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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
DELIVERS BODY BLOW
TO SULTAN'S FORCES
General Alenbys Expedtionary Campaign Bound to
Have Far-Reachng Effect Upon Turkeys Army,
Which Numbers 100000 Combative Troops

LONDON. September 2I.--Thc turk
ism Nablus Army, which suffered :,
BODY blow from General Sir Eumund
Nli.chy'S British cApcuitionury force
in faicStinc, comprises the flower OF
Sultan's armed forces. 1t is now cs-
ocrS not more than 100000 combative
troops Allcnby's new campaign. which
is sun In Its initial stage, Is therefore
bound TO have Il ar-rcachinE effect
upon Turkey, and an effect wuich OBJ
servers here believe must make itself
felt i'll the political domain as well
as in military respects. With every
succeeding Turkish reverse in the field
the power of the young Turks becomes
more prccariouS and tho Young Turks
gained their power mainly through the
promise u rcconqucr Egypt.
In the Mohammcdan world. Tur-
keys prestige. already seriously i'm
paired. is suffering anew. Each new
British victory spurs the Arabs de-
tcrmination to free themselves from
the ottoman yoke. 1t is significant
that Arab tribcsmcn took a material
part in Allenbys success in the las;
three days, cutting the Turkish lines at
vital points.
While Turkey is thus being made TO
feel once moro tho folly OF her sub
scrvienCe TO losing master. Gcrmamy's
other eastern catSpaw. Bulgaria. is
the Serbs and French can duplicate
what they have done In the past week.
they VIII carry the campaign into Bull
saria ::rd with corresponding advance
by the allied right astrjd" the Nardar.
the orient Railway will once more he
many. pinned down on the western
front cannot dream Of sending troops
ia maintain thai vital rail Of COM
'nunication with her eastern allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
INSCRIrT!oNs NIN ne
NI'l'I.N sIAL. TO I.HENCM

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY DE
THE LORRAINE FRONT, September
-l.--Sperulstion is rife IN the A,ncri-
can army a. to what Will I've the dis
position ~ the German rr.vc-y,rd
found just northeast 90 s, MihieI on
the Nignoullcs road. and when. though
eloquent testimony TO German regard
and honor tor ,heir dead, may easily
The chief reason for THIS !. ina, Iii
the German graves have been sur
mounted by elaborate marble or gran
tie headstoncs bearing prominently
me IRON Cross and eulosistic inscrip-
lions concerning the herotr dottbs ~
the invaders, There arc some thirty
graves In all. and eacH Of them have
wooden crosses
The cemetery is the las, resting
place OF members Of the Thirfc.n,h
Royal Ravarian infantry Regiment,
VINO were killed during the Occupation
o! the ST. Nihiel salient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

In our pursuit Of the mighty dollar,
we too often are absorbed i'll the topics
OF the day. pleasure. etc. TO stop aud
consider our health. Stop now-think
kidney diseases caused 100000
deaths last year. Are you going to be
included in this years toll? Why. you
Will cNclaim. do so many die: why are
the health authorities so concerned:
The answer is. we bolt down our food,
take no exercise, neglect our sleep and
otherwise subject our system TO all
sorts of abuse. Is il any wonder, then,
the kidneys become diseased and fail
in their duties of poison elimination?
PciSonS are constantly being ere
atcd in our bodies. and IL the kidneys
fail 10 carry them of they are alb
sorbcd by tho blood. causing III health
and misery in the form Of headu chcs,
backachcs. tired feeling. indiSes ton.
etc
You may avoid considerable suffer
Ing IL YOU heed natures warnings and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
FRENCH TAKE BANAI IN
81. 4 lN'IIN OPERATIONS

