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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-10-23
When | Go Der the Sea.

1
When 1 go o'er the sea
Let no one weep;
| Let every heart beat strong with
hope.
The swelling tide which bears us
DER
Shall bring a new word to that shore
Where blood-mad nations grope,
A word which like the thund'rous
sea
Is strong and deep. y
Shall l, no more return?-
! Let no heart pine.
Mans life is not time of measured
hours,
Where given suns and moons their
! light disperse;
It is a chapter Of the Universe;
A brief but matchlcss episode; a
power
Eternal, like the stars which burn
With light divine.
Life is mans will to strive;
1t is a deed
With sweat, and blood and anguish
frauglt.
Duration matters nothing, = but
alone
The striving, what is strivcn for and
won;
And those eternal values we have
wrought.
There is no otker cause to live,
No further need.
And shall 1 give my all?-
No martyr |.
For Freedom never dies, nor those
who fight
And merge their souls in that eter-
nal morn.
They live forever in the omniscient
form
/ Of Justice, Liberty, and Universal
Light
That clears the hellish stencil of
Teuton pail
Where .guiltless die.
Sl.all I be seen no more?
No tear shall fall,
Nor lonely hour intrude on loving
heart;
In every flame that leaps in lowly
hearth
Of million homes across the chasten-
ed earth,
My sword shall ever upward flash
and dart
To guard in peace that humble door
From fendish thrall..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-10-23

Shall I no more be heard? "a
Or call in vain?
All no! In winds that blow do
cry shore
Of blood-washed Europe, I ssfl
laundering ride,
And hurl a challenge far beneath
the tide
Where the Titan serpent writhes in
oil-streaked gore;
And shout abroad the liberating
word:
"The Hun is slainl"
When I go Ger the sea
Let no one weep;
Let every eye be bright,-dear
hearts rejoice;
To higher fortune ne'er was sail un-
furled
That live in Truth, and down the
rescued world
In thunders echo blend exultant
voice,
With tones eternal like the rolling
sea
So strong, SO deep.
Lieut.. T. H. Airport, F. A. R. D.
Camp Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
ONE KILLED AND EIGHT
INJURED IN EXPLOSION
HIsh-Power Gas Explosive Shells LET
Go During Preparations for
Practice.
BY Associated Press.I

