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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
BRAVE MANY DANGERS
TO OBTAIN PHOTOGRAPHS
Lone Destroyer Travels Far Ahead of
Grand Fleet to Get Pictures
az GcrnnnS

LONDON. December 2S.-While the
Irish neHt was drawn up in miles
!ohg parallel lines with guns ready
70 swing into position and range
nnders fixed. awaiting tho surreneier
OF me main units of the German fleet
zone destroyer. armed with cam
craS ana movie-machines steamed IA r
ahcad OF the grand feet carrying pho
toSraphers who thought more Of get
iing pictures than any possible danger
in store. use 60
The destroyer. the Seymour. slid on,
OF iosyih long before dawn and at
,:+o y. ". was ninety miles AT sen.
mere catching the first glimpse OF the
German warships
nholographer, but the hing ss'd to 0 dc
was TO get the pictures We had
visions OF broadSide from about i M
E shie Our skipper put the speed to
thirtN-three knots and we tore throurS
the sltcr TO the Gcrp ans and then
made II complete round or the fleet.
When ii got light we were so near
tho German ships the sailors could
see us plainly and some OF them imi-
iAtea the movie machine opera tors.
turning imaginary wheels
Wo FUSED around that German
gooGS before any one else.
Wnen we had done with the Ger
man fleet. the Cardiff came along and
TOOK charge OF the show"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
ALLEGED BUNCO MAN
is DETECTED BY GIRL
Locates Man on Pacific Who She
Charges Swindled Her boss
Out of Sf.0nN.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 2S.-ln
"Brimm's Fairy Tales" YOU may read
about the little old gray whisll cred
man who lived in "a cave with n ma
chine. He turned u crank and turned
out salt for the sea and clouds for
the sky.
I've rcau that. and it's wonder
ful yarn and an insDiratiOn' said
Chritian franof, alias Eulconsky now
locked up in the city prison as IL
punco man.
. Mile Faulkner. pretty twenty
year-olu girl who runs a shooting
gallery at 1853 Market street never
has read fairy stories. But she is an
expert pistol shot. and her eyes also
shoot straight TO the mark. She never
forGets face.
She saw Yramon, on the street the
other day. She called Policeman John
+; Quinian and said: Tina; man swim
died Jim Andrews, my boss. .out OF
$4,000 through his money making ma
his arrest. and Christmas is coming
soon.
Quinlap arrested YranoT. At the
city prison they searched him
Wrapped around each leg they found
$4,000 in currency. They found AN
other $1,000 in each cuff of his shirt
lie had more than $1,000 in diamonds
on his person
According to the police. Yranon
made beautiful ebony boxes with
craniS and wheels In them lie and
others. the police allcGe. persuaded
their victims that ting machines would
turn out splendid $40 bills. One OF the
machines was found i'll YranoT's room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
DESTROYER TORPEDOEs
BURNING SHIP IN PORT
Naval fIarbor Filled With Craft, In.
Guiding Monitors and Other
Vessels.
y TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION
Armed Troops Rushed to Dover rs
Drive Back Curious Crowd Bent
on Getting Near to the Scene Of
Danger.
TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION

LONDON. December 2S.---rhe veil OF
censorship has just been lifted on the
story OF i disastrous. mysterious fire
which snufrcd out fifty lives. destroyed
the British monitor Citation and threat
enod for a time to lay waste the Ell
tire British port town of Dover.
II was shortly before the last big
advance in Belgium. The naval har.
Dor was full of vessels including four
monitors. which were to take part i'm
the operations off the belgian Coast
III co operation with the land offensive
The tremendous explosion shook
town. Thousands n6cked to the sea-
SIDE: Armed troops herded them ba ok
Al intervals loud explosions occurred
anu tuSboats and pinnaces were busy
around the vessel takin. off injured
The fire increased in intensity. flames
le'tping sixty feet. 1t was feared tho
nre would reach tho Cations magazine.
ana II this had happened disaster would
nave bef"lleu the town.
The presence OF other craft with ex-
pi"5NcS aboard, increased tho DANCE
Whiic In the vicinity was londe0
munitions snip waiting to sail for
Nice-Admiral Keycs himself wont
nDoard the Citation and ordered the air
ruid siren 10 be blown to clear tho
streets. destroyer fired three tor
pedocs into the Citation and She san,,
III cloud of smoke. Some of Tho
crew were trapped below. it Is believcu
ana went down with their shin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
ACTING MUST BE VITAL
TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS
Stage No Place for Any on. w,. u.-
any Doubts or III.
Ability,

