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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-05
ScAVENlUS TO JOIN
TROOPS IN CANADA

Fritz Scavenius, alias James Alfred
Singleton, whose failure to register
was probed by the federal authorities,
will probably leave on the Niagara
within the next month for Canada,
where he will join the Canadian army.
After passing his physical examina'
don some time ago, Singleton was &C
eepted for service and will leave with
the next contingent of the Britishers
~ho are recruited here for, service
In the British army. & 4
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Don't forget the delieatessen sale to
be held Sept. 8, 1917, at the corner of
5ereta6ia and For s.-.ets, for the
benefit Of the Red cross.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-05
Your Dollars Never Can Perform
A Nobler Work

papers for want Of the necessary
surgical bandages.
When our own men are wound
ed-as they surely will be in great
numbers-are we going to allow
them to suffer because we fail to
provide those things which can at
least mitigate distress9
Surely not But we must do it
in advance. IF we wait it may be
too late!' IT,"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-05

I'VE little realize what is before
us, Col. Roosevelt asserts. Our
own sons and brothers will soon
be going into battle. They will be
many thousand miles from home,
in a land already wasted by war, a
land threatened by famine, land
smitten by disease.
They tell us that in many cases
today the wounds of soldiers in
France must be tied up with news
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
PRESIDENT PLACES WAR
BOARD IN CONTROL OF
LONG List Of IMPORTS
Believed 10 he Answer to Pro-Ger-
man Propaganda In Certain
Countries to South.

washington, Nov. fs.-President
Wilson by proclamation tonight gave
the United States another strangle-
hold to the commerce of the world.
He makes the import OF q long list
Of commodities subject &c licenss ey
the war trade board. In conjunction
with the control of exports and the
control OF bunker coal already exer-
cised by that body. and further ex-
tended by the president In another
proclamation today. practically no
AeLtrai nation in the world now can
do business outside it's own borders
without the consent OF the United
States
The presidents proclamation with
regard to imports was issued with
out explanation. Offcials here to-
night refuse to comment upon II But
enough In known of the general trade
of the United States. the allies, and
certain pro-German agencies in South
America and Mexico. to make clear
the purpose of the new step, 1t is
generally believed to be the answer of
tie United States to the pro-German
propaganda which In waxing hot In
Mexico and other countries 10 the
south.
or the extension Of tina control of
exports. the president says The pur-
pose and effect OF this proclamation
are to supplement the proclamation of
August 81. 1917. by subjecting to ex~
port control certain additional COM
r,oditfes whose conservation Is essen
tisl to the policy of devoting all the
resources OF this country to the most
vigorous prosecution of the war. Our
foreign trade In these commodities
viii be affected only to the extent that
control OF their expectation by license
is demanded by the duty OF providing
for our domestic needs and the needs
of the nations at war with the i'm
perial German government"
Added to the list Of the things for
which export licenses are required are
many medical and surgical supplies
The granting of power to license
exports 10 absolutely discretionary In
tation Ia that 1t must not discriminate
AZ between the United Statos ports in
the different states. Under this con-
ception of Its power II can readily re-
fuse entra1ce into this country of
products whose sale here It feels is
OF benefit to the enemy.
An inspection of the list Of COM
modities reveals that included are the
products OF Chile. Mexico and Argsn-
tine
Under this new import ban are ores
and ore derivates from Chile: hides,
leather, wheat and wool from ArKen-
tine and guttapercha, sfsai. beans and
vegetable oil from Mexico and Co.
fumbta and Venezuela
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
MANY HUNDREDS N
UNIFORM HERE TO
SPEND THANKSGIVING
Religious Services This Morning. Foot
bali In Afternoon, SIsth Regf-
ment Entertainment at Night
DAY WILL BE FULL OF
EVENTS OF INTEREST
Day a General Holiday, With All Pub
! He bindings. and fsusiraess Houses
tlosed--Perfect Weather Is Fore
cast.
Thanksgiving day. 1917!

