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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

perben, geitaii I'M Ginffdng NIT ben
iidohiden Or6inan5en fin bic Sdiibc'
rung Der Straben gu iorsen ba burdl
oie Derimileii6en @euriiiecbfdlle iebr
IeiGi aranfbeiten berurfadt wer6eIl
fonneft.
Ia Die Diiinobillbr felt Sanitag
aud o6aig rlbt, iinb bic Salisfrdiier
jest gcsfuunsen, ieIbft fin Die gernid,.
Ting oes 9iiIls gu ioreen imo in oel
ne;i.en isdllen Diir0en am geitrigen
1ase 6ieic abidIle in ben S5ofen per.
brddnt. Das aud, nrtsefid,ts Der linge;
Dphnliden Sitiiation BON Der RoIBei
iii!iid'uei9enb ge6uloet fpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
sramrises eaSe
Eabm seitern cine Saitiabrt oss
Gbaufieurs BON Serrn SeOtt
SmQa.

Der gbduffsur BON Sertn Seo.t
email, bem 0oriie6er bee itdotu6sn
Observation-Disclosures. Der Jarfise
Carl Gibbs pon SO. 725 Weit 5. Str.
benuste eeItsrn bas 2lutOmcbil ieines
9robberrn Obns beHsn grlGnbnib gu
elmer 2uitfabri, uuf Delasr CT ieNs
g.oiieaeloiien gonle @oloIe ocn gto.
339 gBeit Ss3Its Strabe nnb Grau
Oskp GaDaee mitnabm uno Die einsn
Isbr traarigen abi6luB errei4te.
I'm Der Spring 9roDe urb Rupion
9lpenue oerietb bas automcbil ms
@leiteu uno i9lug nit folder Nuft
gegsn einen 3elssrapbenpfoiten, RAP
bas bjntere gnbe pSais abgerifen rno
5rau SGDoge 10 i4per Oetlest Dnrei,
baij lie mad, Denisen SefunSen ihrerl
@eiit uuisdb, pdbrsnb gpbls @Olots
i6pere 9erlebungsn ouoontrug rns
nd6 BEN Itdbtii4en 5oipital sebrltt
ipurbe.
@olbie bate dnIdnali9 Der Boliac;
s.seniiber dngessben, baB Ri. Set66tsi,
feline Satin Isi uber tur8e 3eit ipds
/ ter fpra6 Der 1drbiae Willidm SG=
pdae DON go. 561 Deit Se5its Cir.
in Der Woraue Dor uuO ioentifi5ir!'
bic gerunaliidte ols feline Satin.
Der Chauffeur @tb6s fpirbe oOr
ben goliiiten Wartin unb Sronuusl
oorIduiig mf 8ertaft bin in Sal
aenommen, nu6bem bur6 zine telsa
pbonii6e anfruge bei 5errr Sman
| lfsF9efiellt fporben mar, bab sr Glib!
fsine GrlaubniB sur genutnng o't
araftuugens geseben bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
GterbiidDfeitsberidbt.

aOuis Qulen, e3. 1342 9erf6ea
Gbe. 5er5f4las.
5annie aepler, 70, 334O Boobburn
abe., 9lltetsi9pdde.
JoTepb DER, 65, 9drriipn, O.,
Rippenfeqent3iinbune
GIsr 5untsr Smitb. &C, 9ibiOH
6pteI, 5er5Ieiben.
Mdrp Balter, 63, 207 0sbfer
Ctr, 2ungenent3iinbung.
Billium &eller, As, 1886 probis
bence Str, 2eberberbdrtung.
Or. 1lluiTes Senour, 81, 6112
Montsomerb Roao, 9e6irnidlag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
9rei Opfer
Sat gtftrn Na9mittas cine sanerfuHerplofon
TN 9anie go. 1876 OF Srttte strake seforoert.

rpffOn fanb in rn auassn Der ntsHa eantat GOmpanb a
Die 9Obn nb prdfbent SeIeafdaft gbrurb Stood se
fretdr aous g. stou6a6 nnb Der eenOsrupF 9urn gHhsm
Sbrs eeheH wurbsn Bis 5ur lnnntlfeit bss6ranHt Sbn
i5runs erOg bur Gin gru4 banb unO a grunO 3dnpom
Ben pOisiH Gtors gedmann bsi sinsm stu sDten
StOtpsr Dss 9eubes Osrs = Der uera6tn aud in ben Ob
sbesn oisrH0dign G.bdu6es Elm 5mit bsbeunbsr
Dos Osm 6auie iebsnos aatomOb artsin g. g. Rruds
msptt bur4 Geusr i4per be4i Oigt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
gicnie Der Gamp @aibinstOu 0e'
meiHoe.
(gria 80. geder, qaItor.)