PETERSBURG: VA. October is
one man was killed and eight injured.
one seriously. near the central OF.
hcers training school at Camp Lee to-
night by the explosion Of high-power
gas gas explosive ydl shells during prepara-
der gas conditions for the student OF
hccrs. Several shells exploded The
cause has not been ascertained. but
the officers ere conducting an investi-
cation of the accident.
The explosion was SO heavy IL shook
buildings in Petersburg and create,
considerable excitement here
The dead: Sergeant James j
Phinney, Clyde, Ohio.
Seriously injured: Lieutenant viii
liam W. Webber, Brighton, Mass, Fifth
Battalion Infantry training camp
Slightly injured: Lieutenant Elmer
Olsen; Candy. Minn.. Company I, Ninth
ant Clarence Angove. Seattle. Company
Is. Eighteenth Battalion Infantry re-
placement camp: Lieutenant James E.
Bash, Eighteenth Battalion. Infantry.
replacement camp. Pittsburgh; Privates
Carr y. Schlicht Ann Arbor, Mich:
Henry Fl ". Shay. Fall River. Mass; G.
mon Rosenberg, New Bedford. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
TRANSPORT IN BATTLE
WITH HUN sUBMERs|BLE
Eight Members OF Crew Were
Wounded and Vessel Badly
Shot Up.
WIRELESS is CARRIED AWAY
Steamer Returns Fire, but Is Finally
Forced to Run to Escape Deadly
Aim Of U.Boat, Which Follows in
Pursuit. ''''-, Y 'y-1'-'1'-y T''',
WIRELESS is CARRIED AWAY
Ry Associxted Prne.sl !.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. October lS.-
The army transport Amphion arrived
here to-day from overseas and report
ed having been engaged Saturday morn
ing in two-hour running baltic with
6 submarine 500 miles off the coast
Eight men were wounded. two fatally,
and the superstructure OF the vessel
was badly shot to pieces Tho wire
less was carried away by the first shot,
md the Amphion was unable TO call for
help. So far as those aboard knew, the
C-boat was not seriously damaged IL
damaged at all. The steamer finally
cutdistanccd the German.
1t was early Saturday morning when
medlately opened fire, and, after a few
shots. had almost perfect range. The
guns on the Amphion replied, but ap-
parently were outranged by the Ger
man guns. The steamer put on all
steam and began to run for 1t, and for
Two hours the pursuer and pursued kept
up hot exchange of fire. Almost the
wireless.
All those wounded were struck by
shell fragments. After eluding the
submarine, the Amphton put into an
island port and landed the most seri-
oGsly wounded. Two OF them were said
TO be so badly hurt they could not re-
cover. On her arrival here the trans
port proceeded immediately to ship
yard, where she will have to undergo
extensive repairs as result of damage
from shellfre.
Names OF the wounded men were not
available here. but Ii Is said most of
them were members OF the gun crews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
SPANISH INFLUENZA
Is SILL ON INCREASE
Conditions In Army Camps Arc Re.
ported Less Favorable, With 4,70I
New CnxcH.
iBy Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, October 1S.-Reports
to the Public Health Service to-day
from thirty-tivc States showed that
Spanish influenza still is on the in
crease in most parts OF tho country.
Conditions in army camps also were
less favorable, the 4.79I new cases re-
ported to noon to-day showing that
the disease apparently was stationary
after the marked decline noted for
several days.
The epidemic still is more pronounced
In the Eastern section OF the country
than 1t Is west OF the Mississippi River.
due undoubtedly to the more crowded
conditions in the large cities.
Maryland reported many new cases,
as did Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina. Tennessee, Alabama and
Mississippi.
In the District of Columbia both tho
number of new cases OF influenza and
OF deaths Increased to-day and port
able hospitals were opened to take
care OF the overflow from public and
private institutions
Although influenza cases in army
camps increased slightly, the number
of pneumonia. cases, 1889. decreased
during the twenty-f -four-hour period
ending today at noon. Deaths were
667, against 6S4 yesterday. Influenza
cases reported from all camps since
the epidemic began now total 279,945;
pneumonia cases. 42.675. and deaths,
1861 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
PLAN FOR FOOD CONTROL
WHEN WAR REACHES END
Without Regulation Prices Will Soar
to Dangerously High
Points.
SUGGESTIONS ARE OFFERED
Scheme offered to Pool Resources of
SUGGESTIONS ARE OFFERED
Scheme offered to Pool Resources of
All the Leagued Nations and AL
locate Them as Needed to the Va
.rious Peoples. sl-s,, z

W@ASIINGToN. October 1S.-Prob-
lens OF food control after the war and
before the warning nations can get
their men back OH their home soil
and bring in normal crops, and Of get
ting industry back to, a peace time
basis. arc beginning to receive con-
sideration in official Washington
The fuel and food administrations,
under the law, go out of existence
time creations, including the War In
dustries and the War Trade Boards,
which control industries' export, pass
from existence with peace or within six
months after.
The food problem, as shown in these
dispatches. Will be more acute during
The iirst year after peace than at any
must be fed. probably four times as
many people abroad as we are now
feeding, and with food control abol-
ished and control OF exports withdrawn,
in which the world might bid for food,
buying 1t away from Americas own
people or running the prices so high
The German hoard OF gold still Is
within that country's borders, and she
might even enter our markets, bidding
through neutrals. as she did before the
War Trade Board took control of ex-
ports.
To guard against this, suggestions
la,ion be framed continuing the War
Trade Board and the food administra-
ton for either one or two years after
peace. Then the problem of trans
ferring industry again to it's peace
time channels is SO great that govern
ment aid seems as necessary as in
changing it oyer to war war basis. It is
Board be continued for the same period
to accomplish this.
Washington does not regard peace as
imminent, but feels that it may come
next year. and that anythingl might
happen now with the German empire
in the internal condition in which II
proper time TO consider such problems.
1t is suggested in administration cir
s s1es thaf fo,ins,n tne reague gu, Oh nations II
interallieG pool, may pool the resources
of the leagued nations and allocate
them as needed to the various nations.
This solution has been given considera-
ton by ;he fuel administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
SPRING
SURPRISE ON HUNS
Military Opinion in Washington Believes
Germans Are Retiring to Prepared Positions

