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S\App VERDICT FOR
$500 BY JtKS

Ia district court. the jury in tbs
case Of 0rrin snaFp against Minnie
l. Simpson. Administrative OF the -
tate OF Hannibal Watkins. deceased,
found a verdict for snapp for ssoo.
To-Day the case Of Jessie MeCstL
ron VS. II r Ardery. administrator OF
the estate OF Ruth Gerard. deceased
action for money judgment. Is beins
tried 10 a jury.
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Marshall. FIELD co
WILL DISTRIBUTE BQauB

Chicago. Dee ApsoximAteiy ten
thousand employees ~ Marshall. Field
. 60. will participate in dislfibn
ton of nearly 81 lspJ .dsa which the
firm announced today II would dis
pense as extra compensation because
of the Increased cost of Hylnk
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SERIOUS DISORDERS.

London, Dec 6--Serious disorder
have occurred in Berlin and consid
s,sbie firing has occurred IN the prin
cipsi streets, according 20 reports
reaching the Dutch German frontier
Gays an Exchange Telegraph dlspstci
from Amste rdan. The trouble 10 sale
TO have been caused by the cermai
boishevikl
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Hun Propaganda
Spread by Hearst
u. S. Newspapers
Quick Action Is
Urged on Wilson
BY Switzerland

nsrne, Dee ~rFessasat Wilson
ia urged 20 Do his utwust 20 have
the peace eenfsr~ ace held az the
earliest possible date, "a a eaels
gram sent today 10 Washsnator
BY the Swiss committee for dur.
abse peace. In Is pointed cot that
a prolonoatson Of tire present s's
uatlon threatens turcps with an
archy The eableafam Expresses
shanka to Mr wllsoH Tor hss
"nobie minded Intervention Tor
peace
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THIRTEEN KILLED IN ExPLO-
SION AT POWDER WORKS

pompton Lakes, NJ J, Dec 6-Ress-
eion os the death Iist shows that the
four explosions which destroyed the
assembling plant Of the Dupont works
here late yesterday afternoon. result
cd In the loss Of thirteen lives. More
than . score Of persons were injured.
All IN Victims were smpieyss.
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LOGAN COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION HERE
Sessions of Organization VIII
Begin Thursday Morning
Next, Program Unusu.
ally Interesting

Logan County 8unaay School con
s~niion wsll ne held in Guthrie Thurs
day aud FRIDAY December : and II
al ,he Firat Presbyterian church nv.
cry sunday school IN the county
should have delegates present The
meeting thia year wtll be ot nnusaai
interest a. much for The good Of lha
organization han been planned hes
J " nsrniey of this city is president
and Mrs Blanche Wolfe il secretary
treasurer of tne organization. J ,
Nlasley il state executive committee
ran Lodging and breakfast will b.
served free 20 All out of tho cily
delegates Following il the program
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DEC ~
20 Enrolment of delegates
% Song Service ~ Hev W /
smith. Crescent
y 10 Deyo,lonsls Rev George o
Nichols
22a Logan county. Our Field
By y. Slasley
2 b Our Needs BY & A nulkles
2ge Song
r s. The Bible Our Text Book Bs
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kAlsER's SON JOINS NEW
FATHERLANo GOVERNMENT

London, Dec 6--rrsnce Adelbert
third son OF the former German EN-.
peror, has joined the present govern.
rent. according 10 Berlin dispatch
to the Express. He is now at Pots
dam, IL 10 said.
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The Washington times., 1918-09-22
CASINO.

"The Partisan Beauties" heralded
as one of burlesque's liveliest aggre-
cations, is announced rs the attrac-
ton at the Casino Theater this week.
beginning with a matinee today al
3 o'clock. and continuing twice daily
throughout the week.
Starred in the cast will be Emma
KohIer and Gladys Sears. both bright
lights of the musical stage. They
will be supported by a large cast OF
PLAYERS, with different sets Of
comedians in the two parts which
make up the production. A number
OF special features will be introduced
during the performance.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
SAVOY.

Ethel Barrymore is pictured in the
chief role OF "our Mrs. McChesney,"
an adaptation from one of her own
stage successes, which will be seen
at CrandalFs Savoy on Sunday and
Monday of next week. other sub
jects for that period are as follows:
Tuesday, Bryant Washburn in Till
I Come Back to You" Wednesday,
Mildred Harris in For Husbands
Only" Friday, Enid Bennett in THE
Marriage Ring" The attractions for
Thursday and Saturday are to be an
nounccd later in the week.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
GARDEN.

