop-usir Floor
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YoU MUST SEE THESE

80 s. q .rf -. sioc
Iiaiisn LIN Hos~-lu SOLD n. brown sX-
avs neiEht 81 t0 slZeE Tor 800
49, 500
.-.-. 81. 800
wi - for 1850. ~, 400
500
vain Eioor
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ONE DOLLAR DAY ~
LAMP SHADES, ETC.

Lamp Snsces-5ize s 70 - inches Gre
tonne. silks etc AL wanted colors as
sortment n styles
800 each values. shades For ...........sfoo
$500 each values shades for .......... q 90
$500 each values / shade for .... 800
Metal Candle Night Lsmps-Good looking
Practical values Values 81 90 each
for ......... a %
Mahogany Colonial Drip Candle Sticks
$50 values FOR ................. 500
Glass Candle Sticks. With Colonial burners
tloo values, .........,..... ........ 500
Smoking Stands Mahogany. With asA tray
and cigar hoider $50 values for ..... 500
HeaIyss Down.fafrs ~hop.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-16

Another speeisl-One Carriage Robe stamp
ed on inc piaue. 81 90: Baby Pillow.
soc; one Carriage Strap, Csc set Special
fof .................... ........... ~ 90
Desk Sets-Made Of fine crstonns $3.50
values. while shay last for. ............. 800
Cretonne Laundry 6aas-Resdy made and
large size. 81 90 kind for this sale, special
for .............. ............... 81 90
Extra Special i'm Needlework
Odd lot Of Embroidered Pieces left from
our sample line Value. 10 $1,000 for -. 500
Luncheon Sets with finished edge and
stamped si75 values for. -. 500
H-sy'. Seedle-orx shop--Nsln Floor
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
LACES s
H-riss Lsc, Bands Wonderful values IN
white and cream. ( 70 10 inches vide
y,Ige' 70 $3.50 for yard 80. -......s 500
fiiet ace Luncheon Sets one large cen
er ~ inches square and siI plate doilies
l1ts nchss with ciuny lace 20 finish com
gle'e ~ 50 values for Sc, -. -. 500
dstai lace FloVneinas IN gold and silver
on Ere siIk net 10 inches vide FOR
noltrs and dancing frocks s27s $3.50
ard 80 Values Special. yard. -. 800
NoV-ty Net Top Fiovneings. enc imporf
p. Gl1 'ief Just The hing Tor he new
larf blouse IS and 81 inches Values
70 's19 ior ard .............. 400
Hesiy-s Lace shop-ssin floor
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ON SALE ALL DAY

DOLLAR DAY
S NEEDLEWORk 5
t6ineh Center Piece Rolls, made OF fine
cretonne slT5 values Tor 1880. kt.oo
seinch Center Piece Rolls, made OF nne
cretonne TIC Kind while they ia:t. for. 500
chlldrens costs--Ready made and stamped
for French embroidery. Size 70 years
Limited number ss7s values for -. 800
Beautiful Lace Ses--For dresser or buffet
stamped with simple French knot design
Limited number 10 each customer $50
values. today special. for -. 500
chlcren's Goats Ready made OF nns piqus
and stamped for French embroidery. s225
values for ............ 800
Babies Iayette--
/ Dress ......... ..-............. 7oc
l Slip . Observation-Disclosures. see
BIB ........... .,....., CSC
l pr. Bootees .......-..........-..... 25e
Jarket OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Soc
,zs4
Complete set for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN
5 YELLING. S
Chiffon Motor Vels--rn splendid quality OF
chiffon with hemstitched border IN a good
range Of colors si.s5 value for. each -. 800
Pattern Velis-In black and coors. In round
and semi-circular In Chonillesdots pretty
scroll effects. 81 and $3.50 values for.
each -. -....................s, 800
H~si''. Neii'na sbep--wsIs Frssr
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And This Too
Chudren's Hsth Hob~.-sfsas OF 6ns Sea
con cloth. da'nts colors Anc patterns IN
piuk nlus tan ana REQ valpss s. 80. for. sI.os
\ Girls Drssse.-ssrEs stresses N brown
rsvv and t~tm~ied " ~ PLAID 20 10 years.
vaiues $50 Tor .-....... ...... si.oo
Made ~ vslvete.n ana Corduroy
Sizes g. seats. values 20 $500. for 500
BABY Dressrs-Danty waite dresses
ard .-ysAr slEss Lace trimmed Some have
rufr-s on bottom. vaiuuss 20 800 for. sIco
Baby BonSetsAH this seasons r>dsls
'n white silks roPlins and crepe de chimes
Beautifully trimmed s. 50 ard Q. values
for ...,......... ....... 800
Carnage RoSe--I-por -alnsn Caxrias-
Robes IN waite pink and gray se9o va
n-- ,.f seo
Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
BABIES
NEED a LAXATIVE