Donnsritug, II. SuIi, iinOsi IN
Rsidrutbs part ous GtmsiROes uno
SpnniassiduizYie Der gu. prot.
Camp Bdibington 9emsinoe itah.
Die Sonntagsi9iiler usHdmneln jig
sipii9sn IL uno l lIbr Na9miiia5a
in Der Sdulbdlle uno iDeroeH unteI
benz Sduse DON 2sbrern unD paitpE
Beder frei per StraBenbabn HaA BEN
PicnieplaB beforoert psroen. Ou'
islbit perbsn allerlei llnterbaItuuss.
jpisle fir bisislbsn arponsieri tDerbeH
Sablrei4e biibf9e uHo niiBli9e 60
den perDen aIs preiie 5ur 8ertbeia
lung gslansen. gu bsu4ten III, BAT
nur bic ainber. bic nu9 Der Saul'
bale sur oben dngessbsnsn Set TOM
men, frsie Uabri erbalt tOnnen.
gon 2 ubr Rudmittags an pirt
sine llniOnsaapslIs Don flint Wtanr
Wiuiit liefsrH unb fir ale 9au3luiti'
gen gum 9dn5e uufipielen.
Sir gttriihungen aller ART pirt
beftsus Gorge getragsn iein. unb MIR
Piemano gu bungern ooer Ju burFer
braudeH. Der sanae &irdenrat6 ii
an Rommittee unb barauf oebaGi
na9 a9t beufder Art allen S9silnEb'
mern ben GufeHtbalt 10 gemiitbliG
als mDqIih 3u MAIDEN.
Der padere 5rduen=0erein bat BIZ
SpeiiuHg Der srfparisten NGfen iiber'
nsmmen. Sein Ruf in Der Yereitunl
oor5iialiber Wobl5eiieH III poblbe'
griiHeet unb ntrb iih audi nieies WaI
beipabrsn Gin uor3iiglites 4benS.
efen pirb isrpiert uno du6 ionii
9und gum @srtauf betei! sebaItsr
iperben.
A6er bic picnics Der Camp WuIb.
ington Gemeirbs Iinb gu bstanm, nm
LANCER eubpr.iiungen gu bsoiirfen.
Die 5ablrsi6en irsunbs, bic fif u,
friiberen Jabrsn iunmer einfdnben,
ipsrbsu obne 3lptifel aud eisTes Sra!
nidt feblsn, neil fe fpifIsn, bdb Esy
gel'asnbeii ssbot,n 1T, unier lis6eu
Wenfden siniee Stunbsn al, Sorecu
gu perssFen unb frDbIi9 su fcin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
llnfdne.

- Cine 0erlsbung am rehten Qrm
trua qeItern Der berittene Yoli5iit @oz
paro 6. 8eierlein, BON 20. 566 gl6ez
ron 9lpenue, oapon, ais Isin pferb an
Der qbillips urp PurcelI Ipenus, por
einem araftpcaen Ideuenb, gegen Ell
nen 3elsgrnp9enpfpiteH rannte, mo-
bel 9cierlein'a glrm Jearctidt ipurbe.
- Sn isbr bebentlidem 3uitunoe
puroe geitsrn, an Der Nunoiperre let
eeno, Der "a Sabre aIte Charles @Iart
opn Der 70. Strabe unO benz &anal in
Cartilage i'm itdotiiben Spipital eins
aelisfert. @Iort bate iih am unubs
bGnsigteitstngs beim glbbrenueu zines
G6nGrmsIs Die redte 6ano perlebt,
unb obI6On er ii4 iofort ben einem
Qr5t bebarpeln lieB, baben iis5 ieBt
Spmptome Der YiuHoiperre etngefeut.
frau Rubp Stinnsr aus IRA
riur, 3nb., tam 9eitern Ra9mittug,
ais lie an Der @iIbert uHb Clinton
glpenue pon sinem Sttabenbabntpa-
gen Der 3oos@oen 9urf 9tHie itieg,
10 unsliidlih su 6oa, pab iis iih ben
redten BubinDhel brad. Die Der
unoliidts purbe na9 Der Do6nuno
bon glnaeb6riesn, Ro. 97S TaraOrrmt
Strabe, sebrdtt.
Die u6t Sabre ate Seanctis
Mansans non go. 32o5 aefferIor
gtpsnur, bic iid seiiern Hddmittaq
bet itrsr i'm Sduie Ro. 424 NE
eoutt Strdbe foobnenoen 9rcbmuttsr
auf geiu4 bsfanS. fisl betu sPitIer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
Cbe. .Grlambnikid

