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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
JERICHO NOT ADVERTISED
AS RESIDENTIAL SECTION
Army Which Licked Turks Found {,
Full Of Flies, Mosquitoes
anu Snakes.

JERUSALEM, October lO.-Allied
soldiers in The valley of the Jordan
know now how really unkind We're
persons who in pre-war days. wished
men, Jericho and its dust-covered en-
virons mean heat. flies mosquitoes and
snakes. mildly advertised by the Turks
II This message set UP opposite the
british lines. Don't fear an Often
when you are all dead.
This summer, day after day, army
thermometers along the Jordan regis
tered from 100 to. 125. Yet with
scarcely a breeze, and these dust laden
men holding these lines, bringing from
4 temperate climate a reserve Of hea lth
and vigor lacking in the natives, with
stood the ordeal. 1t is the second or
third summer that tells.
The flies and mosquitoes of the val
icy know no pity. In the early days
of the lighting, when 1t was impossih!c
10 take the necessary sanitary pre-
cautions. they bred in myriads, but
now pools, of stagnant water have been
burned. AS result the number OF
malaria cases has been surprisingly
low.
OF the minor evils. the snakes arc
me worst but due TO the precautions
taken by officers and men. casualties
from snakc-bitcs have been COMPARE.
lively insignificant. despite the number
OF the reptiles and their venomous
species.
one captured Turk had been attack.
cd and bitten by serpent four fec,
long. and as he lay on his cot in a
british hospital. he told now he had
stranS!cd the reptile and then tainted.
Ills nerves. were shattered by the in
cldeni and medical officers said it
would he years before they were again
normal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
STATEMENT Is ISSUED
By CiTYS PHYSICIANS
sound Gait for Assistants to Aid in
tnrinE for Influenza Patients
at Emergency uOspitul.

~1SlGfn OF Inc ltatlNC phNSiCldliS
signed the following statement, issued
last night:
TO The Cltj2cns Of Richmond:
The present conditions regacdin :
he care .; the sick at the emergency
hospital No. !. John Marshall High
school. are known TO Us because OF
Jur daily attendance for several hours.
supplies arc ample.
80. The answer 10 calls for ambulance
service il complete.
-. The protection against infection
- the best known 10 medical science.
-. The recent graduates in first aid
nursing should now volunteer in this
emergency service.
- Should any trained nurse he uu-
employed OF can arrange a release from
preseEt service they should volunteer
their services.
IS. We call on the men and women
OF this city to Immediately offer their
sery ices for nursing. There is much
simple work TO be done. thereby re-
leasing trained workers for more re-
spons!bie work. You can to your part
even though YOU have had no specia'
training.
An thai money can buy has and j.
ing exhausted. N.nd we feel confident
OF responsc from both white and
colored OF both sexes.
'Phone Randolph 56SS or come at
once To the John Marshall hospital"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
COOPERATIVE UNIONS BASIS
: OF AUTONOMOUS SIBERIA
ho,ernrnrnt IIah Strong Hold on ,.,,ic
"ho arc Hostile To U,i.hs,il,i
aud tiiius

TON 10. October Failure OK the
,p'Sh|lki 70 coairU. ~!Dc, j., wIs p.tIiv
hHt 10 INC i3ct ,hIi iae leaders 81 "a.
PHN':i pE!! siberian Government have
.'s"N'Zth ''nl go operative u+~>ons'
tHtopSaoHt thc .VuHtr. which nl.c
"c'a.d the people into one ..t:: rs,,,,-
~. nos;iir AIR" 10 the Embellishments
"i radica!ism ANA of TIA. Germans.
"ehtH-n!i, 81 these bodies were
;'fn,d ~ ViIing"s and counties snori-
- "fitr lie beginning Of The r.voIu-
Ton, according ~ Already petruH.
autonomous S!beri3. now in Toi,io ,r.,
Hunhcf about iVU.uup rouscrvniIy.
snr!-is's, democrats and army ui,i.crs
oi TIE former regime iiN;n:; IN III.
LEGION between trai ana Irkutsk
l1R'se organizations are secret ana
v me enr'l Is a separate and indc-
neEd'nt entity. nj! al. united FOR
mutual bcnchl for the mainiuunce %
tue Irov's!pna! Government. nnauciny
and the transaction OF business
ME- icir"T declared 1t WAS owing 10
the assistance Of these societies in
hroNid:Eg arms. munitions, food ana
clothing that the czccho- Sinvaks b,yn
iro'%hy troops The people OF Siberia
lie said. were ANXIOUS when he lef;
SIberla 10 see The country along tbc
a!lway cleared Of tho Bolsheviki and
order and tranquility restored by the
allies. '"'
cor,rary., to inspired German reports.
Mr.. !'etroH stated. there is only one
government in Hihcria ;hn provisionni
G"Nernin"nt for autonomous siberia
rms government he said. is supported
ny IN" co oNera,iv" unions" which
nave organized e!f-detcrmiuatc uoy
rrn'hcnts IN various parts OF tho
country ana these are now CO. ord;-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Before The Advent
of Woman's GIadness
Women Who Know Take Precautiou Against
Suffering, ,:,!