For the first three days OF the
week of September 30, Sunday
through Tuesday, at Moore's Garden
Theater the photoplay feature of the
bill will be "Kiildare of the Storms.
in which the stellar role is enacted
upon the screen by Emily Stevens.
On Wednesday and Thursday. He'd
da Nova and J. Frank Glendon will
be the pictured stars in -By the
World Forgot" For the last two
days OF the week the scheduled at
traction is "Nymph OF the Woods.
in which the stellar role is taken by
Gladys Leslie.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
Geraldine Farrar To-
Open Loan Campaign

Geraldine Farrar mas been invited
by the United States Treasury De-
partment. through Director OF Pub
hctty Frank r Wilson, to sinzv in
oehah OF the Liberty loan campaign
at a banquet at the National Press
Club on. Friday evening. whe-e she
will be the guest of honor. ..rq
This invitation which means that Miss
Farrar will have the honor of in
ausuratinG the Fourth Liberty dban
campaign. came about -throuEsalfhe.
appreciation given the efforts Of gam
uel Goldfish and Geraldine Farrur IN
producing a special Liberty loan pic
ture- Publicity Director Wilson wired
his appreciation and then later iex-
tended the Invitation. whichsI OF
course, was Immediately accepted.
1t has also been suggested Chat
Miss Farrar sing "The Star-SpanEIed
Banner" from the Treasury steps In
the afternoon Since Miss Farrar
wants to do everything she can to
help boost the drive no doubt rfhls
VIII DC part OF the program. -
The opening gun in Kefth's Lib
erty loan gun campaign will be fired
on Monday the thiptieth. Manager
Robbins has associated himself szain
with Frederick ]. Haskin. the news
paperman, and they are hard at work
devlslnS new ways to attract THE
public's attention and to induce the
Investment OF double the amount OF
money they contributed to the third
loan appeal, something like S4,25090o.
Colonel Ginety. Of Camp Meigz has
promised to let the Camp Meigs
military band play at Keith's during
the weeks of the Liberty bond cam
paign. The organization has been
enlarged to sixty pieces. They will
play at every performance at Keith's
beginning next week. as one act OF
the bill.
The keith's Boys Sand OF New
York, numbering two hundred play
ers. will also tour the circuit in be-
half OF the new bond drive.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
LEON Enrol AS PRODUCER.

Leon Enrol will be at the Befasco
Theater next week with Nora
Bayes' new musical comedy. Look
Who's Here" Mr.. Enrol wilt not
appear, however. in his familiar role
of low comedian - Washington
audiences will recall him from past
seasons "Follies" and ''Hitchy keo"
but in the broader role of producer
and stage director of the new play.
He startled New York by announcing
his preference for plain girls rather
than pretty ones and by stating
that in his productions the beauty
chorus would be banned. AND ne
challenges any Washington theater-
goer to recall a so-called beauty
chorus that will match his Intel
ligence Chorus" OF Look who's
Here"
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
CRANDALB'S.

Alice Brady's newest film, The,
Better Half" heads the list OF at
fractions scheduled for next week at
CrandalIs. and will be shown for
three days, commencing next Sun
day.
"The Heart OF the Wilds," featur-
ing Elsie Ferguson, is announced for
Wednesday and Thursday, to be fol
lowed on Friday and Saturday by
lust for Tonight" in which Tom
Moore makes his first appearance as
a full-fledSed star.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22

The FroIics OF the Mite" will ap-
pear at the Lyceum Theater next
week Herk, Kelly, and Damsel pre-
sent this attraction.
The cast includes Irving Gear, Ben
Holmes, Maude Rockwell, Dot Bar
nett, Billy Cochran. Bonnie Freed
man, Blanche Nadeau. Carl Dellorto,
Dan Duffy, and Harry Morrisey, and
chorus of pretty girls in gowns
that arc real creations.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
GAYETY.

. without Rhyme or. Reason" is
the title of the two-act burlesque
that will be presented by the fourth
edition of THE Maids of America"
at the Gsyety Theater next week.
At intervals throughout the perform
snce, spcciailties are introduced as
consistent parts OF the story. Among
the principal members OF the COM
pany are Al X. Hall, Bobby Barry,
Florence Rother. George L. Snyder,
Jane May, Mac Stanley. Gus Steven
son, n. McIvcr Charles Smith and
the Liberty Trio. There is a lage
chorus.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
AVENUE GRAND.