Thanksgiving day. 1917
Richmond will celebrate the day IN
the usual way. but amid many un-
usual sights and scenes. while the
weather man has brought added Joy
with a forecas, OF q perfect day.
The city will, for one thing. have
the unusual experience OF having a.
its very welcome guests hundreds OF
soldier and sailor lads here for their
brief holiday.
Last night all trains from Camp La
brought hundreds OF men In uniform
coming to take part in Richmond's
celebration of the day, while from
the Hampton Roads cantonments a
liberal contribution of visitors will be
on hand.
Richmond will go to church in the
morning. eat q substantial and prob
ably uncensored Thanksgiving din
ner. see the football game in the af-
ternoon, and devote the evening to
social events, family gatherings, the
alter parties. and last, but not least. to
see the big entertainment which the
3leth regiment. composed largely of
Richmond boys. will give at the City
Auditorium. The boys of the regt-
ment have, from the talent in their
own organization. worked up an en-
tertafnment which Is sure to please,
The proceeds from the sale of admts-
sion tickets will be expended largely
for the purchase of athletic equip
ment, so that when the boys reach
the 'other side" they will be furnish
ed with all the necessary recreational
facilities and conveniences.
The splendid regimental band OF
the sIsth win furnish music. While
this orga nization is a new one, II has
pleased and surprised its friends by
the rapid progress 1t has made, show
ing that while 1t may be a new or.
ganization 1t must have a great many
old hands drafted for the musical ser.
vice.
The Game of the Day.
The great football excitement Of
previous years occasfoned by the
struggle for supremacy between the
premier university aggregations Of
Virginia and Carolina Ia absent thi,
year. but the Boulevard held will
present an interesting contest be
tween the Washington and Lee and
the Washington and Jefferson teams
Lovers of good sport will. doubtless
have their every expectation realized
In this gridiron contest.
Tonight at the Jefferson there viii
be a ball given in honor of the tws
teams by Richmond society folk.
Services In the Churches.
However. Richmo nd will not cela,
brate the day wholly in pursuit o,
pleasure. At II o'clock this morning
in q large number OF the churches o,
the city there will be union Thanks.
giving services. with appropriate ser.
mons and music.
In the West End number OF
churches will unite in a service in thu
Westminster Presbyterian church
corner of Park and Davis avenues
Rev. T. A. Smoot. D. D.. OF Gentleman,
Methodist church, will preach thu
sermon. Other minister's partieipa.
ting in the service will be Rev
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
SWEEPING MEASURES
TAKEN TO C0ATa'l
RAILROAD TRAFFIC

pistsburg, Pa, Nov. 2S.--
Sweeping measures were an
nounced by the special opernt-
ing committee of the eastern rail-
roads, as a result OF their hrst
days deliberations which nre cal
culated to coordinate the facili-
ties Of the eastern roads to the
handling OF the TRAFFIC essential
to the winning OF the war;"
q Orders have been issued to tho
various railroads operating In
this territory:
To embargo at once the ship
ment of all export steel hllets,
bars, plates, scrap and pig-irCn.
except that intended for the uso
abroad OF the United States row
crnment:
To divert all through frelght
which would normally pass
through the congested PittsburE
gateway between the East and
West TO the railroads north and
south OF that district;
To discontinue the Fennsyl.
vania's broadway L1ln1ted,~ e.
fective December II
To suspend iInnaediuac3y tbs
running nf '.fast" Freight lines;
and to furnish only boa. and seock
cars for team track loA61nG -
= -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
GERMANS CAN'T PLAY
IN NATIONAL CAPITAL

Washington. Nov. f8--To obtain 4
permit to give concert here sched-
uled Tor December 1. the Boston Sym
phony orchestra VIII have to drop
twenty-five OF its artists who are
Germans.
This was the answer of the Eov-
ernment today to request by Major
Henry l. Higginson for permits for
the twenty-five Germans to enter the
District Of Columbia. An ofiiciaf an
nouncement explained that the Ger
mans could not enter the federal dis
trict under the regulations contained
In President. Wil4ou's proclaHna4ien Of
November II, regarding The movs-
mAnts Of enemy &lisnA VI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
ALL RtG!STRAAIS MUST
Kh0WORAfT LAW
Provost MnrshaI-Generai Says livery
Man In Charged With knowt-
edge OF Regulations.
FAILURE MAY BE COSTLY.
All Exemptions and Discharges Are
Fornissiy tsesoked Eroxn Noon OF
Deceanps-r 10, and therefore Have
NO Further taildiIy.