Before the arrival OF the S,orl women fer ~.
over half 4 century have learned tHeSSvseont
ot Ewing nature a helping hand. Sausca:.sNN-
nervousness. bearing down and stretching t.si
pains III the abdomen and muscles ar. cn,-,.,,
tirciy avoided by the use OF Mothers Friend Y
according 70 the testimony of thousands ofHSia
mothers who have used this time -honoreL ,ss...a..
remedy.
Mothers Friend lubricates the fine net -
aG reg la, a., nes during the period the muaeies,,
t han then sMpani gently aud easily whei,..,.-
crisis Is naturally avoided. " at.-
Hpthrr. Friend is preparation OF penc-
trstnS oils and other medicinal agents pre.i
nnrsd esnecialiy for cNpectsnt mothers ii Is
should he used regularly during the entire 80
pcriod hciora baby comes. 81, II
Write 70 the Rradned Regulator Conn.,,
many. Dept. y. Lamar Building. Atlanta, - ~
ticorc Ia for intere sting Mo: Hook
and obtain bottle OF Mothers Friend frS n; 81
!hc druTGst fou Will lind IL tho greattStr,,.sv
iirI OF hGlD.-Adv. - - - 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
RECRUITING VERY SLOW
IN IRISH DISTRICTS
Units Witch Fail TO Give Quota Of
Volunteers Must Face
Conservation,

DUBLIN. October il.--Ircland soon
may become :, patchwork quilt" OF
conscript'on districts and nonconscrip-
ZION districts. according 10 members OF
the lriSh recruiting council. whose al.
!otted time for raising 10000 vo!tn-
tecrrs as an alternative TO conscriptio;,
men; as yet untitled.
lhe council. which is composed Of
hve ir!ShmHn. representtns all parties,
tricts, with a quota for each, and has
arranged with the government that In
districts which I'LL their quotas, con
% fEo,sn IVY WI not not be applied. even
below the required 10000 men.
~ Is generally predicted that some
Of the districts will fall far short of
IS expected to be inaugurated, even at
the cost of resistance.
Inc Correction OF many young Irish
men 10 entering the army, and the
traditional irish hostility to the war
Ohicc is being met by recruiting agents
ny pointing out tho special attractions
Is not under control of the War Office
ana II has the added advantage OF hav-
Inc many. nonhshtinE positions
I,oiiiica! feeling runs high. however
the brSi soldiers, the missile troops"
are not volunteering in large numbers
70 Inc ri;s or three members of the Irish
themselves with the recruiting cam
naiEn. but The party as u whole, has
Side by side with the oner,,,o,s
OF the recruiting council. Colonei Lynch
member of parliament. Is conducting
a crusade OF his own with tho view OF
organizing a brigade which he hopes
thc side or the iocrs against C;reat
Britain. but his feelings towards the
present war have led him TO lay aside
n rac!a! feeling and come out on the
SIDE O! the allies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
MOVIES FOR SOLDIERS
y. VI. e. A. Fakes over Entertainment
Fenturc for british and
American Armies.