Insfcnd OF holding on to the front
lines until the new front was in
complete readiness, 1t IL regarded as
highly probable TINT the advanced
positions nrc being abandoned bare
IL In time to avoid enclrclement, and
the retirement being made to de-
fenscs not fully equipped, and GER
toinly not manned with extensive
reserves. IL such is tho case. the re-
again when they reach the new
lines. The rapidity of the allied pur-
suit I'm each cnse Eiren no oppor-
tunity for rest or reorganization.
The genius of the German gen.
crni stan In plainly shown. officers
my. In the akfil with which the
withdrawal Inns been conducted thus
fnr. nnd 1t In stilI evident that a
Hcil-ordcred movement In clearing
enemy forces ont of the Belgian
coast aren. The situation there Ia
tc the swiftly changing nature of
the line. Pursuing cavalry may up-
set the whole German schedule and
large captures result.
The freeing OF the Belgian const
Will hnre little direct effect on the
submarine situation, but may be of
the greatest Indirect value I'm fur
nfshinE the allied forces with new
bnHes from which to operate until
submarine PATROLS. The German
u-boat hotilIas on the Flanders
coast have been q thing of the past
ever since the hurbors were blocked
by the British naval forces. which
undoubtedly had n share In con-
rincinE the. enemy high command
the wisdom of quitting that terri
tory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
fDy Assoola,cd prcsa.l


WASHINGTON, ,OctoberiIS.-WhfIe
the German retirement In Belgium
has EittterinE possibilities. military
opinion hcrc IN forced tO the conclu-
rlOn that what IL In progress iR n
Sctt-Ordercd and executed with
drnwnl. probably upon prepared po-
sitions. The fact that reports from
other portions OF the front, notubly
from the Lille arcn md the sector
southeast of Laon nlsO tell of re-
tirenents. gives the movement indi-
rntions of n general withdrawal, but
as yet no official information hus
come to indicate where tho line upon
which the enemy will attempt To
stand has been established.
Army officials can take no notice
OF the numerous reports or an i'm
pending complete rapttuIntiOn In
"eekinE the explanation of the Ger
mnn maneurers In the field. They
definite and srell-developed plans Of
the German general stan. 1t was
said Tonight that the enemy prob
ably Inns begun the second with
draSnl he has bccn compelled TO
undertake as q result OF unwnvcr-
Ing pressure by Marshal Foch NIL
along the battle line. Lacking the
reserves with which to make n ntnnd
on nm extended front, 1t Is 10 be as
Humed that he In falling bnck to a
much shortened line, where he cnn
show Erenter resisting power.
There In reason to believe, how
ever, thnt under the ham erlnE OF
the niIted md American armies, the
German high command hns been
compelled TO make n compromisc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
BEN FRANKLIN'S PICTURE
ON FEDERAL BANK NOTES
Remarkably well-Executed Pane,
Circulated by Chinese Down In
ArlHonn.

NoGALES. ARIZ.. October 1s.-Sev-
eral remarkably weli-executed Fed
erai reserve banknotes were received
here. 1T is believed they were made
in Germany and circulated in Mexico
as German propaganda. Chinese mer-
custom house. The face of Beniamin
Franklin appears OF the front Of the
notes as on the genuine paper. The
lines on the jaw, however, are much
heavier than in the government notes.
giving the effect of a beard. When
the spurious money Is held at arms
length, the fraud becomes more ap-
parent. The bills appear then to have
been autographed, or perhaps photo
graphed rather than engraved.
The paper is of good quality, but
lacks the fine silk threads woven into
the American banknote paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
ASKS NATION TO DECIDE
SUCCESS OF BIC LOAN
Treasury Department Estimated Fri.
day Night $4,5OO,OOo.OOO
Had Been Raised.
WASHINGTON OVER THE TOP
Great Crowd Gathers to See Movie
Star, Douglas Fairbanks, Deliver
subscriptions of Nearly $1,000
900 to L. S. Treasury.
WASHINGTON OVER THE TOP