When your baby is croso and fre,ful
the chances are it is constipated and
that mild laxative is all that is ncces-
sary to make it comfortable and happy.
Inactive bowel, arc the cause of as
much discomfort to children as to older
people, and unless tho condition i,
promptly relieved is very apt to develop
serious illness.
For children there is nothing that
will act more easily than tho combina-
ton of simple laxative herbs with pep
sin that is sold in drug stores under the
name Of DR.. Caldwclrs Syrup Pepsin.
1t does not griPe and is FREQ from
opiate or narcotic drugs, is pleasant to
the taste, and positively effective; chil-
dren like it and take it readily.
If you have never tried this simple,
inexpensive remedy, get bottle OF
pr. Caldwclra Syrup Pcpsin from your
druggist and have it in the house to use
the next time any Of the children seem
out Of sorts. A trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned. free Of charge, by writing to
Dr.. W. B. Caldwell. 456 Washington
ST., Monticello, Illinois, Z!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
OLD FOOTBALL WARRIORS
TO CHALLENGE CHURCH HILL
Former Prep SCHOOL and College Stars
to Form Eleven In Effort to
Annex City Title.

fe old warriors OF the gridiron. who
several years ago basked In the lime
light as being about the best football
players OF their time In this old burg,
have been inspired by tho Church Hill
team to once again exert themselves
and get out on the grldiron and show
the youngsters how tho game should
be played.
To como down TO the plain facts In
the case. the above para graph simply
means that Plug Amos, Stuart Shell
ton. Pres Shelton. Lee Liggan. Cheesy
Leibs. Doc Waldbauer Noble Crossley
and Pat Monroe. aided by Tom Miller
Jim Todd. Taylor Jollfr. Charlie Moss
ana spot Krause. some OF the younger
football players Of this city. are going
to form football eleven and issue a
challenge to the Church Hill team,
which has been laying claim to the
Independent championship OF the city
for the last three years.
Noble Crosslcy. Il former baseball
player at Richmond College. but an old
man at the game OF football. and Plug
Amos. who coached and played on the
Benedictinc eleven several years back,
are coaching the team and getting the
club together. All Of the men have
not been asked about the matter yet
but Crossley will get in comynunica-
ton with them before next Saturday
| afternoon. when the first practice will
be held.
1t Is the purpose OF these men to
play the Church Hill team. or. for that
matter, any other Independent eleven
in tho city on the Saturday after
Thanksgiving day at Byrd Park or
on any other gridiron
From the above list of men it can
be seen that, with a little practice,
tho veterans will be able to put out
team that would mako the most for
midable eleven around these diggins
set up and take notice. There are sew
eral men on the roster who have played
collegiate football, while every one Of
them has had at least prep school
! football education.
meeting Of the veterans will be
! held in Murphy's Hotel tomorrow
| night and plans for the organization
| Of the squad will be perfected. AL
| though no name has yet been decided
| upon. the team probably will be called
| lex -COllegians"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