LONDON, OctoDer,il.-By an intcrna-
tionai agreement, the motion p!ctur"
Department of the AmcricaI y. II. {.
\. in London has taken over the entire
work OF supplying the camps OF not
only the American. but the british;
Canadian. Australian and New Zealand
troops. both Ia this country and
France.
4 new scaool far instruction in mo-
ton picture work will shortly be
opcn.d in London lhv the American
Y. ". G. A.. under Nr. l.awton's SUI
ucrvisiou u, 40. Montague street.
Discharged soldiers will be given the
preference. AS many men VIII he needed
in the future to replacc thosc lost'
wounded or Ill at the front. and TO
meet the demand OF the mill orS OF
;roops coming from America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
SOCl E T Y

one OF tho most intcrcs,in" events
oi 'his evening. although quietly cc,e-
u'a'cd. is the wedding OK Miss Nellie
scott Payne. niece Of Il. irwin and Miss
ia,,'l" IL scott, 10 Lieutenant Edward
..r.'soh Smith United States Army
vii, II', Ky 81 hEnchburr The ceremony
hrido ah. place at the apartment of he
cl'ck. with only tic immcGtatr sniui
'"'s and a Few close friends present.
IONS Tor The carnmouy. wiIirl,
i nnS 10 have taken place ia The Firs,
or Gays ago on account OF the ruling
~ -, we load Of Health. due 10 the chi
-. 'nlc OF Spanish Influenza
)" .rsiEsriiic.
Wis! Mss Ecttic Ellysom left Tuesday "a
80, tSit Mrs. ". Jordan at Glen cotiar.
-. IrniEsNiiic. Miss Eliyson viii no,
i,c,urn 70 ,,slrhmonh for two weeks
MI Frank W. Christian cir. and
Miss rank Palmer Christian and little
i iss, Eiizhbc,h Christian have re-
a,,', co stay IN the Virginia mountains.
80 4is" w.tk Hrs. chFjs,iau's mar.
a; ~. ana Mrs. ~! Locker; HciuIss
~ ''e'r country hone. ''Eroo< terry
~ '''f nome Oh PAIR Avenue Tor the
NJ, months and hive as ti,cii. gussI
MI Nshns. OF birmingham Ala, w;Iu
tiyt ,nonh several weeks 'yith reia
'ortSmuuth Wedding
Ms,m', nom Of SIR and Mrs. GeorS.
n', "'' 81. WonHcott. in Webster Az
a. 'orismouth. Was the scene Thur,
49,. "tlc!ii"on az o'clock az a prc.,
'pnn wedding when their dauts:.:cj.
:. ~ '.lInnbcth Frances Wonyco-t ,",l
1911 ihiir'ow E.theridgc a4sisi,oi
- '""s!tr i. :. Nevy. ana q son Of Mrs
i,'n' ihu:irw Eth.rid;;e We're lrarricI
'M'S. i''ns 1hd iiow,rs dcr,rt.,.l Inc
y'llH' ana Tie ceremony. which tool:
~, p"l"f" 81 iuDrDNi.- aittr OF
n"It''' fcrnS arJ cath"dr,,l 81. dl.s was
-, - i"rn.h by i:,v William =. ,srown
.r"f u -. JDhn's Epis :.D,l Church
, iH' Wedding nuSic Wa -: .dernd uv
~, groom mother. Mrs irrnc Thur
low EthcrIJ>c
me bride. who entered the draw
iIr room with her father. by whom
o Nas given in marriage. wore a
sult OF taupe velour with trimming
~ scal and a hat 10 correspond Her
"'M"fs We're orchids and swansouia
'H'ss NarEarst Wonycott. the bride s
sftc' vas her maid OF honor and
az! atte"diH,. She wore a frock o;
'G'Iu"lae Hiuc ;ulic made over silver
,."th Ana carried am arm hououe, o,
i'usse!i roses. George Leslie Wouv-
,1.v' nro'hcr ~ tn" bride. Was Mr
i-!thcTidGcs hes; man
immediately following the ceremony
~. ara tlrs. Ethcr:dge lief; for =,
'ott!e'n wedding trip aud at the. con
,,a'Si@n viii reside at lG2 Broad stree;
'lIT!eston < -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
ilunplr-, cur,,.,c ,,,,,,r