Mae Marsh's latest starring vehicle.
'rMoney-M Mad win be the attraction
at Crandan's Avenue Grand today.
J. IS the story 1T a girl whose happi-
mes is threatened by the kl: wledge
that her father Is under the lDysteri-
GUS influence of a Hindu fakir and
is also preyed upon by a beautiful
woman OF doubtful reputation.
Green Eyes" starring Dorothy
Dalton is tomorrow's attraction. The
program for the rest of the week:
Tuesday, Viola Dana In The Flower
of the Dusk" Wednesday and
Thursday, William s. Hart in riddle
Gawne:" Friday, Arontagu Love in TO
Him That Hath" Saturday, Billie
Burke in an Pursuit of Folly" ,-- .
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
APOLLO.

Fedora" film version Of Yictorieu
Sardou's classic, is to be shown at
CrandalIs Apollo next Sunday and
Monday with Pauline Frederick fea-
tured. Attractions announced for the
remainder Of that week are: Tuesday.
Louise Huff in "1~Other Dear Charm
err" Wednesday, Alice Brady in THE
Better Half" Thursday. Enid Bennett
in THE Marriage Ring" Friday. Bry-
ant Washburn in Till l Come Back to
You" Saturday, Ethel Barrymore In
Our Mrs. McChesney."
The Washington times., 1918-09-22

play OF absorbing interest whieh viii
be shown as the chief attractions al
Crandalrs Avenue Grand next Sun
day. Bookings for the other DAYS
OF that week, so far as have Been
completed, are as follows: Mondcsy,
Bryant Washburn in IT'LL I Com.
Back to You" Tuesday. Ethel Bagrs
more in Our Mrs. McChesbey:'
Thursday, Alice Brady in ''The Bsp q
Half" Saturday. Marion Davies IL
THE Burden OF Proof"
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
Offerings This Week
AT Capital Theaters
SAVOY.

suit of Polly" at Cranda1Ts Savoy to-
day and tomorrow.
1t is a story combining thrilling ad-
venture with diplomatic intrigue
Miss Burke is supported by Thomas
Meighan and Frank Losee.
The program for the rest OF the
week will include: Tuesday, Geral-
dine Farrar in "a Turn of the
Wheel" Wednesday. Marion Davies
in THE Bureau OF Proof" Thursday.
Montagu Love in ITO Him That
HATH" Friday. Bert LytelI in Boston
Blackie's Little Pail" Saturday, Mabel
Normand in "Peck's Bad Girl" supple
mented by 1.-THE Summer Girls
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
FOLLY.

Frank Gates Pom Pom Girls is
the attraction at the Folly Theater
this week. The cast includes RUBY
Garrison, leading womap; Loretta
Gail, soubrette; four dancing artists.
and F. s.. Gates, principal comedian:
seconded by Irving Hampton and Tom
Greeley. There is a chorus of TWEEN
ty.
Several specialties will be intro
duced throughout the entertainment
The principal burlesque is entitled
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
STRAND.

For the week of September 30, at
Moore's Strand Theater there will be
presented. If negotiations now are
successfully contaminated, one of the
most extraordinary photoplay offer
ings Of the year. The title OF the
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
APOLLO.

William s. Hart in Riddle Gawne"
will be shown at CrandalI's Apollo to-
day and tomorrow. He portrsys the
role of a man who has dedicated his
life to the pursuit and capture OF
the bandit who killed his brother and
left the latter's young daughter on
his hands as a charge.
Other attractions for the current
week arc: Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton
in Green Eyes" Wednesday. Mae
Marsh in Money Mad" Thursday,
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
n. r. KEITB's.

Next week at s. F. Keith's Thea
ter the Liberty bond loan drive will;
be inaugurated with an extraordi-
nary bill headed by Joseph T.. How
ards elaborate musical novelty. "Thc
Song Bird Revue" with Ethlyn Clark
and forty players. Van and Schenck.
"the pennant winning battery OF
songland' are also listed. Others,
and all calculated to stir up public
interest In the bond drive. will be-
Kate Fillmore and Sam Williams in
"a Reel OF Real Fun" Leo Beers;
Stan Stanley and the Stanleys; the
Camp Meigs Military Band OF sixty
pieces in a patriotic ensemble. and
more of the cleverest mirthmakers
in vaudeville.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
POLLS.

"The Kiss Burglar" with a clever
company of farceurs. is one of the
coming attractions at Polls Theater.
ThC long run OF the pie:e in New
York during the spring and summer
just passed has adve5tised the merits
o. the performance very extensively.
Edith Taliaferro and Walter Ca:-
lett head the list OF names in the cast
and there are several other well
known actors and singers in the
company.
The music is OF a higher order THAI
usual in SUCH pieces, and there Is a
really good book. a novelty these
days.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
kNICkERRoCkER.