bF -iSsSN4.sSCu lrcsS.I
PAltlS, SeptcInutr 2l.-iu lncIr drive
ior .he uutnanh!uS o. 81. Gucmtin on
the south. me frenca !aSt uIsu, cap
.u'eu tAe town % banayl ""d n.s.ue
progress north OF tha, prdCc, says To-
ia! war once ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
AZ Castrcs, where me ric.rn ar,
Quay sISEt! more ihan TWO niles i.vm
81 CuenIin, German couu.er0ltack
WAS REFUSED.
lhe statement reads:
bur!nS the nignt French troops op-
Grating IN the region OF s.. ouen IN
CAPTURED Banay and MADE progress
10y the enemy upon Castres VAS re-
pulsed.
There was activity by our own and
the enemy's artillery in the region OF
me plateau north OF the Aisne
In Lorraine Two attempts by the
Germans upon our posts at Arracourt
and Ancerriiiers northeast of Lune-
NiIe) were without result"
The official statement issued n, the
War Office Friday reads:
our progress east of Essicny lie
Grand has been accumulated and pris-
oners have been taken. Artillery ac-
iifity mas been maintained in the re-
S!on or 81. quentin and north OF the
jA.Sne The day was calm on the rest
Eastern ,heater September 10: In
spite OF the vigorous resistance az The
enemy rear guards the offensive be-
tween the Cerna and Vardar Rivers
have reached the region OF Poloshkc.
serbian forces have gained foo,hold
on the left bank OF the Germ in the
region of punyc.
The Serbians have succeeded in ac-
cehtuatlng their progress in the direc-
non OF koNopoi Shta. where they hav.
trarersed particularly difficult ground
on the range OF hills between the Bel
ashn!tsa River Ind the Boshava. French
ana Greek forces have taken the viii
iare OF TuShin and have gained foot
hold on the town OF Edzcna
Because OF difficult communicat lions
over the vast anl<e!nt Of ground COW
Vet to estimate ;hc number OF orlson-
crs taken, but il is known that 5000
prisoners and eighty cannon have been
capturcd
The offensive OF the Greeks and
Br!iish in the Lake Dorian region.
Wnich has been marked ny furious bat
YES, continues 10 progress. Nolcn;
countera'tacks have hccu made in vain
by Bulgarian forces"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

new Greek army. painstakinsly or
canned ana thoroughly trained since
Ncn!ZeioS took hold OF Grcccc's affairs,
is being saved for the coup dc grace.
Nncn Austria made her peace bid Il
week ago. things were still serene on
she waited week she might have
adopted an even more conciliatory tone
Ihat Austria acted in full concert with
Germany and the other central powers.
all realizing that the German defeats
IN the west represent the beginning
OF the end OF Tcuton military power,
has not been doubted for a moment.
In Northern Russia the sustained al
lied successes have further contributed
toward weak cuing EcrmanyS military
and political prestige.
There is no one here to-day who
would dispute the doctrine which the
western school has preached from the
beginning OF the war; that the conflict
VIII bc finally decided in E'rcnce and
Belgium. AZ the same time however,
II is everywhere realized that ri this
juncturc the allied Victories in the
more distant thcatcrs OF war are OF
invaluable advantage.
These victories above all rob Ger
many of the opportunity of appcasiny
in those arcas-prcvent her from TAX
in" the spotlight OFF the west front,
where she has been and is being beaten
1t is safe 10 say that Hindcnburg
gets little sleep these days. He Is
haunted by the menace OF an enforced
retreat alongside the ArdcnncS. which
would vitality divide his armies and
dun absolutely helpless. IN addition
'" all his other worries. Ii" is wonder
inc what Pcrsh!ng's army before Metz
Will do next.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
PRESIDENT WILL HAVE
REPORT ON WAGES SOON
FELIX Franlkfurtcr's Committee Sets
Up Standards AS They Should
Have Been Before War.
STUDIES HIGH COST OF LIVING
shipping Board Claims Ii Should BE
Allowed to Pay Higher Rates in
Order to Attract Men to This
Branch OF Essential Industry

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-With-
In short time President Wilson will
nave before him Il report outlining a
proper system of wages for the various
trades and employments. The report
VIII be the result of exhaustive study
oy the war labor policies board, OF
which Felix Frankfur,cr is chairman
and assisted by the wage adjustment
board of the Shipping Board. the Ma
tional War Labor Board. the Labor De-
Dartmcnt. the wage division OF the fuel
administration and the railroad admin
istration and all other governmental
agencies having to do with wages and
employment.
MIR. Frankfurtcr started his commit
tees work with study OF wages as
they existed previous tn the war. lilo
set UP standards of wages as they were
or should have been then in each en-
ployment and in the various parts Of
the country. With these he set up hS-
ures on the cost of living.
These tables showed the relation OF
wages in crch industry to other indus
tries and the preferentials which had
been set UP in wages between indus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