Wsshln Etoa. Aoverl Ter 2s.-~Ever3
one OF lac more t4l&n s,9a0,vpu regis
tered fnen must wAAca Gus Ior nLs own
interests ana See thAt uis own Case Is
dealt win, wAetuer nounea W lhs
.oeal board or NOT. accoralns to a rut-
nag promulgated tou&y % provost
.aaa sa4al -IIsn~rsi Cro~aaE.
Ignorance OF lnuIa erencs on thu
pafk or any man, no mater II he hosos
a certine@te of exemption or deferred
classification from Ll4s lrst draft, ex-
poses nun 70 lie loss OF saiuAoie leg al
rlAAIs AID possapie imprisonment, Sssn-
era Gro%uer holus
In speciaA notlce General Crowder
To-Day directed the attention TO all
registered men that taey are charged
wita KNOW iease of the eonscrIpt4on
law and me rcsutsttons governing IL.
The rules ana regulations nave tne
force and effect or Jaw. says tnas no.
tioe. and All regastranLs ana all per-
sonls required by the soiecsive service
law ana tnese rules and regulations
to be registered. and all persons claim
ing or to clam amy rignt or privilege
In respect of any regislrant are
charged vita knowledge OF the provt-
sions of the law.
Failure of any registrant. or By
any person required To be registered,
TO perform any duty prescribed by the
civil service law or by the rules and
regulations whether or not the time
of the performance of such duty Is
required by these rules and regulations
to be posted or entered in the records
OF the local or district board and
whether or not formal notice is re-
uuired by the rules and regulations to
be given tsuch rs registering and re-
porting change of status or other du-
ftaul IN yaipdNmean0F. punishable DIV
IMPRISONMENT for one year and may
result in the loss of valuable rights
and privileges and Immediate induction
into the military service; and such
failure shall also be considered AZ q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
AygTHD-GERNIANS NASSING
EnR EVEN GREATER Alta


washington. Nov. 2s.--A new Aus.
70 German attempt OF even greater
trength to break the Italian resist
knce IL forecast In official dispatches
odAy from Rome.
Tho enemy Is making large scale
Dissertations for 4 still greater Often
tive IN the northern region" says an
kAesal statement ~ esteFday I'm the
icinity OF MalgA slapped. large enemy
Inifs with machine guns attempted
u encircling movement but were
|ounter attacked by battalion of
kipinf and forced to retire. leaving in
BuY hands machine guns which were
Immediately turned upon the fleeing
nemy
sBtg guns are roaring all along the
eGnt Indicating the imminent renewal
( ! general Offensive on the part the
N1tf0-aer fiaaIH IN mlGhtIer effort
Aesnk Through cur unss..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
Bolsheviki Leaders Attempt to
Hand Over Their Country
Bodily to Teutons
MuMMERY MARKS STEPS
LEADING TO.ACREEMENT'
Spanish Representative Said to
Have Offered Help-Con.
servatives in Conference May
Work Out Successful Plan
London. Nov. 2s.-Russia and Ger

London. Nov. 2s.--Russia and Ger
many will formally begin armistics
and peace parleys on December q.
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
three men emerged from the fore
most Russian trench somewhere on
the eastern front" walked across no
mans land into the German fighting
zone. and handed Russia over to the
kaiser
The white nag which one OF them
carried seemed as ridiculous as the
steel helmets. glistening above the
snow-clad parapets-as much a sham
as the sharp commands heard on
both sides. stop hghttng!" There
has been no fghting IN this sector
since Lenine, then returning exile.
slipped into Petrograd many months
ago.
Teuton and Russian soldiers paused
fos moment In their joyiai chatting
10 stare curiously after the three
"iarliamentarians" These were
greeted by high German staff officers
In fun resalia and civilians IN VIII
helmstrasse frocks. Amid smiling
salutes and courteous bows they
were escorted to conference head
quarters
There they asked the German COM
fnander-in chief whether Germany
agreed to the Boisheviki propoaition
OF immediate negotiations foE an
arm stice on all fronts, and. IL 30, re.
rnested that the Germans set Il date
and place
They were-tnld- Gar1zaaay.s~ .-saS@ ar
would be ready al o'clock. Whether
there ensued "a feyerish exchange of
naessag es het ween German headquar~
tiers Ia the east and the Berlin for
eign office, or wheths~ this four hours
delay was bot n prearrangsd piece
In the whole affair To lend II impress
sise dignity and Importance. Is q mat
ter OF speculation. The fact is that
when 8 o'clock came the Russians
were informed Germany had con
scented and had chosen December . as
the date.
Proceeding Farcicsi.
The proposition rs made and ac-
cepted calls for negotiations lookin x
70 an armistice on all fronts. That.
! In view Of the allies expressed stand
| toward such negotiations. is regarded
here RI tire crom.atnS taEee- IN tae Le-
nine governments procedure
BY Independently opening psrieys
with the Germans Russia broke the
| London pact OF the entente pIedging
tho signers against any and all steps
OF that sort.
Lord Robert Cecil. British minister
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
ROAR OF BIG GUNS
| FORECASTS FRESH
| INFANTRY ATTACKS
berlin Appears to Fear Thrust From
Hai9 in F9anders--tsettfng Ready
for New Offensive Against
Italians.