Funeral services for HUMPHREYS Car
Isle Calder. 2s years old. vino died
WINE engased In government work at
l-aHSicy "icid. near HamptUn. viii be
conducted THIS afternoon II $40 O'Clock
a the grave IN ItiNerviow Cemetery.
us death was due TO pneumonia fol-
lowing Influenza. lie had been III about
II week.
Mr. calder WAC an electrician. lic-
sides his VIE. WHO WIS Ml-s Cora
EoWhcr. OF 1900 Garland Avenue. near
Barton Heights, he ~ survived by two
thlldreh, Alnii Calder ana IIuiuplire.
tnld.r H.; ono sister. Mrs August
schultz. and four brothers, Hugh
Vaughan. Wallucc and Bruce IA i,lcr
re is also survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Calder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
HAS THRILLING ESCAPE
Young Armenian Woman Reaches Eng.
land on Way TO United

LONDON. October ll.-Miss Arax Mug
scrdichian, pretty. black eyed young
Armenian. whose father was for thir@
y years drasoman of the British Vice
Consulate at Diarbekir (Turkish Ar
menia). has just reached England from
Baku. which She left on May II. She
Is on her way to the UnKed states
In August. 1915. during the tyran-
dichan, her mother and two vounr
sisters sought the protection of Leslie
y. Davis. American Consul at IIarput,
ana through his aid escaped.
For many months they lived hand.
10 mouth existence. in constant terror
OF capture and massacre by the Turks,
When Miss Muggcrdichian applied
10 IN" American Consulate General In
l.ondcn for passport to the United
states the official assigned to attend
TO her was Mr.. Davis. who is now on
DUTY in this country. He is TO be
American Consul at ArchanEel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Things Found in
Retail Markets
Vegetables a Shade Cheaper.
Oysters Scarce and High.
No Changes in Meats.

In the retail markets there has been
some shading OF prices in the vegetable
lines. but otherwise there arc no ma
iciial changes 80 be noted. The re-
'iptS OF all Scasonablc vegetables have
been as large as could bc expected.
aud some arc here in :ibunnanvc This
accounts for the coming down "a hit Of
the high prices.
The threatened fall in prices fo-
meats has not inatcrializcd as yet. The
fish market is well supplied except that
oysters arc not as Plentiful AS they
usually are at this season. This is to
be- attributed to the scarcity Of the
labor necessary TO take the bivalveS
from the salt waters and prepare them
FOR market. For the same reason oys-
,"is ar. higher than they were ever
before known To be on The Richmond
retail market. The oyster c:,tciicrs are
telling the retail men that unless they
can get the labor there will be ii tu,-
;her scarcity u this sea food. and Of
course. higher prices yet. Thcy ar.
now rctaiiins at from 30 to 80 cent.
per quart
Th. quotations below vii! lule to-
day in the retail markets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
1Irs. L. y. OhLnrnc

Snscinl 10 The Times Dispatch
SITIiEI;LIN. VA. October ll-NIrs
H. J.. Osborne. widow Of the late Joseph
~. Osborne. died az her home near this
place on sunday. October u, and hrr
funeral took biace on October .. Mrs
Osborne was the daughter OF Rev. Iacn
ana Mary Elizabeth PaitiIio. OF cas-
well Eoun;y. y. C.. and WAS born in
that county. September 80. 1919. She
spent nearly all OF her life in Halifax
county. and Was ever faithful to all
81 her obligations III church. neigh
she was from sirlhood ii devoted mem
Der of the baptist Church. Airs. uS-
borne is survived by five sons and two
borne. OF ST Louis. Mo: J. II. Osborne
OF louisville, Ky; j. y. and :: T. Os-
borne. OF Sutherlin. and Misses Bessie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
AUSTRAll IAN HOME HAS
NINE SONS IN WAR
Tenth Uu! Tried to EnIint hut Was
Found Medirnll!

SYDNEY. y. >. w. Octobe. li.-AI-
though .>uStlaiii1 rcjectcd conScrip-
ton. volunteer pcrccntases arc believed
to have been hiShe. in the common
wealth than in any other portion OF
the British Empire. In Il rccep; re-
view o. the results OF voluntary re-
cruitinS il was shown that q MIR. and
Mrs. Paterson. or Barton Avenue,
liubcricid. have sent nine out of ten
sous TO tho front. The icnth would
have donncd khaki had j, not hccn that
lac was MEDICAL" unfit. SO ia" as as
ccrts Unable. fifteen families in New
Soutn Wales layc each given six SONS
to TIC war In man: quarters the
suggestions Gnds favor that the names
Of those families "ho have sent all. or
nearly all their available manhood
should he specially inscribed on a scroll
OF fame and deposited III tho archives
OF the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
KREUZ ZEITUNG SEES
MISTAKE BY GERMANY
Junkcr organ Thinks That Effort
Should Unyc Been Mndc to Dc
tnrh Ono OF Allies.
| BY AssocinteI Press. |