eSmuhb e. gsaman. 81, 312e Dur.
relI glpe,
lysanHie golenbtr. 90, gkp.s, 9.
jJranl Campbell, 81, 5nbianapoIis.
@oIbie patsr, 1S. 1927 Gormanst.
JSamuel 8. Born, 80, qtron, 8.
Wlattie Morgan, %, prineetOn9oisl.
JGlarsnee Q. aarf. 81. Z gDea gi.
Glait Cir.
a,iIa Smiib, 10, 2o9 Rdifb ase.
gittor 5ubsr. 26, Rotipoop.
lUtariorie wsnller, 1S, COL gun. Str.
i5rani proeiOr, %, 1907 SadiOn et.
lRuib Clements, Is, 1909 gine Cir.
)abOlpb S4nier, 81, Bellevue, ap.
WldiiIoa 9. price. 30, 913 gine ct.
(!Robert Smith, 26. 14OO Scan Str.
lSean Dean, 1s, IL Deii 8. 5is.
Carl Sones. 81, Camp Gsrniion, g.
teIiie Gee. 20. besel.
i9obn plob. 35, 2611 Spring GtoSe
etpsnue.
WatiIoa Smeab, 81. 2432 Ssssl.
lelifforb 6. CONAN. q, 235 gIboutj
I 4beniN,
lgiOla ". pebportb, 20. b.ssl.
jghdrles gedmann, SO, 119 gdlenaa
( gtrabs.
2lmeIia Rabbs, 80, 65 mulserrb s..
jRufieu g. groipn, 81, Snbianapol!s.
lSna Stons. %. 23s aublop 2lS:.
gernarb 8. WheMinsb, 21, 1914
asmper Cane.
lSulia 6. sJabp, 81. 2404 Copeland
Strabt.
J5ondrb Gnpbsr, %, gbiIieoite, o.
giursaret SimHs, 90, 1910 Rase
Gtrabe.
(Gbdrl.s Q. asfpis, %, 315 gsrrr
I Gttnbe.
lGlisabvtb Butler, e26, So75 asrpsr
Anenle.
Don alsbutp. 33, 713 W.Tt 8. Sir.
lOEIif Weft. %. 9e7 Wefi 2. Sir.
6tatlins 5utfon, 21, s15 gop,nSi.
GoIbbtta 9oplor, is besgI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
Spasert lift ans.

9ds aohSert 6es .@bsn gart Oar.
tets", bas am UHttpO9 qlf~lb In Der
P9ilippus=Giras dbsebaltsn perbeu
icIlte. mub Degsn bes 5Ooes DON pn'
for Or. 3. 4. Uleber, bem 8ater els
nes Wlitsliebes beg Guartetfs, aus.
fd(fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

5sute Rn6ntittdg fiinftes nnb FEB.
tee Spiel Der Serie in Bottom 5fpif6tu
aRebs" hnb .prapes~. Worgen be-
sinneu unfere 5unasns fbr bisrtdgises
@oitfpiel in Rem gprf mit ben botfiG
gen .FieTen", fpel9e Den ibnen Dor
&urssm I'M bieigen Rebldno : 6islO
idmmerlih berbauen fpurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