a LAXATIVE To-Day saves a SICK child
,o-inorFo" Children simply WI! NOT
'"he the time from play to e,nptv ,he,r
u""e!s. which become clogged up wi,a
sour
Look at The tongue mo,heru II
coated. o: your child is ist!css. cross
ie'erish. breath bad. restless do.sn',
eat heartily. full OF cold or has sore
throat or amy other childrcn's a!mcr,
give teasppon:ui o! "Can!orui. Syryn
oil Figs," then don't worry. b.caus. II
Is perfectly harmless ana In a lew
hours all THIS constipation poison. sour
bile ana iermenune waste w.l! gently
m"He out OF the bowels. and YOU nav,
4 Wei. playful ch.ld again a thoro,ygh
inslG" cleansing" is Outlines ali mi
~ necessary 1t should lie TN. cy.t
treatment given in amy sickness
beware OF counterfeit, n; svru,s
Ask -, .l.: your dru2eis, Tor both.
OF California syrup OF Figs" Vim,
mas tull directions FOR babies chiid,.n
o. al ages and for grown ups piainiy
printed on the botuc. I.oo!- carefully
ano see that 1, Is MADE by tho on.
iofh''' FIG syrup Co"lpany"-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Stop and Think Kidney Diseases
Killed 100, 900 Last Year
Health Authorities Alarmed at Increasing Death Rate
Each Year From Kidney Diseases.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

tries over II period of normal years
with these preferentials or difterentials
established az between employments,
and as between sections of the ncoun-
try. his committee has been able by
securing careful figures OH the Increase
IN the cost OF living. TO set up a stani-
ard of wages for to-day which more
nearly represent tho proper scale than
those now being paid.
Claims Of the Shipping Board that II
must have preferences In wages over
other businesses employing the same
classes of artisans, 80 that construction.
Of ships would he stimulated have been
considered. For several months heads
OF governmental departments having to
do with wages have been seeking TO
hold back demanded establishments until
This report should be complete. Fuel
Administrator Garfield has said he felt
each advance I'm any industry was sim
ply an Invitation TO competitive indus
tries 10 bid back with Il higher price.
lie has refused any further advance to
the miners pending the Frankfurtcr
report Chairman Hurley. of the Ship
ping Board. says his men must have
preferences, but his wage adjustment
board has been holding up for weeks
the new scale in the Delaware district.
Director General McAdoo was forced to
20 ahead with wage adjustments on tho
ra ilroads. Postmnster-Ceneral Burle-
son is awaiting tho report pending
further investigation and action on
wages OF telegraph and telephone en-
ployccs Chairman Frankfurter refuses
10 discuss the forthcoming report or
foreshadow its showing In an: way.
but from the inside Of his committee
comes tho word that it's work is nearly
complete. In Federal administrative"
circles il is felt that this report will
check the runaway wages in certain of
the war industries. will stop tho joy
riding OF labor from one industry to
another and from one part Of the coun-
try TO another, and by stabilizing wages
will put check on further large in
crcascs in the cost OF living. much OF
which Is blamed by manufacturers and
labor in their plants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
POSITIONS FOR SOLDIERS
PENNSYLVANIA Official SnyS There Arc
Opening. for $4,000 Wound
cd Men.
lBy Associateh rrcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. September III
FIFTY thousand positions are available
in Pennsylvania for wounded soldiers
l.. Il. Palmer, acting commissioner Of
the State Department OF Labor and In
dustry. declared III an address to-day
before members oi the Academy OF 70
litical and Socit- Science. who are in
session here for a conference on re
Mobilization OF the wounded"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BOMBARDnt:NT CAUSES
Isl KPKISE. NIT 40 PANIC''
IBy \ ssociat.d Fr,.

GENEVA. FRIDAY. September 20
The bomhardmcnt OF Metz by Ameri-
can heavy artillery caused surprise, bat
no panic. SAYS the Metzcr XcitunE
of tho German BON ha rumcntS OF Paris
The paper adds that few persons
were killed and the damage was in
significant.
that the American bombardmcnt OF
Metz caused an enormous sensation in
Germany. Many OF the Inhabitants
have lett Metz. bat reUtraiS are pro-
hibited from departing. 1t is the iirst
time since 1870 tina, Metz has been
under artillery fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
GERMANS NOW USING:
NEW GAS PROTECTOR

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
ALSACt;, September 2l.--The Germans
using 4 new large protector ranGin.
quarter OF n mile. They threw 5000
shells over into our lines in two nights
Three wounded prisoners captured
hv a couple OF American cooks assert
they believe the war Will hc over III
four or six weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
GERMAN ADMITS LONDON
Is NOT l'NKIlEIED CIIN