London. New. 2s.--The big guns OF
both sides monopoi.zed activity on
he west front today The German
heavy guns concentrated their fury
kRatnst the British In Bou]on wood
In Flanders there has been a ter.
zinc sustained Teuton artillery bonn
Dbardment to the east and northeast OF
8pree. Berlin describes IL as of the
f'greatest violence" Whether il IL
to German infantry
blow on this front TO create a di.
bArsion from the British Cambria Of
konsive. or merely anticipatory of a
resumption Of Haig's Paschendaele
lrtve. IL s matter OF guess work, bu,
military observers look for big de.
kelopments in Flanders within the
hext few days.
Local infantry fighting has been
tenacious In and around the village
81 Fsontatne Notre Dame and before
Bourbon wood. The latter Ia firmly
b British hands. At last accounts
HE greater part of the village had
been wrested from the Tommies by
Two fresh German reserve divisions.
Possession Of Bourbon village also is
btiil holly disputed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29

CONTINUED on Second pags.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
An Virginia
Smiles

Every Sunday morning
over "Ye Byrdtowne Cos
SIP" a page of cartoon
comment on current events
drawn by Russell 8. Hen
oerson for THE RICH
MOND VIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29

Are usetuliy active IN many
lines of humanitarian
work. Read all about them
In the Sunday Edition
of THE RICHMOND vIR-
GINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
Proceeding Earcicsi.

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29


rnty.nr.. prizes. eo.n. ,,oooosh.r. tn.
beauty for that
The Richmond vrsini.n
opportunity automobiles talk
sss s m. s 5 s tn:
Building Campaign
desirable the simple the opp0r
Prize with It's
daily and who succeed in sending
in votes WIFI be proclaimed tn. winners
candidates. string Of htythre. prizes that range from chandler
automobiles the best
YES In addition to this
Of Christmas
period the campaign which closes Saturday
valuable for the asking almost All that REQUIRED you Is " utilize
would bring your Tns thought
VIVA of
Three automobiles will be award
and surrounding territory has been divided
rrne- Each D-tvis: ~
districts consisting $40 talking
SIS talking machine $50 gold watch one m travelling
addition
the winners with great opportunity held forth The
which applied properly bring to of
the
See how easy it to get nns start with the votes that wi" win sn
prize Of choice When you send your name as candidate alone
with 5000 votes credit
secured
they Allied and done in neat
packages
wifi Richmond
subscription from friends which when sent in will
emt
Every
be
win.
It's have
big opportunity Every
$4,000.
will nothing
o
a.f
offer wiIr 'front.'
AGO. 900 will
in
lwna
500 90
lin
of
Special
Christmas
will be allowed for each $40 club
Ballots follows The candidate turning
will
n
expiration Offer
sss IN subscription payments is e~ w. '
S 1918 100000 will be
Is and Mar 1918 inclusive 5000 extra votes will be given for each
win
N. and during The ANAL period wiz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29

Continued on Second Page)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-05
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Wsless Lady, "As To What
Csrdui Has Done For Me. So
A, To Help Others"

waiogs. w. Va -Nis, S. W. Caldwell.
Of this town. say0 When About - years
Of age. suffered grady SOMETIMES
would 70 = noah o. tao. assd had
terrible hestsrhc backsrhe snd braiinR-
oo4n psias. and would fsi DRAG and
had no appetite. Then 4 would last
iNo seeks. asd sss 50 weakening.
sad ny heath Sas a~isl.
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cafcni. and ! began 70 Improve after
taking the firsi bottle, - kspi 4 W iill
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Have never had 70 have docicf io'
female trouble. and just fescft 10 cafeal
a 1 need tonic. am glad 10 testify "a
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NOTICE 70 1oNTsAoroes

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ESTATE o. ", -Uso, DECEASED

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To nr pefsaua Interested Jos i4s ESTATE
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