pAI;iS October II.--Dispatchrs cron,
tcrnl;tn sources show the ErcuH Ici-
tung. of Berlin. the organ Of the irus-
sian junknrs, as expressing hitter dis
appointments; that German diplomacy
'td not succeed in d!srupting the en-
;cntc coalition.
Instead OF asking for an armiSticc,
II says. ''Wc should have Offered a sep :
crate peace. with advantageous condl-
tons, 10 one or two OF the allies. I'm
fortunately. ii IL too late now to take
VI again this idea. which should have
remained the chief governing idea Of
any gov, .Dmsnt truly German.
The laden Press. the semioicial or
gan Of FRINGE MaNinilisn. of Baden, the
imperial Chancellor says:
III Germany is ready for sacrifices, IL
must he understood that She is not
ready to give back Alsace.Lorrainc or
q single meter of German commercial
territory in the Orient. Neither aucs
ton can be submitted to any discussion
what Sccver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
nulIdtns Small Forts.

MENICU CITY, October I1-E!ocK
houses. constructed OF reinforced con-
crete and large enough to hold sixty
men, are the War Departments latcs;
projcc; for putting an end to bandit
ATTACKS on trains. The plan now under
consideration is to build these m;nia-
ture forts at points along the railways
comma ading exposed portions of the
track and tunnels. The recent re-
crudescncc Of bandit attac especially
on the roads from the capital TO Vera
trrT and Tnmpico. has S?urred the
government oact:on. One OF the most
recent feats OF the bandits was to cut
the water. light and power OF the capt.
tai for nearly ten hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
IN AND orr or TowN.

Mrs. Mead. Addison and N,ss ,t..-
ere addison hay. returned iron 4
W. tstay ~ Virginia Military lust!-
NFs Pc" hair. Erccdru Of rhi, city.
IN ashland
Mrs. Josephine r. Carroll. VINO bas
ntth spending t"n weeks with r.ia
iti,ts IN lbs ely. has returned to acr
ar and MrF Harry iIohson. OF ;n,.
Feihiiyes IN Washington.
Nrs Caidcrous Carlisle VIII, sp.n,
,H ,hnner "hi early faii near The
iiot springs vii. shorty oneu h.r
"ouSe IN NashinGtor FOR the Winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Henry j. I,:purs.

Henry j. Eppes. about forty-two
years old. died Thursday night al $40
O'Clock in his home, 2I20 Stuart Ave.
nue., after Il brief illness OF pneumonia.
following nervous brcakdown He
became III Thursday OF last week and
'hiS condition Lccame gradually worse
until tho end came
Mr.. Eppcs MIS- Il son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Eppcs Ills
genial and sympathetic manner won
for him scores OF friends lie was for
q nuinber OF years q faithful worker
in Emmanuel baptist Church and sun
day school. He took part In many
meetings that were for the welfare
OF his church. lie held a rcspons.blc
position with the Whi;lock branch of
the u. Loriilard Tobacco Company
BESIDES his Wife. who wa; Miss; Res.
sic l'ond, and 81 little daughter, he il
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Annie
Pitiman and Miss Lee NJ. T., pes lie
was related 10 a number Of promi
ufnt persons here.
The funeral viii take place His af
tcmoon at o'clock q, the iravc in
Holly wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
GROW VAST FOOD STORES
Lands In fIcsopotanin HcgtoN haNc
Added Much to- Worlds
SupDtiCS.

WASIiIN,:TON. October li.--pesrite
the fact ,hu; war has hccn raging
throughout Mesopotamia and That many
OF the inhabitants abanuoncd their
homes and holdings. the soil OF that re-
Eion has been made TO add iara"
share to tho world :; production OF
foods,uns for la'S.
\ report from Consul Oscar =. lIcizcr
ut 3agdad tells Of record crops in many
parts Of the land Of ihc Caliphs. The
British army authorities arc given
credit for much Of this prcdDctton rs
Il result. IL is estimated there VIII DC
surplus OF I"O,n0n tons Of harley
and wheat after supplying tho jiiccds
OF the civil inhahitantS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
COLLEGE OFFERS COURSE
VIII instruct Women in various Art.
To Become Teachers for Wounded
Soldiers.