WASHINGTON. October 1S.-To-mor-
row the nation will decide the degree
Oh success OF the fourth Liberty loan.
Tonight, with only twenty-four
hours remaining in the subscription
period, the Treasury estimated the sum
ALREADY raised at between s4.5o0.0Oo. 900
ana s5,ooo.o00,o 900. making 1000. 600
ooo or more still necessary before the
|s.ooO,OOO,0o0 is raised. The amount
oiiicially reported tonight was only
13s5S,5S9.G0o, but this included little
oil to-day's business. That figure rem
resented an increase of 1851. 600
since laxt night
On the eve Of the greatest selling
effort OF tne entire campaign, national
loan headquarters limited its Comment
to this:
;, There must not be the slightest
aiminntion OF effort tomorrow. To
gain the desired goal means the most
Vigorous selling from sunrise until az
to buy" go -.
The city sof Washin gtoa went over
the top to-day. thousands nheered
when Secretary Mc4fdoo announced IL
,,, from the Treasury steps. The crowd
banks. who had flown b:Lck from New
York with subscriptions of between
.Gs.0oo00'ooo0S 0o0o0 and s7,ooo,ooo instead OF the
esI'VpTe est Me rstnrn wa,rh he had flown there to
iift. his total there to .le.ooo.o 900. -
ADMIRAL Cowie announced tonight
.ha, approximately s2e, 100000 had been
taken in the navy.
Subscriptions by districts tonight
stood: 81. Louis, 3260.s 200; Mime
apolis. siS4,633.75o: Boston. :4io,4so.-
100: Dallas. SSs.362.7o0; San Francisco.
sy,s.sso,3o0; Richmond. $193.07S.3O0:
chicago. $3.50, ,S07,350: Kansas CITY
sl6e.66s.20o: Cleveland. Ss76,2s 500;
New York. s1.046,2 EOS 900: Philadelphia'
s2IS 2i,,a00: Atlanta, S9s,52S. 200; total.
s3,95S,SS9,60o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
To Give Away $5OOBond
in Loan Meet Tonight

Some ono who attends the closing
celebration OF Rtchmond's fourth
Liberty loan campaign TO he held mt
sixth and broad Streets Tonight at
o'clock Will be awarded prize
Of a $500 bond.
Announcement was uade Inst
night that this bond would be given
n.vny during the meeting Tonight,
which In expected TO attract hum
dreds OF Liberty loun workers and
cltizens.
Many entertaining events have
been schcdulcd for the celebration,
Including music by IA sIxty-picce
hnnd from Camp Lee. Mnrcus KeI-
iermnn, formerly OF the Metropolis
Tan opern Company. New York, will
the program.
Arrangements for the presentation
OF tue award OF the $500 bond have
been made by a. j. Crnfts.. The
prize is being offered by public
spirited donntor, whose name viii,
DC announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
WILL ATTEND LAUNCHING
OF TORPEDO DESTROYER
Secretary OF Navy Daniels Lenves in
Mayhowcr for Trip 10 Newport
News.
rBy Associated Press.

MASHiSGToM. 6I n,S,i oSs oetoSer oSs ls-seere
Mayfower for Newport News Va :,
where tomorrow he will attend ths
launching of the torpedo boat DESTROY
'er Baglcy. The warship will be
christcned by Mrs. adelaide Worth
Bagley. mother OF Ensign Worth Bag
ley. the first naval officer killed in the
Spanish American Wor, for whom the
vessel is named
The Secretary and Mrs. Baglcy are
accompanied BY Mrs. Bagleys daugh-
ters, Mrs. Daniels. Miss Belle Bagiey,
and Commander r. ". Foote. the secrc.
tary's aid. After tic launching Mr.
Daniels will inspect the naval base
and training station at Hampton
Roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
MORE RESTRICTIONS
Soft Drlrk Manufacturers Are Cut
Down Now to :5 Fer
Cent.