Mrs. Leffngwelr5 Boots" a pic
Irritation OF the famous stage sue
cess of a decade ago, will occupy
the screen at Crandall's Enicker-
booker next Sunday and Monday with
Constance Talmadge in the tituIar
role.
Other films to be shown during the
week are announced as follows: Tues
day and Wednesday, Will Rogers in
Laughing Bill HYDE Thursday and
Friday, Dorothy Gish in The Hun
Within" Saturday, John Barrymore
Ia ION the Quiet"
The Washington times., 1918-09-22

Marion Davies in The Burden Of
Proof" Friday. Billie Burke in an
Pursuit of Polly" Saturday, Viola
Dana in THE Flower of Dusk" and
the comedy, "She Loved Him Plenty"
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
AVENUE GRAND.

Geraldine Farrar is the star of
The Turn of the Wheel" 4 photo
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
CRTTERION.

CRITERION.
Gladys BrockFell will be seen at the
Criterion Theatec. next week. beginning
Sunday, September %. in "Kultur." a
drama based on the Teuton intrigues
that brought on the world war. The
picture abounds in the fascinating
workings OF underground diplomacy
and Is interviewer with an absorbing
romance of love.
The story tells OF Countess Griselda
Won ArenburE (Gladys BrockweIl),
whose intrigues in the court at Vienna.
her romance. her final remuneration Of
Teuton militarism, and her supreme
sacrifice for a>young Frenchman make
a drama Of unusual interest and power
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
Tempting Offerings At All
Capital Theaters Next Week

the propaganda Of the Hun, with its
scenes laid in Washington. will head
line the Cosmos bill next week. 1t
will include the Picolo Midgets: Lane
and Plant: Tyler and Crolius. in nut"
comedy; Freddie Weber and Com
pany in a veutriIoquial surprise. and
the La Dore Models, with Cecil 8. De
Miles latest photoplay creation. It'll
I Come Back to You,". as the added
matinee attraction.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
When John Cort brings "Flo-Flo" 70
the National Theater on Monday. Sep
TENDER %. .theatergoers' will have the
opportunity OF seeing what Is claimed
to be the only comedy chorus in exist
ence. '-F1o-F1o" Is the breezy metlly
OF lyrical songs and pretty girls wnich
kept the Cort Theater in New YORK
crowded for months.
The plot concerns the love intrigue of
a shapely corset model and the matri-
nlonial Vaccinations OF a mateh-mak-
ing mother. . .rr.
The names on the program are Rena
Parker, Andrew Tombee, James 3. Car
son, Thomas Handlers. Arthur Mills.
William Hugh Mack. Harriet KLEIN, and
the perfect thirty-six" chorus.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
COSMOS.

COSMOS.
The Nations PERIL" featuring the
battle between our secret service and
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
BELAsCO.

Nora Bayes will make her first local
appearance as a musical comedy star
at the Belasco Theater' next week in
Look Who's Here"
Miss Bayes' vehicle is a smart musi-
cal play in three acts, founded on the
late Charles II. Hoyt's famous comedy.
"a Contented Woman" The new
version was made by Harry B.
Smith. while A.. Baldwin Sloan has
contributed the musical score.
The cast includes Irving Fisher. Hal
Forde. Arthur DEACON. Al Fields. Lew
Cooper. Arthur Curtis. J. W. Ashley.
Florence Morrison and Jane Elliott. as
sisted BY chorus OF beautiful girls
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
COLUMBIA.

William S. Hart Will be seen at
Loew's Columbia next Sunday and for
the first half OF the week in a new
play, Border Wireless"
Wednesday and for the last half of
the week Dorothy Gish will be the pic
tured star In Battling Jane"
The Washington times., 1918-09-22

picture will not at this time be made
public.
The Washington times., 1918-09-22
AMUSEME NTS

Daily ere Sunday at
10 o. m 3 2:3o .. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
CHANCEpY DEsDs or rn,,..