PITTSBURGH. October ia new
course OF instruction. Tor women has
been Inspired in the Carnegie Institute
OF Technology. by the Surgeon Gen
crai = call for 1000 women for service
~ nome ana overseas 10 teach craft:
70 Disabled soldiers in military hos
nliaiS. To meet this demand Carneg ie
Iech. * To train women as recon
ftrnctihn aids. Previous art training.
o. aptitude In art work i'm a requisite
iNc subjects 10 lee covered in the course
VII! include basketry. weaving. metal
otN, chair Gaming. making wooden
toys and block printing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
,IatcrinI shortage Delays work.

INNCIIBtEi, w. October little
state Highway Commission 10 oXpcr-
icncini, troublr in getting materials
for tho new road 10 I've built through
Nelson Couuty Ia form tho connection
between The Alton -Stnuntou road with
the Alton Ia Danvillr route. state con-
NictS arc already nj work III Nc!Su"
county, and the work Will he pushed
as fast as materials will permit. Com
plciion of This link will give lynch
burg direct connection with The VALLEY
Pike AT Stanton and the building OF
4 few short links Will make the high
way complete TO the North Carolin"
line,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
GERMANS AS STRIKEBREAKERS
Bath Trades Council Prote.t. Awutn,,
Alleged EmpIO! OF
Enemy Prisoners.

LONDON. October ll-Balh Trades
council has decided TO protest 10 the
Frlhic Minister against the alleged
uSc OF German prisoners a. strike
picdh cIs ~ Cr:nniorc and Ateudin
puhrrleS. Somerset. where men are
sfihnS for union recognition IL
stated that he Germans are driven 10
mic - - " :" w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
alter &. Fowler.

TSDocIa! 20 Inc TTmch- Dispu t,-ll.
lETEitSBjR re-. VA, October IL
Walter g. Fowler. aged twenty seven
ycArS. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. ".
Fowler. died in the emery ency hospital
this morning OF influenza. complicated
with pneumonia. lie leaves widow
and i~o little boys, his parents, one
brother and Two sisters survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Gloon o. Gr,,ncs.

After brief illness OF influenza. fol-
lowed By pneumonia, Clcon o. Crymes.
~ ll2S Brook itoad. died yesterday
AT ll:fD 4. 81. IN The John Marshall
cmersenc. hospital. Besides his wild :.
OK. who was Miss Lila !.uy. Of La.
nenburG County, and six children. H..
leaves his father q. A. Gry;n,s ana sew
cral brothers and sisters Tic funeral
VIII take place from an Undertaking
establishment at 80 West Main street
this afternoon at = O'clock lnterin.nt
ia I;ivcrvtcw Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

',ica Saloiti, sister of Detective Sergeant
Louis l'ertnrci. several cases in ioIice
and Hastings Courts. in which Hertucci
was a witness were continued to-day
Mrs. Saiotti died ut Atlantic City Thurs
day and her body WAS expected To
arrive here yesterday. she was taken
i'll while visiting friends there and
later tmucrwcnt "a "crlouS surgical
operation. from which she failed TO
rally: The funeral viii he held some
time to-day from tho home OF her
mother. Mrs Mary l;eriucr:, ISIS f,as;
Rroad street. the hour 10 DO fixed after
arrival or the remains.
Mrs. Saloti lost her husband hv
death last November She lived or
West Clay street, near Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

appp!cAy lie WAS a brother Of the
late David and Mark Mittehlorfcr Mrs.
riorn iiuthler and Mrs. Jonas Marcusc.
lie was engaged In business IN Cali
fornih a number Of yvrre. lie Is sur
tivcd by ono sister. Mrs. Julius Strat-.
nnn one brother. EMS Mitte,dvrfcr.
lIc VAS a native Il this CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

PARIS. October 10,--As n means OF
combating the hight cost OF living
restaurants are proposed ror
Paris. according to the Petit Parisien
The meal Will be served for thirty
cents and Will consist OF soup. meat
vegetables and bread. There will he
no sugar nor butter.