WASHINGTON, october 1s.--Further
restrictions In the use OF sugar by
Soft drink manufacturers who have
been restricted to so per cent OF a
normal supply during the period from
July TO Octobeer, inclusive, will re-
celve only 2S per cent during Novem-
bcr and December. Ice cream manu-
facturers arc cut from 7b per cent to
tioIs, beverages. 'sirups. chewing gum.
chocolate, cocoa, matted mix and
molasses. soda water and adulter-
ated honey will be cut to so per cen.
OF SUGAR from July 4 TO December 81.
1915 and lsi? combined. +
eyatsss. HOTEL RuESEKMxisd az. ssS1s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
LOSES TEETH IN THRILLS
Two Ayintors Try to Get Chicago Peo-
pic to Buy Bonds In Unique
Manner.

CHICAGO. .tober ls.--..As the climax
OF hair-raising airpianc stunts with
which they hoped TO startle Chicago
into renewed bond buying, Lieutenant
Eilery, OF BROOKLYN, and Lieutenant.
Grove. of Chicago. crashed 500 feet
to earth to-day in Grant Park. lGllery's
were knocked out. Grove escaped With
bruises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
Make No More Gnsolinc stoves.
fBy Associated Press.

W ASFIINCiT CiTON, October lS.-The
War Industries Board to-day advised
the discontinuancc OF the manufacture
urged that material for their produc-
tion should he used in making gas
heating and cooking devices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19

aH n abcauy
n
mtd OF
Iar
o hrappara con homben
Germans hhe ebeuran
Germs g. J, !
wMr it in nnsalm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
BEGIN ATTACKS ON SENATORS
Hinge Sign Displayed ny SunrnEIsts
That wadswortt Bettcr Fight
With Arniy Than With Women.

WASHINGTON. October Ex-senator
Wadsworth. of New York, was singled
oui az O special object Of attack to-
day BY the National Woman's Party
because Of his antisuffrage attitude. *
large banner bearing the inscription,
Senator Wadsworth could serve his
country better by lighting with his
on" was displayed across the stems
Of the Senate Office Buildings from
to this afternoon. Similar attacks
against the other thirty-four Senators
who voted against the suffrage amend
ment is to. be made between now and
the adjournment, the sufrragists an
.nounce, * SyS y. 4 3 s5g nc, \ n. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
LOAN CAMPA|GNERS
S25,0OO,0OO
Richmond Workers, With Record
Established. Going Strong
for New Goal.
DISTRICT REPORTS BETTER
Indications Are That West vir-
ginia Will Be Only De-
linquent State.

Having established the record of be-
ing the first Federal reserve city in
the country to attain it's fourth Liberty
loan quota, Richmond is driving for
ward for heavy oversubscrlption, and
when figures were compiled last night
Nirginia's capital had }3,s3s,7OO In cx-
cess OF Its allotment. Reports showed
subscriptions amounting to $2,o5e,95o
lor yesterday making a grand total
OF s23,677,ooo. Indications are that
Richmond will subscribe at least s25,-
100000 TO tho loan.
1t is believed that the Fifth Federal
icserve District will oversubscribe it's
Quota by at least seo,00o.000. although
ShiGiai s, hgures given out last night
sho"e s subscriptions amounting to
bGt sls3.0fs.3o0. Indications are that
when complete returns are received a
,otal OF S300,00o,oo0 will have beer
attained.
Virginia last night reported s5o.s5s.
200 although headquarters believed
that in actual subscriptions the quota
OF &s3,o0o,oo0 had been passed. belaV v
In reports from banks made il inn
possible to give out the accurate sub
Scriptions. only one State in the Fifth
District. West Virginia, may fail to at
tain It's quota, judging from the reports
received thus far BY the central COM
mittee.
DISTRICT GAIN GREATEST
SINCE CAMPAIGN BEGAN
Yesterdays report from the district
showed gain OF S26,707,000 over the
preceding day. the biggest increase OF
any day thus far. official figures for
the district are as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19
Baron nurtnn Rc.iens.