NEW YORK. Decembc, os
oecome an actor? Or an ..,ras ~
ra curse, sam Forrest. enracjnp IL
dncar l1 10Y Cohan Harris. and prn-
rr;ai :. ol Three Faces East" .On
can c., 49, says YOU should If Won
i. IS acting vital TO your hi'nnin ,el's :;
~, 70 you feel that you have il, yon
s.ie ma Nlns OF Il great ar;istp
,it' ;Nre you prepared to deyo,c vour
ne TO the theater? sour
~, nc or she VINO hesitates. Eliminates
o.cordi locates an easy answer is lost,
aceornins 10 Forrest. such 8. sio".
me great t,ediocrity'' which now
as me theater TO confusion.
- is -SStimated by Forrest ,hrr ,,oro
49,, "aS in New York City 5000 mora
-, - alld actresses than can hone
IN * Eenents, even If these piping
.!oh, Ana the roll call Of The sin,re-
4 day. ' ''oii"i names
overwhelmed by mum bcrs whom %
ms p.dn, argues Forrest how can
Il - .i.i'ihser detect budding Booth or
Ga marc He must submit TO the
G ~ lm.c o. the survival OF the fttes,
,,inn, nlnseif believes that genius
Satci.t. =, en- aptitude for the strgc viii
suPernuous ones who take up acting
- Il PHEASANT profitable pursuit ,yo,,I,,
IeaEe me field clear for those ~"
oeiohs TO the thcater. recogni-
''on would come sooner, he asserts
20 'mn nose who are on the stage and
over me Forrest QUESTIONABLE. If
you arc in doub,-"thc stage is no
place for you" advises man whnso
ousiHes" is engaging actors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
SURVIVOR OF BRITISH
FIRST HEROES HOME
Corporal Garforth, of Fifteenth
Kings Hussars, Returns From
Captivity OF -Four Years.
THRICE RECOMMENDED
On One Occasion During the Adj
vance TO the Marine Horse Was
Shot, Throwing Sergeant Into
Open Amid Gunfirc.

LONDON. December :}.--sald TO be
the sole survivor OF The first batch o:
Y. G. heroes OF the great war Corporal
Charles l.. Garforth. Fifteenth King S
Hussars. reached here yesterday after
four years captivity in Germany.
One of the old Contemptibles." he
was thrice recommended for the V.
&. before early i'm October. 1914 lie
was captured on October IL. and will
be one of the last men in the cam
On August %, at llarmiguics. and
on september q and September :. de-
spite heavy fire. he cut barbcd wire.
which was barring the progress Of his
squadron.
ON September G." he said ycs;cr-
day, when we faced about and began
the advance 10 the Marine, one OF our
him. and he lay IN the open.
With my rifle was able to hold
a German machinc-gun team in cheek
while the sergeant escaped. Next day
WAS again recommended for the V
Z. for CARRYING on; OF action under
heavy IRE. wounded man. But 1t
was not until December IL, when /
the V. g. had been awarded me
Captain Bra dshaw and fourteen OF
us were on special reconnaissance on
the Aisne and La Bassec Canal when
We were surrounded. We fought for
three hours until all our ammunition
were killed, and the rest Of us were
captured.
liccauSc. like most noncommissioncd
oficers. ] refused 10 work. was pun
ished continuously while in Germany
We We're marched at 10 steps to the
hours day, and our only food was
soup and dry bread"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
YOUTH HAS CLOSE CALL
FROM DESPERATE LIFE
Takes sum From Fathers Money TIL,
But Dad Wires Police Chief md
End In Sudden.

MIDDLENILLE. ILL. December Is
The fast mail usually pa sSes Middleyillo
on the fly. Abou; all it leaves behind
smell of smoke and Il whirl of dust
Once in blue moon some importa Mt
parsonage beRs "a written order and the
mnil stops. When il does folks for,
wilea around have something to talk
about
Recently the fast mail let out n
screech and slowed down 10 n full s:op.
The toba eco chewing brigade aroun
the station stove craned their necks
They had the SURPRISE Of n lifetime
III" arrival was Harold Pike son of
NrteWns Pike. the we'll known village
ciockmaker. He had been to Chicago
and had been arrested. he said
"Middlevilic's lights were dim. boys. q,
he announced. ard The girls didn't
have no ginger. so took u hundred ont
OF pas till and went to tn. big town
for I" soc the sights. -
Just then Artemus clapred Harold by
~" shoulder. took ho,d Of an ear and
said:
so yer back. he ycc wal no,,.
YOU We had yer inP and spent mv
"'"ney. ;nabc you'll go to work i'm the
BANK or the general store. Thought We
WIS smart didn't We: Didn't reckon
I'd wire the police CHIEF IN Chicago
and hey We sent home. Wal. here vc
be. and here yell stay"
Mud last sunday Harold passed tba
n'rf" in SUNDAY SCHOOL as usual
~ a great life" he remarked s,po
". IF YOU don't weaken. I'm glad I'm
back core darn near being n .des
prit criminal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Whirl Of Gaye,, Is Succeeding
Depression of War in London