LONDON. Scp,cmbcr ~ The pre-
tense 50 continually put forward At one
tim" that the Germans only bombed
London because il was a fortified place
OF great military Importance has NOW
hccn abandoned. Captain Lieutenant
Freiherr Trcusch Won Euttlar- Brand
fels writing in the Koelnische Nollls
ZeitunE. describes in dctail an a;rship
raid over London and SAYS.
The city Of London Is naturally our
chict object. because There is The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
MERLIN REPORTS MORE
"vlCTO3lOtS lNACUATIOSS"
IBy Associated Press

FafH BY Associated Press
q BERLIN. September y tvia London).
German advance troops south OF the
Somme in tho region of ST. Quentin
were Withdrawn Friday. says the Of
ficial statement from army head
quarters to-day. Essirny-le Grand Was
evacuated North OF 81. Quentin. 1t is
added. British attack failed.
Considerable activity on the Flanders
front is reported III to-day's army head
quarters statement. The text reads:
East of MerCkrm. n EclS ian partial
attack was rcpulsed. There has been
lively accommodating activity between
the Lys and tho Scarpe. During the
lrepulse OF British batialions. which
thrust forward north OF La Basscc, we
took nifty prisoners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
RIOTS REPORTED N
StIIUt IRE AUSTRIA

ZURICH. September - Riots have
ArStro- hungarian Crownland OF SalZ-
burg. and several persons have been
killed and wounded. according to in
formation received here to-day. Tho
"rinr" OF tho Governor was invaded.
i."'dinc hotels and shops were plumb
cred sud stores were DESTROYED. There
vas an cnc'un'er between the r"n-
0HrIN"s ava The rioters the for"'n~ tir-
'nw u"o" mo rio'crs. bu' 'hc garrison
was unable to restore order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Won CAPELLE REPORTED
SUCCEEDED DI BEHNCNE
iNy Associated Press.

AMSTERDAM. September 2l.-Re-
ports that ice-Admiral Eduard Won
Capelle. German minister OF the navy
has been retired seem to be confirmed
BY kilograms from Berlin announcing
that Admiral Behncke has been app
pointed 10 represent Admiral Won
Capelle, who is on leave.
Commenting on the appointment the
TaEeblatt. of Berlin. recalls that Ad
miral Behnckc, when deputy chief OF
the admiralty stan. told the American
naval attachc at Berlin that, although
the staf was convinced tho employ
ment OF uboats would greatly in
'fuence the rapid conclusion of peace,
sells. whether under neutral or enemy
flags. He is quoted as having said
that the German admiralty staff did not
wish TO employ submarines in de-
fiance OF unconditional law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BRITISH MONITOR sunk
AND 80 ARE BELIEVED DEAN

by Associated rr--.
LONDON, September FLA n,n,.h
monitor was sunk Monday. a. no wus
lying in harbo!. the admiralty nm
nourced to-day one Officer and n!nr.
teen men we're killed. acl nnyscyon
men are missing ana are n-ssi,r.,J -, =,
have been Killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
AUSTRIAN REGIMENT
N RUSSIA AIt''rINIJ;S

COPENHAGEN. September .l.-An
Austrian regiment stationed 1T Novno
Tin Western RuSsial mUtinica when
ordered 20 the western front and hoist
ed tho red nag, according 10 Il d Spatch
received here to-day. Two other rcgi-
meats also refused TO 20 TO The west
aru battle front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
ALLIED NAVAL S,'C,HSS
nr't<k

WITT TlIE ALLIED ARMY Of THE
hcHANGEl. FRONT Ivia British
wtrc'eSs>, september @l-A successful
o""rai!on by The naval units Of the
lilies was carried ont September ID on
IN" River Dw:na. This resulted in the
sinking nj two enemy ships. the cap
'uHc or three guns and the inGic;ion ot
heavy losses upon the enemy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

At tho request OF the Bar Associn-
ION taon;; Judge beverley tucker or the
in which attorneys are required until
after October Z. This action results
from the fact that practically every
attorney will be flooded with uueS-
tionnaire work during the next two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

been looked upon aS the advocate OF
purely defensive warfare in the west
Since the collapse OF III" Marine Fried
cnSturm," Hindcnburc has gradually
regaired the dominating, influence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

greatest traffic ana there the most inv
portant civic buildings are situated
acn AN airShip appears ovcr Inc cen
ter Of the city. its commander orders
The hOmhS To be thrown ont"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BRITISH CASUAi.iiiGS FoH
MEEk AG,.ttEt.hTf. "..Gn