GSuaro grnd, 449 Sab JiHfte Ctr.
Sell Sd. 476.R. Some TbOHs
1631.a.
= 3pifden 600 anb 1000 Gano:u
Der SamiIton Utilities GompaHp
rei9tcn beim Director fiit Dffentlt'
den Oienft QppLitatiOnsH I'M Yeriors
gung nit Gas aus Der itG0tii9en
9asdnlage Elm.
- 6rGulein Gli5abetbG GorroraH, bic
&rantenpdrterin Der 4Rti 2ubers
tulolisliga, ipirD I'M 0ienite bss Rp'
tben Sreu8es na9 5rantrei9 seben.
- Qlm Ulontag iHiSeHirten 1900
Former iGmmtli6er 9ieBereien IN
Samilton gu @uniten Der itreitsneeH
4ngsltellten Der Riles SpoI Worts sis
nen SpmputbiezStte
= 9lIs bic 16 Sabre olte glinu
Uiarie &uotplton BON glo. 535 Galt
abenue am GoHntae Gbenb ibr 5eim
betrat, entpedte lie in einer gde elneu
glnbre6er. 9a 1ie aus &etbestrdtten
um Silfe risf, belt Der Suribe es fut
geratben, Bu eHttlIebeH.
- Der Stabtrotb bepilligte $40,s
900 fir bic Berbeherung Der 9ass
lperte unD bic Ausbebnung ibres 2els
lungs Sbitems. IS Dirb eine Srobs
2lnsabl Don Nrbeitern angeftelt per'
ben, um bic Nrbeit gu beidleunIgeu. y
Ri6ter BaIter 9. 9urlar srs
lieb qeitetn etnen GinbdItsbefebi gegeH
bic geplante Referenpumubitimmung
uber bic Neupflaiterung Der 9tgb ctr.
Der Stuotratb bate eine Reiolutlon
angenommen, in fpelder bic yeuptla@
itetung Der 9ie6 StraRe fir notbpeils
bio ertldrt fporben mar, aber ehs
lpeitere S6ritte qet9aH iDeroen ionns
ten, batten bic @runbbeIiser cine Ps7
titton in umlauf gsieBt, in wel9er
8udItsiHpflaiteruua Oerlangt puroe.
Ri6tsr 5arlon entidieb, bub be
Ytfenten bdtten dbDarten IolleH, mas
Der Stabtratb hesii9lib oes gu perS
penpenben qfiaterunssmotsrlaIs be'
| i9lieBen Diirbe.
- auf Der igurm BON s. q Sldos
uirb mOrgeH nit ben 4rbeiten fit ben
Dlrie Sigbpap Leaonner meroen.
= Dos Common Yleds 9erift bot
| Tifl geftern Bis gum September pers
tagt unD Ri6ter Clarence Wturphp
pirb feline aerisn in GbarIeboir,
Utid)., berbringcn.
- Pnul u. Reubuus, 81 Sabre
olt, Der feinen 8eruf als 8uhbaltsr
ansab, uhb emma 3. llnger, %
| Sabre ali, bic geioe bebuupteteu, in
SamiIton anIdTig gu Ietr, erpirtten
gsitetu sinen 9eiratbsi6ein. geibe
| gaben gu, bub iit aus Cincinnati ges
biirtig iinb.
= Ufartho Gong bat gegeH 5ers
mann 2pna cine SGeibunsstlags eins
sersi9t, neil er anseblt6 nit elmer
fyrau, nit Der u ieit gpril in Detroit
| SuIammen Iebsn IOu, bic Gbe gebroz
den BAT, 0as puar oerbeiratbete iib
i'm Sanuar 1906 uno bat cine Sods
ter.
Dsgsn gernaaldfiguns uHo
brutoIsr gebanbluns nil aOa gorseu
pon 6enrp gOrgcn. 6sr IN #ttibSistopn
pobnt, seibisbeu Iein. 56rer Se'
bnuptung na6 bat ibr 9atte am II.
SUM- eineu StubI mad ibr gepprfen
unb ibr einen 5duftf6Ias UerIebt.
0us goar Oerbeiratbete iid i'm Sunt
1892 un6 bat pier atnber, poH eenen
ems nod minoerjdbrig lit. Die Braa
perldngt auber Der Sdeioung aud So
p06entIi5 aIs RdbrgeIb fir bas mins
berjdbriss 9inb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
Oaie'SaH.
6ineinnati-4; Suiton-O!