by Baptist ministers during the past
hscal year. The General Association
will be In session I'm Roanoke this week.
where 1t Will receive the formal notif-
cation of these figures. According to
the sccretary's reports. there are l.120
white Baptist churches In this State,
GIT ordained ministers. 177.312 COM
municants. The total membership gain
In this State last year was 1000. Also.
according to report, there are 1880
pupils enrolled in LOSS Baptist sun
day schools. Baptist church property
IN the State is valued at $5.542.273;
*3of.261 having been spent in improve
ments during the year. The total
amount given to homo missions has
been estimated at $l,o5994676
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
BUY TWO POUNDS OF MEAL
FOR EACH POUND OF SUGAR
Food Administrator Pats Ban on All
Combination Sales Except
This One.
tBy Associated Press.l

by Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON, November 17.-Retail
dealers were ordered by tho food adj
ministration to-day to stop the widely
prevalent practice OF making "combina-
tion sales" requiring customers to make
other purchases in order to obtain
certain commodity Ono exception Is
made-on all sales of sugar the dealer
may require the customer to buy twice
tho weight Of corn meal.
The practice OF Coordination sales"
the administration holds. is likely to
lead to wasteful buying. The eXcep-
ton in regard to corn meal Is made as
wheat conservation measure, to en-
courage greater use Of corn products.
but dealers are not required to make
the exception unless they 50 desire.
It's orders to retailers Is possessed
by the food administration through it's
licensing of wholesalers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

mine the sentiment Of the people as
to tho plan OF tho Virginia Railway
and Power Company to inaugurate tho
skip-stop system on tho Main Street
line west OF Foushee Street and east
OF Twenty-second Street. This meeting
VIII be held at 8 o'clock.
The Common Council will also meet
In special session ut 8 o'clock for the
consideration Of special financial mat
ters which were adopted by the Board
or Aldermen last Tuesday night, and
wnich are now being delayed for con.
currence by the Common Conncil I'll.
Finance Committee Is also sched,,ed ~
meet at o'clock tomorrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
OVER 500 ADDITIONS
baptist Churches Receive Many Mem-
bers IN Result of Recent Evan
gelistic Campaign.

According to the fnal reports. there
were over 500 additions to the Baptist
Churches in Richmond as a result of
the city-wide evangellstic services for
the past two weeks. Tabernacle
Church enrolled So new members: First
Baptist Church, 81; Woodland Heights,
43; Venable Street, AZ; Pine Street. 81;
Calvary, "a: Second Baptist. 80: East
End. ct: Weatherford Memorial. 90;
Randolph Street, IS; Broadus Memo
rial. 1S: Barton Heights. 10; West
hampton. 16.
S. T. Dunaway. statistical secretary
of the General Association. Ia reported
TO have issued figures to the effect that
there were over 10000 persons baptized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
LOCATED At CAMP LEE
Links Williams Found Working for
Contractor, Not rs Select
cd ,SOlticr.

Links Williams. colorcd. who should
have been one Of the selected men
from local division No. . and who
was thought 10 he Stacker. has been
located at Camp Lee. Williams has
been working in 4 civil capacity in
stead Of being ono of tho drafted men.
according 10 information forwarded
yesterday by the local exemption board
10 Camp Lee at Petersburg. Reinhart
&; Dennis. general contractors who arc
employing Williams also have been
notified that Williams should he IN the
drafted army and should not he classed
as Il civilian.
The following colorcd men have
failed to appear before local exemp-
t'cn board No. .: Robert Crawlcy
Walter Hobson. Robert Emery Moblev
John Hursk or Husk. William Obey,
walter shelton. Percy Evans, Robert
Euilock. William Green and John La
mar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
ATEMUTEN Tells
OF LIFE IN TRENCHES
Seen Two Years and -Four
Months OF Active
Warfare.
|'scRBEs ,"ovER TIE TOP"
= Idea Of Hero Is Man
Wounded In the Excitement OF n
ICharga Approves English Rum
Ratlo& to Soldiers at the Front.