By Associated Press
LONDON, September .l-Hri,ish
casualties rcpov,ru curing me week
enuinS to-dd! Hollow. kiIleu or die,
OF wounds, officers. 49,, men, aIsS
wounded or nI.ss.nS, Offices. I,.4p.
incn, l,,206.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

That Hncnnt room In your home will
help 10 pay the expense of tnNcs and
insurance. Timc>-DlSc patch Want
Id VIII secure yuu u good tcRunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

- fTlER pt"d. Hast night a, a:ia o'Ciocli
at TIL" r"s!I"u," ui h"r niece. Mrs. Robert
: ChriS,i2r, Il, ,.a-i N@rih Harrison Street.
"vOnd YEAR OF her age
Funeral Arrangements VIII hc announced
.it"r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
ROME HEARS stanT ii,aT
LUDrS DOKITi' /. Hly;S. .=,,n,

ROME SePtemncr n rerar,s ,bo,
Lndenco'h'; star !r wanna have i,.s,,
frequent Of late. but the lHos, a,nni,r
to tho AgcnziA Liberia f,.an, $50,
to-day. ''''"
. Field Marshall Won Ii,rAepbgrs ma,
Won Mackensen' IL II raid. have Le.r
in consultation for ncytrai w-.Ls ,r.
,conqueror OF RoumRuir IL ropor;.d :.
be slated for Lud-naOrns lob.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

General Won Ludendor1. E!ndenburr,,
iamehuehs!s IN the earlier stages o, III,
war, has tcsn regarded az ne -
brains OF 'hc German war machin.
ever since I'M collapse OF Russia. pu-
liiically. M wen as militarily. he has
sneen sohn'' ttrh absolute dictator He
which hoidI that Inc offensive is Inc
best defens -" while Hindonburg ha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

- heavy movement OF men and wagon
trains behind the line. These were
taken to incicate "a possible further re-
,ttrcment OF the Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

weeks. all having offered their ser.,-
vices in aiding reg istrants prepare tho
blanks for the draft boards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

We arc real Music Depart
mcDt Store and carry everything
pertaining to music.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-03-07
WATCH OUT FOR
PNEUMONIA!

Your very best preventive
against a bad cold, catarrh,
pneumonia, or rheumatism, is a
strong vitality. With your body
in fine trim, you are practically
proof against taking a cold or
having pneumonia or other
diseases so prevalent this time
of year. But with your vitality
all run down and your blood i'm.
poverished, You are susceptible
to such diseases. Avoid them all
by keeping your system in per-
feet trim with Natures wise
provision for such purposes, Vim
Hepatica, the Universal Purify
ing Tonic. We recommend it,
Not only will it make you proof
against disease, but make you
feel like your old self again.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-03-07
N(sSS-S>
9Dea !IHSI'
~.~uS.s..-s-zs.-GA,r.-:---.-.-~

Mahala Clark, widow of Pres
Clark. formerly of this citv
died at Uniontown Thursday.
Feb. 18th, Of diseases incident
to old age.
she was born and reared in
middle Tennessee, and was n
Miss Mccormick. She moved 70
Crlttenden county when a girl of
seventeen years of age and lived
here about for over sixty years.
SIX years ego she moved TO Hen.
derS n with her son, Flanagan.
and lived there AID il Union.
town until her death. Had she
l'ved until July Both. next, she
would have been eighty.four
ears old. She is survived bv
one son, Flanagan, with whom
she lived, and one daughter
Mrs, Viola Lynn, wife of Willis
:. Lynn.
The remains, accompanied bv
Ter son and other relatives, ar.
ive1 here Friday and were
AIKEN to the Love graveyard for
'uria' beside the remains of her
husband who was laid to rest
here nine years ago.
Mrs, Clark was a member Of
he Methodist church in this civ
nd had been a Christian since
arly life.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-03-07
Death Sentenefor Amer.
ans Caught Asle,p

Washington Feb. 2s. -Four
American solers were caught
asleep on sem duty in the first
line trenchesnd sentenced to
death, but Gtral Pershing al
though he hauthority to carry
out sentencehas referred the
cases to the + department for
review.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-03-07
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