of thr FOOD controller. hut there are
na coupons on chunpaSnc, though
there is shortage and advcrtise-
hcntS In the papers refer to the
sudden great demand.
the many social events have
stimulated revival OF business
among the luxury gown merchants
of the West End. md the stocks of
the dealers I'm dninty footwear hive
been swept almost bare.
Pence has Brought n rush Of
orders which have overwhelmed the
tailors, despite prevailing high
prices. Men who have worn Khaki
FOR three or four year. find their
evening clothes too small ind are
demanding dress suits Mt nm In
stnnts notice.
At the thcRtcrs "boiIcd Nshirts"
have rcnppcnrcd suddenly to such
'n extent TINT II In no longer nos
Sibic to feel mt home In the sfnII.
In daytime mufti. The siIk INIT iy
again on the scene, mud to some ex-
tent will GUST the comfortable noft
fcit from the vogue IL has attained
under war conditions.
The holiday rush is great. md
daily downtown streets md stores
hrc Jnmmrd with shoppers. Hotels
nnd restaurants urc engaged iD
drawing up attractive New Ycnr
celebration programs.
one OF the events TO which Lon
don is most eagerly looking for
ward liz the Pence Unll, organized
ny the stage for the benefit OF
britfs!i blinded soldiers, to he held
ut Albert Hall on New Ycnr's Eve,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
CLAIMS THAT MRS. WILSON
Is OF POCAHONTAS KIN
Chicago Woman Claims She Has
Records Necessary To Substnntinte
Her Contention.

CHICAGO. December 2S.-Documen,s
and relics in the possession OF George
". Boiling, OF Chicago. proving Mrs
Woodrow Wilson a descendant OF po-
cahonias. are OF peculiar interest now
hat history is repeating itself throug n
tGalD Wilson, The great great great
great -Sranddaugh;er OF the American
Indian princess. who was given a SINH
lar reception there in 1916
Mr. Boiling, who is Mrs Wilson,
cous N. has 4 record OF the genealogy
Of the boiling family, showing Mrs.
w iison descent from Robert Boil
ing, me hrst or his name TO settle in
.Amcr,Sa. who married Jane Rolfc.
dau hter OF Thomas Rolfe. the son of
focahontas and John Rolfe
while In England, Mrs. Wilson may
visit the tomb OF Robert Boiling Icsu
ancestor Of the Boiling who married
Jane Rolfe. at Boiling Hall, near Brad
ford. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
uy WILLIAM ,. BUTLER.

LONDON, December cS.-WhirItn:
In Enycty, London Is awakening
inter four years OF war nightIunrc.
where only month ago Il few
strnESlcrs CROPPED their way through
dImiy lighted streets, great crowds
OF jewellers now pnck the Brilliant
Tiny white ways" OF London.
There IN Resumption OF enter
tninmcnt, winning, iiniEr and dane
Ing on n great scale. The King and
queen have set royal sanction ON
the scarci for the nnodynr of light
hearted laughter In chOOsinp .'rhc
Hing Boys on nrOndwny." "rhc
Lilnc Domino" .'fhc Mnid of the
Mountains" nnd '.rhc hoy" as the
shows which they have seen since
the nrmiSticc was signed.
There TX little or no prospect so
far of my earlier date tann mid
january for the holding, Of the first
post-war court, but society has not
waited for this particular lead To
begin activities.
Guntcr's agency announced that
dancing Inns been spontaneously re-
Nivcu all through Mayfair and ItcI-
ErnNin. 1--WE are getting ORDERS"
said the manager. "fOr dances for
from forty to 100 guests in priyatc
houses mud hundreds for public
functiops."
The restaurants continue to he
crowded at dinner t..uc every eve
ming, and arc bU0kcd up for mnny
weeks in advance. Public dinners
still continue Ia feel the repression
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
MONKEYS ANTICS
Animal Disturbs Man In Room of
FafrmOnt Hotel In San
EranCiScO.