EASEL, SWITZERLAND. October is.
Baron Burian. the Austrian Premier,
has resigned, according to Vienna news
paperS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19

!: -.i.:;:sssyrSlect other things II you must. but
do not fall to have n Want Ad In the
Sunda - Tinesc Dis pn tch. The fyyantl
.Adsd IN thiS paper pr rcducet result ltss pyeryI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19

X was announced last night by the
~ h..cnnond !,1 committee that to-day would
peal was issued TO every Richmonder er
10 approach the first person seen this
inorning n,r with the request 10 buy one
extra bond. at the same time the COM
Inittee requested every citizen TO- talk
nothing but, liberty bonds to-day and
night. '"' 'a1pa'sh ~ Z To-
Arrangements were completed last
sstgsr ssysn TST Ptn.s big big vaudeville show ar
all professionals, have been obtained,
and Will give a singing and danciIl, act
at tne Foundation Company from . To
clocK, and also at the properties
OF the United States Housing tornora :
tion ut Seven Pines.
PLAN BIG DEMONSTRATION
AT SEVEN PINES TODAY
have been secured for the occasion
stage has been erected on another
given at Seven Pines. The entertain
OF Henry sehwarzsshild, with the Co.
after the Seven Pines demonst1ation
the organization Will be brought back
10 Richmond for short time. 1t is
on Broad Street about 1850 O'Clock.
The speakers at the Foundation Com
pany. which will give it's employees two
a
tion. will be Norman II. Johnson, Al
yiP NJ. Smith and Henry Schwn rzschild.
The The same demonstration will be given
Tor Tor empioyees Of th'. Housing Corpora
to attend the loan rallies
The Camp Lee band will arrive in
Richmond early this morning and will
before going TO Seven Pines There
also will be parade tonight COM
meneing psIni at 7:so o'clock from Firs, and
Broad Streets to the City Hall and ba OK
20 Sixth and Broad Streets. in which
there will be n float and Liberty bond
pooth Poe n. M mounted 1nte on on motor truck, and
School detachment at the State Fair
Grounds
TO STAGE ENTERTAINsIEST
AT SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS
After the conclusion of tho parade
Broad Streets. as long as there is any
one who will buy bond. Flrecrackers
and torches VII be used in, the demon.
music and singin. by Marcus Heiierl
man: a SQUAD of soldiers will fire a
salute every time $4,000 worth of
demonstration will be staged by A. j.
Crafts. working in corporation with
the Richmond committee.
schild and Norman II. Johnson Mr..
Schwarzschild will also stage special
Hotel Tonight.
a healthy, generous rivalry has been
stimulated through Richmond's going
over the top AS soon as the news
vas received that Richmond had en-
Gecded it's quota. Governor Scay. OF the
Federal reserve bank. sent the follow
iEE telegram TO every State chairman
In the district: "Richmond city, with
quota OF s20.ooo.00o. is wcIl over top
and still so!ng. Challenges every other
nf 70 ftI . L, n -A-t.
You roing i m ~ St do ahout ,,s'h's its. "hat arc
In reply, Chairman Goidsborough, OF
Maryland. wired: Baltimore city ac-
ceptS the challenge Of her sister city OF
the South, Richmond: and when the bell
strikes the hour of midnight Saturday
IL will be seen, after friendly rivalry
and I'm good spirit. which OF MS has pen
Continued on Last Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-19

nURyNG CONvALEscENCE FROM
INFLDEEZA and pnenmonta take Inn
.VcriaE iGranun1 Food - Nourisfi.Sg.
4l5trenE theniifgt q 1oiicious, with no
saIakt4h s.sweetSiHsss GfS Al trp G Etst--.