|rhe n5# chapter of "Life-and Nigh
to De3Ah-in the Trenches" a thrill
narr&tive of two years and four
Pnths IN the other side" from the
is of Rfiia Ate w. T. Muten, OF To-
Elto. Can. mado profound impress
tn upon a big audience last night in
|le auditorium of the y. NJ. c. A. Pri-
te Muten. veteran Of the world
ir. with over two years Of service to
I credit, said that II we expected to
N this .warsand beat Fritz" as he
IL It. VIC would have to get behind
lie soldiers and stay behind them
thout a rest.
|tVetera1 Mutcn said that he enlisted
August 8, 1914. and spent Christ
las of that year in the trenches. and
lat for "a Christmas present his COM
my lost thrty-three men that day
us a great thing to fight for this
Ia thing you call Liberty" he said.
I'm the proudcst man In Richmond to-
light: /. means 81 whole lot tn stand
II and get Knocked down for your
tuntry and freedom"
Flo told. OF going cover the top" one
forming at o'clock, and how the sur
Indering Germans would throw up
cir hands and explain that they had
wife and five or Six children at home
nd say they were sick. Then those
ping over would pump n gunfull Of
pills" into them and say that they
loped that would cure them. He spoke
he German hospitals. He was sure
bat the allies would not do dirty
Flick like that" Yet MFR. Muten was
supplementary of "Fritz's" sagacity and
[ravcry and endurance. Wen take
blr hats off 10 them yet for their
#nartness," he said.
VERY BULLET AND SHELL
HAS IT'S REGIMENTAL NUMBER
lie said that at the battle Of the
pres the allies advanced $500 yards
> about fen days. and that was some
dvance.s amid bullets and shrapnel
nd bombs from every direction. Since
hat tImo he Slaid. they had advanced
bout 1900 Yards. Every bullet and
aid. has its reg!mental number on
|. The piece OF shrapnel that wound
d me was numbered 1o,67a." He said
hat in mo mans land" were little
oles about two feet in diameter, in
'hich German enipcr would stay with
'ceks OF provisions and ammunition.
nd that 'Eritz" would watch twenty
our hours a day or get his man. we
an lit 4 eRp-up out OF the trench on
stick, and bullet will crcmate H.
lou won't see any more OF IT,"
Mr.. Mutcn said that. when the time
amc TO leave the trenches on fur
ouGh. the men away would wake up
ny time with cows and pigs. and
at the Canadians enjoyed T.. Hc said
hey were not angels. and they en-
Dyed 1. because they were doing 81
vith free heart. Everywhcre. he
aid. they were mot with cheerful
mile. He reminded the audience that
hings were more comfortable now for
he men when they got out OF the
mud Of the trench on these
urloughs He minated that he would
e the proudest man on earth if he
;ore Victoria cross. beside which n
ischarge was a scornful smile. he
aid tina! hero was Il man who was
rounded In excitement. tho excitement
Z charge after hc had drunk an :nch
r two OF rum on failing In" just be-
ore going over the top"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
Celebrate Golden w.ss,r,

LfNCHBURG. VA, November H.
s'r. and Mrs. Nalerious McC;innis cele
ornted their golden wedding Tuesday
thcir nome at New Glasgow, having
WIN tEem children from distance.
the sons and daughters present being.
illlam Hill McGinnis. Baltimore: p.
q: McGinnis. Lynchburs; F. w. Nc
Ginnis' New Glasgow: Mrs Radford
Ghildress. I.ynchburs. and Mrs. Berry
PATTERSON. Washington. Among the
presents for the aged couple was n
purse or gold amounting to $40 from
their children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
MINIATURE ALNANAC
LIBRARY OPEN ON SUNDAY
Afternoon Hours from to = in Read
Ing Room for Benedt Of
Soldiers.

Beginning to-day. tho Virginia State
Library will be opened on Sundays for
the benefit OF the soldiers, sailors and
marines OF tho United States who may
happen to be in Richmond. The hours
VIII be from to o'clock. The ele-
Fator will not be running, but the
reading room Will be heated and light
ed. In i; are TO be found many daily
newspapers and books OF reference.
besides tho library's very valuable col
lection OF portraits. busts and relics of
various kinds.
1t will prove an attractive place to
those men who are fond Of reading or
OF examining objects of historical in
tcr"st. Men from the different parts
OF Virginia Will fnd there copies of
their home papers. All will be cor
daily welcomed