Sn bem geiirigsn GpieIe Der Sstie
in Bottom ytuiidsn uniersn .Rebs"
uno hsn Sprfiaen .grapes" 6eSientsn
Sdlsubetsr GIlsr unb Sanger @larte
bag Gsi6ib fir Cincinnati gesen
Rebf beJtp. 5ragsiIsr fir bic @eQncr.
geioe guttetien 6lieben Big gum Gnbs
beg Spistss uuf ibren 4Oiisn. Gatr
stluubte 2 Treipdffe CUR I. 9dIs gessn
tsinsu Der 9sansr rub 6eibc gpmbar=
hire ianbten is tinsu 9uftfdfier our
Bart. Die ,.RsSs" mdtten IA 5ref.
FER uno fpieIten fehlerfrsi dtasn 8
5reFfsr uno siHtn fetIsr Ser ..grdpss"
groh mar unfcr 0elo am Bot NIT 3
Sreffern - einsn trsis uno sfpeisbdii
gen. Infer 9lbfinosr Sopf Ftsrte
sipei br.ibGfiae 5rtffsr. Die ,Rebs"
aefponnen burd lire StGrte i'm 9tn.
dtiff NIT Sem Bat. lteber 2100 gu
itiouern pohntsu Rem Sptsle bsi.
OuipIeb unbRiatsr tpursn ois Stieoss
ribt.r. 9urh bis'sr Sisu ituo Die
..Eeos" pisher in tie /. Stotiion Der
Rnnaliff. smpprs.itieseu.
RSfuIfat REV iaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

DON einem 3ahn unb 5og E6 tins
&Opfpunbs gu, bic ibr Don einsm in
Der Qdbe DebHeHbsn arst DsrbunDeH
!purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
efnatae W}GaIiatstt.

ututtsr (su ibrer 9obter); vWos
mag nur has Fir Elm entfeBIi6er
Speftatel in Papa's 3immer ieiu9"
,,gnttpeoer Der Oottor perbtetet
ibm ben Dein rber er bGlt I'm Define
6oub an"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

gs III peroddtis, penn Stnoer
pl0blid auf6Dreu, oerfdngIite 5raseu
au itenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
ss.iltsn.

linier gssnt in Snmiltpu III Strr
Gouaro grnd, 449 Sab SiiHfte Str.
Sell Eel. 476.8. Some gbOHs
1631.N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
CLOTHES FOUND IN CANAL
Little Worn Articles Mny Have BE-
lonEed to Man Who Has
Been Drowned.

Apparently now, but wet and covered
with mud, suit and an oVcrCoat were
found yesterday in the bottom or tho
canal in the rear Of Mt. Calvary Gene
terry, with the name NJ Milton in the
pockets. The water had been drained
from the basin. and Wexford Ware who
lives at 1915 Dance Street. saw tho
clothing partly covered with water.
investigating his find it proved to be
Il blue serge suit with a silk stripe OF
lighter color, and an ovcrcoat, both OF
which were but little worn.
Tho initials NJ. VI. were scwcd in the
inside of tho pockets OF the coat. anu
there was also Il label bearing tho name
NJ. Milton. An effort was made by
officers from tho Second Precinct Police
station TO identify the owner ycstcr-
day. The case is being carefully look
ed into. because tho clothing is in such
a condition rs to indicate that il was
not thrown away. and consequently it
is believed that the owner may have
been drowned or that in covering IN a
theft the suit and coat were thrown
into the canal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
Livery Inch ofSpace
aiken BY Soldiers
Central Y. M. c. 4. Entertains
Z36 on Co.'s, Chairs or
on the Floor.

Every Saturday night the Central
y. NJ {. A. Building presents spec
tacle OF human interest when the SOL
dicrs and sailors gather in there TO
spend the night. OF course all tho reg
uiar bedding spaces were occupied. but
besides these there were 23S of the men
in uniforms taken care of night before
las, on cots placed in the available
space in the building. Besides those ac-
coinmodatcd. there arc always on these
nights 200 or 800 men sent to board
ihs -houscS within ten or fifteen block 3
OF the y. NJ. Z. a. or else are help
icssiy turned away
ON Saturday night Il week ago, be-
sidcS those soldiers and sailors who
ten heir to regulation cot slowed
away IN = private office or damned up
against sixty others like /; in the gym
naSiunl. there were forty spending the
h'Sht in the lobby. The window seats
We're converted into beds. and every
Chair in the room held sleeping sol
dicr IN it's arms. while i dozen or more
TOOK the mig hi on the hard floor Night
before last there were half a dozen or
50 IN the lobby, and 4 is expected
that next Saturday night when the
men come over from The camps the
,"nhf VIII again revert 10 :, series OF
."e''hS Tor the visiting men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
PUBLIC HEARING TONIGHT
ON SKIP-ST0P PLAN
Street Chr Company Seeks Permission
to Give II Nincty-Dny Trial orr
Main Street,