SAN FRANCISCO. December oS.
Down OH the waterfront the other day
Oscar Lipman. a jewel broker, traded
watch TO sailor for n cunning little
monkey. Lipman took the pet home to
his apartment on Powell Street. Then
the trouble began
The monkey escaped. The agile crea-
ture appeared, lcering, in the room of
guest at the Fairmont Hotel. The
man was trying TO shave after \
strenuous night before
Calls for help brought out the fire
department: AS the iremen clambereI
climbed down from the window sill and
was next discovered swinging into an
artists studio near the hotel. where
1t joined group OF surprised 30
hemians around hearth fire. Lipma n
rcga ncd his pet through an advertise.
ment. - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
KAISER TO SURRENDER
~ U. s. TO SAVE SKIN
Chicngo Judge Declares That IL He
ma ;" There Would he No
Chance of Punishment

CHICAGO. December 2S.--It is no;
beyond reasonable doubt that the
former Kaiser Of Germany will sur
fenuer 10 ne american Army.
Judge William y. Gemmill is author
~ FOR this. He thinks the former
ha,ser Is going to emulate Napoleon
VII be more lenient TO him than any
said the Judge. I'VE could not banish
him, no" could we prosecute him in
tins country for murd": Under orr
military regulations he could not he
tried by urt.martial. Nor could we.
under eXtradition treaties. deliver him
INTO The custody of any OF the nations
Win which we are associated
Napoleon surrendered to the British
me former Kaiser is likely TO adopt
2 similar course. only in this case the
friendly than England"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
TO CARE FOR SOLDIERS
England Makes Important Plan. Il
Provide for Men Returning From
tho Front.

LONDON. December 2S..-While mans
are complete for quick dcmobiliza-
ton OF the British wartime navy as
soon az all the naval terms OF the
armtsticc arc carried out and mines arc
swept from the seas. there will re-
main Z pan ana organization for futurs
mobilization. IL Is officially announced
Insofar as possible. sailors win be
diverted TO the mercantile marine. Re-
co con; OF the fishing industry
VIII be the next aim, The navy in
Guiding personnel and reserves will
be put on u peace time footing The
navy gwiIl aid In PREPARATION OF prisoners
of war.
Each man discharged will; receive an
allowance Tor = purchase OF civilian
clothes with an unemployment poiicv
Soon Tor twenty weeks to cover pos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
CANDY STILL ADHERES
TO Wartime PRICES
"Wnr Has TnuGht liz Ono Great Les
son." Says ilcnd of Factory
Making Sweets.

CHICAGO. December 2S.-Girl. here's
had news. sad news. real tough news
candy isn't going 10 he cheaper at
all mot If the candy statesmen can
hcip H. Go back TO pcace-;imc prices ?
No, on your molasscs kisses! They've
discovered candy is a necessity. There
fore
The Western Confectionery Sales
men association met here recently
ana y. u. ToWie. vice president
spilled the fudge by saying:
The war has taught us one great
lesson Candy is Il necessity ana no
one is going without ii. Every ,r.
Ganization interested in soldiers has
continually seen that they are supplied
with candy The government has rec
oEni%ed the need. Despite prices. 300
pie have bought candy. Tho ic..S
we have learned is that II is unnec
ossary to cut prices to sell candy. We
Will not so back to rrewar prices"
So. there YOU are. girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
FURTHER EVIDENCE
OF HUN BRUTALITY
British Prisoners Were Forced
to Work in Coal and
Salt Mines.
LETTER SHOWS TREATMENT
Many Are Forced to Go for
" Days Without Supply
Of Food.