Mary j.. Butler to Pollard G. Barhy
26 feet inches by 148 feet south iin..
First Street. october 2, iSis; sS.son.
Robert Hackett and Antonio fwlfsr
TO Pollard & Bagby, Inc, trustee. am,
H. W. GOODWIN. trustee. 2lxl3l feet a
inches west line Film street. I37 fes,
. inches north of Ivy Street. Lee nis
trict. August %. 1918: $4,000
Grace c: Turner andJr. Nj. (husband,
TO Il. +. Schmids & Co. Inc, trnstnn'
lots 20. %, "a. section Il, HENRIK
County fronting 90 feet on NORM liz o
Firth Avenue. August "a. 1915; sa7s
j. III. Outlaw and Mary (;ooI.h,
lwilc) to Leroy IL. Brown. truatcc
5oxl2t feet east line Woodrow Ave-,
nue.. $50 feet south Of Jones Str..,
Aivista Heights. October i, 1915 sa.
Colombo Hall Corporation TO John
\. Coke. Jr., trustee, 4OxI20 feet sonth
line Broad Street. 4.l37 feet east NJ
Allison Street. known as Colombo Hal
october 1918: S16.900.
la Fayotte NJ. Gum to Edward 7
Blake. trustee. 30xl33 feet west line
twentieth Street, 800 feet north NJ
Brauer's Lane. September 2, 1918: s7on
the General Assembly's Traininr
school for Lay Workers. Inc. 10 /, p
Curry trustee. 6l8-l0O0 acres in Henr,ro
County. 10ox233 feet 6 inches Grrern'
iar) at southwest corner of Chambcr.
layne Avenue and Wcstwood AvrnS,s
September II. 1918: $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
CHARTERS ISSUED.

;, The J. NJ; Gwal,ney Co. Inc. Norfolk.
Va. Capital. $4,000: purpose. hay and
grain business: officers, j. NJ. Gwait-
ney. president. Norfolk. Va; Julian
Powell. secretary. Ocean, Va.
Nitrate StevedorinG Corporation.
Norfolk. Va. Capital. $4,000: purpose.
loading and unloading ships: officers.
Louis Schafcr. president. New York
II. J. RoiS. secretary. New York.
The Crest. Inc. Norfolk. Va. CAPITAL
$4,000: purpose. confectionery bust
ness; officers, G. w. Saunders president
Beaver Dam. Va; w. c. Saunders, sec
rotary. Norfolk. Va.
Realty Associates. Inc. Norfolk. Va
Capital. $4,000: purpose. real estate
business: officers. r. +. Hanbury. presi-
dent, Portsmouth. Va: w. T. Atwood
secretary. New York
Victor Valve Manufacturing Com
pany. Inc. Herndon, Va. Capital. $50
900 purpose. manufacturing business:
officers. Frederick G. Stelzcr. president
Washington, ID. c.: NJ. Frank Hutchin-
son, secretary, Herndon, Va.
Amendments
Southern Autosal Company. Inc.
Roanoke. Va. reducing its capital stock
from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Ildgewood Farm, Inc. LynchburE.
Va, increasing it's capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
InduAtriaI Items From Here md There
All Over The little Mountain

The city of Huntington has purchased
the necessary property upon which To
establish a municipal farm hosp!-
tai Will also be built on the property.
The Eagle Glass and Manufacturing
Company is erecting an addition to It's
plant at Wcllsvilie which VIII double
its capacity.
The Glover Valley Lumber Company.
capitalized at $4,000 has been In
corporated at Tucker. Phladelp hia
men are the stakeholder and managers.
The Baker Brothers Company has
been Incorporated to do extensive
tanning business at Moundsville.
Michigan and West Virginia. CAPITAL
lists have incorporated the Northern
Alkali and Chemical Company at Hunt
'"T The So SOM iYieO Coal compa many Of
Grafton has been incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock to mine coal near
Apekiska.
The. Bank Of sutton. capitalized at
$4,000 BY Charleston and sutton
Will be opened for business October Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

H.. T. Richeson and r. l.. Crutchfi.,d
trustees. to Harry B. Sanford. 35xoS
feet inches vest line Twenty.siHfb
also No. 500 Norton Street. 20 fee,
inch by rs feet inches west line Nor.
ton Street. SO feet north OF three-foo,
Old Dominion Trust Company Inc
to Italian Benefit and Social Society
Of city of Richmond, 4ox120 feet south
line Broad Street, 4l.37 feet east of
Allison Street October 2, 1918; S375on
l.. r. Curry. trustee. TO r. a. Wynn
and Alma A. twifs). No. 3o4 Brookland
Park Boulevard. 45S95 feet north line
Brookland Park Boulevard. 90 feet yest
of Fendall Avenue. May 23. 1918; $500
Arthur F.. Chapman. trustee. to viii
liam Mathews. No. sos East Grace
Street. 23Nl62 feet inches south line
Grace Street, 1870 feet S inches east OF
Sixth Street. October 3. 1918: is2sn