In order that tho views OF the trav-
cling public may be obtained, the Coun-
Gil Committee on Streets will hold a
special public meeting tonight at S
o'clock for tho consideration of tho
proposed sltip-stop system. which tho
Virginia Railway and Power Company
desires 10 give temporary trial on
the Main Street line. Representatives
OF the traction company have been in
V!tcd to attend the meeting and explain
the plan in detail.
The skip-stop system sought by the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
would decrease the running time on
the Main street line fully zen minutes
officials declare. II would he placed in
operation only west of Foushcc St.cet
and east of Twenty second Street.
There would be no reduction in the
Number OF cars used on this trunk line
il is said.
In the territory in which the system
IS operated. tho cars would stop only
ut every other corner. The wcstbound
cars would not stop at the corners at
which the castbound cars stop COR the
receipt or discharge o. passengers.
Cars would stop a. alternate corners.
and no passenger would have to wall.
iu""e than 200 feet from stop. T.,
matter in which direction he wished 20
travel.
y similar system is now in operation
in many cities Of tho country. and
Thomas s. WhcclwriGht president OF
The Virginia Railway and Power Com
rany, believes that the efficiency OF the
Main Street line can be greatly in
creased through the operation OF the
sf!p-Stop plan. 1t would he temporarily
opcratcd for trial period of ninety
DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
MID-AlR FEATS OF DARING
TO BE SEEN HERE TONIGHT
liarry Rich. Aerial Gymnast, Oncrx
Fart OF Proceeds 10 Our Boys
TobuccO Fund.

Midais feats OF daring and skill will
be seen tonight. tomorrow night and
Wednesday night and Thursday after
noon on the roof of the Richmond IIo-
tel. and proceeds which they will net.
viii go 10 help swell Our Bows i'm
France Tobacco Fund" for which The
Times Dispatch is receiving subscrip-
lions. Harry Rich. an aerial gymnast
VIII give tho exhibitions before crowds
which viii find fine vantage room in
Capitol Square.
starting at o'clock each night, Rich
will give thirty minutes TO the per-
Torrance OF pulse quickcning, amaz-
ing feats. He will prccede the exhibit
ton By a talk on why every man
SHOULD serve his country in this time OF
crisis. The crowds witnessing his re-
markahle performance will no called
upon by representatives OF the local
commission on training camp activities
for voluntary contributions. From this
fund. Rich will pay in 80 per cent to
our Boys in France Tobacco Fund"
After dcductinS his own expense, any
surplus Will be given to the Rcd Cross.
Here YOU Will have the opportunity
OF seeing an unusual exhibition OF
agility and strength on the top of one
Of Richmond's tallcst buildings. and at
the same time can add a nickel. dime
or what YOU will to the fund which is
devoted 10 the furnishing OF smokes
To the American soldiers and sailors
now in France.
At the same time. Tho Timcs-Dis-
patch stands ready to receive your do
nation. Remember, 81 buys four
packages OF tobacco, each sufficient TO
supply an American lighting man for
one week. In each package OF to-
bacco YOU buy is placed u postcard.
addressed TO YOU. In accepting your
gift. the soldier or sailor promises TO
write YOU a line OF thanks. Conse-
qucntly, YOU will not only be con-
tributinE to the comfort OF the boys in
uniform, but will also have the pleas
urc OF receiving grateful acknowledge
mcnt OF your thankfulncss from the
firing line of Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
ARRANGING FOR BALL
Italian Colony TO Give Entertainment,
Tuesday Night for Ucneht
Of Hrd Cross

Iho Italian colony met az Columho
'i"!i Nesierdal. afternoon at 3 o'clock
aga" r"inrici Cd. all the arrangements
i"r the Grand bali TO be given hy the
colony at the Grays Armory Friday
ne NJ Tor the hcncft OF the American
i'cd troSs There arc expected a large
n""'ne' "I mlhtarN attendants from
lamp Lee" Mrs. BiaSi. chairman OF
All the womcn's committees. rcpor,s
That they VIII have plenty OF refresh
'7cnts on hand
" Is hor'd that everybody who en-
Joys dancing Will take advantage o, the
pleasure Of this charity function. r.
,olaNt2. director Of tho liowitzcrs
Land. was present al the meeting.
and offered tie services OF the hand
Eratls y committee. composed Of J..
HiaGi Peter Bcnini and c. Canapa. cx
70; TO wait on the management OF The
Hfr MA hallway and i'owcr COMPANY
DAY IN an attempt to make arranrc.
monts for bringing the soldiers from
Camp Lee 10 the ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
THREE MOTOR CARS CRASH
NEAR THE COUNTRY CLUB
collision ON Cary street Rond Results.
in Injury tn Three Women
in Chr

rs the result OF Il collision on the
airy street Road near the Country
'ihD yesterday afternoon, three auto
h"oiIeS were badly damaged and three
women IN one car were hurt. The three
hutomooi!cS were owned and driven Tx.
Edward Vaughan. 207 North Allen
Avenue: G. l.. Ford, 424 North Thirtv
,hird street. and w. NJ. Gentry. 30l
West Cary Street.
Although nothing had been definitely
ascertained. it was asserted that Ford.
VINO l. agent for the Home Bcneyolen,
Association. was driving his automo-
bile with the three women passengers
towards the Country Club. and that
Vaughan and Gentry were coming to-
ward the city. From what could be
learned. Gentry attempted TO pass
Vaughan. and in doing SO struck
NauEhan's car. and then ran head-on
INTO Ford's automobile, thereby badly
inju:ing the passengers Of FordS car
which was ditched. Ford himself hav-
ing his foot pinned between the clutch
and the brake.
Ford was helped out OF his car by a
| passerby and his wife. Miss Cordelia
Curry. 250t Grove Avenue. and another
woman were hurried into nearby
house. where they were given cmcrs-
ency treatment by DR.. Hulchcr. of am
bulance company 2l9, who CHANGED TO
be passing at tho time.
For the time being traffic near the
Country Club was tied UP altogether
automobiles being so closely damned
together.
! w. NJ. Gentry. who is said by some
of the spectators to have been the
! direct cause of the accident, left i'm
mcdiately after the accident and sent
another man back for his automobile
Last night it was learned that a war
rant had been issued for his arrest
charging him with careless ana rcck :
less driving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Meeting OF Richmond Amtoms-
bile Club TO Hc Held nj Nurph,'S
Hotel To- Might

Officers for the ensuing year viii hc
elected .o-ni&ht al the annual meeting
OF the Richmond Automobile club.
which VIII be held in it's rooms tn tho
annex 10 Murrhy's Hotel Officers al
ready nominated arc Robert -. Airport.
pres dent; Frank l.. Butler. first vice
hF"sid e"t; Henry l. Ebe!, second vice
president: w. L. Walker. secretary. and
u G.. Iciou2c. treasurer.
seven members Of he executive com
mHttcc WIN also toe elected at this moot,
ing The nominations are &. l.. ia,
N."s George II. uilgartnor. Thomag
g. NNdnor vs. l.. Edwards. George
's j T. Grass j. Garland Hood
D. richardson W. q Bragg and Z.
'heli additional nominations viii
'so toe made at tho meeting.
the club viii also vote unop ,hc
Hoh OF amending three sections 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-19
Help Load Up Pipes
Of Boys in France

Tear out this coupon. M u In
md send ms much money M you can
spnre TO buy tobacco for tho Amerl-
can soldiers and nniiors In france.
Ench dollar buys four packages of
tobacco.
To The Iimcs-Dispatch:
lnrioscd ind to buy -
packages of tobacco. through sour
boys In France Tobacco Fund" for
American fighting men In France.
understand that each dollar buys
four packages, each with "a retail
value of 10 cents, aud TINT in cnch
of my packages viii he placed n
postcard. addressed 10 me, ON which
my unknown friend. the soldier. will
send me mcssnsc Of thanks.
NnWc
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