LONDON. December es.-.Jus,ice
ioungers committee on the employ
inent of British prisoners in German
coal aud salt mines discloscs more in
stances of Boche brutality in its re-
port just issued
The committee says that as late as
october last the terrible conditions
under which our soldiers were forced
10 Work had not improved. although
repeatedly denounced, and the only in
terence is that Berlin deliberately APP
proves"
sait nine near Iiamein on Ma: 10. 1917,
said:
We have had practically nothing to
eat since we left Hameln We
have lost all ambition through la c,; OF
rood. DO try and get us back. if onIv
TO clink. Two of our numbers have
gone ,, to hospital with broken arms and
heads and bruises. The result, of a fog
ginE the! got at the last place.
Saturday last fell in {, faint. un-
able to work any longer. and the ma n
IN charge Ga civilian) kicked and beat
me back to my senses and kent me
down in the mine for sixteen hours
n nd,,,r, al my gang had gone up. If you
an look like dead men. they are all
worked to DEATH ~
Yet the British authorities never
o""N repilsais for 'he manner in which
did " 'e"c'i
\ private in the ROYAL West Kents
n ,ii. typica! Incident which tonk
place in January. 1917, at a salt min,
near Sarstedt 10 which prisoners NJ
iianein were sent. He saws:
THIRTEEN REFUSE ORDER
TO GO DOWN INTO MINI:
n" thirteen PRISONERS refused to 20
u"Wh IN the mine the first unv a..
order Of Blumer Ga German n,.;,..,,
gwen IN the presence Of the co,nm,nL
vi the Scntrics started kno, kim ~.
a i the body with their fists ana
..,, nmey drove US to an underground
o"i,ar ana Kept US there for three DAYS.
Ina eyerE morning they came and
shocked us about. Tn. floor of ,hc
cellar was du,mp. and ,hnrr ,,. 'na
hSn ana no air, and we had to sIcen
on me damp floor. They gave MS n,eh
every day. c "a'ef
On the fourth day we we're lined mn
a.. r n,ihc yard and asked whether
III. VII" 'I.i1 go down. We refused. Then
rs, rs with their rifles. and about twcni,.r
Nv" tiF!iian workmcn chased ms ~,
~, "ere tiivcn to the shaft more dad
ii,c men We We're pushed into
'"c cage and sent down
Stntries stood over us ma t,;,,
No, M. we worked. and said We, shonIJ
- SO up IN the work was done W.
were taken down about 40 or We
ana brought UP 10 the surTac "a. NJ:
~ ~. ana had no food all thar i'm ;,
s;ri,ae COMMITTEES says: 1T is inmns
n,,ida Feao the markablc bodv NJ
the "s snir,, WITHOUT being Impressed bv
small handfuls of British nri. oncse
nos preserved throughout their smfrera
sHSs. IL is spirit which has hec, ne, or
a"ed ~, misunderstood ana misman-
ne German system has hoo, .
,,i orce discipline first by abusa M 80
vinianca ina, mas failed. by unrestr,innd
from the Very start nnS opposition
r ,@ sietn'hs the mems determination ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
WAR DEVELOPS AIRPLANEs
REMARKABLY" Achievement nf Ono y,,,
liz Known nv the
I'D. 81. g."

LONDON. December 2S-The war ;,
tho mir. in which Britain startnd ca
nooriN cnuipncd, but come ont on ton
neEcinoed some remarkable airpI, nos
intending the % ". A." a Handlnv-
inGc pom ping machine that ran climb
10000 feet in min" minutes ana CO..,
ton OF bombs. One If Britain's frbt-
ing scouts is The Sopwith Dolnhin
which travels 17S miles IN how ut in
wv icet. climbing to that height I'm
eight and onc-urartc- minutes II io,dn
a. upward Of fftv-fvc miles an hour
IN" chief Reconnaissance machine WIS
d"vc,opcd toward tho, end nr 1916. The
*. r.. g. which has n twelve cvIinder
engine ond at 10000 font makns nino,v
two miles M hour. The machine vii,
climb 10000 feet in eleven minutes. Air.
planes averaged about fifty To sixty.
'Giles an hour in 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Royal Palace Placed
Under Coal Regulations

LONDON. December 2S.- Once
upon time tho four corners of tho
globe were searched fpr iuxuriex
Tor the monarch OF mn empire
To-day iOOd-Snvfng pledge
hnnEs In the White House window,
md ttc CRATES OF Buck inShnm Pal,
nee hnve been brickcd UP.
by order Of the King ilrcS I'm tho
pnihccs were not lighted until Intc
In the fall. And now many OF them
nave been blue penciIcd by royal
order.
Corridor lights have been xtrIn-
gently curtnf1cd, lighting and hcnt
throughout cut down, md even the
inundry lists revised so that there
VIII be less consumption OF coal for
the royal "wnshinE" than ever be-
fore.
The conl controller had made a
rigid estimate md allowance for the
r0ynl palaces. Before his regula-
ton WINS delivered the King hnd
beaten his schedule and Will burn
but threc-1uurters OF his allow
uncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
SHOW PRIDE IN SEEKING
RELEASE OF SOLDIERS
Employers. Swcethearts nnd wixe.
BcsicEc Daily ApDIicntiOn ONCE
In England.

LONDON. December 2S-Thousands
OF employers. sWectheartS. wives and
mothers are besieeing daily the ami
cation office in Whitehall for the early
release OF their men from the army.
come ION. behalf Of my prospective
fnthcr; in-law." and girls who want
Tom nome 10 help mother. a widow"
Often Tommy" comes himself
Many wives ask for their husbands
back to look after little businesses.
The majority are employers and
their pride in the achievements OF their
men In the army is apparent. One man
gave list of the fronts on which his
employee had fought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29

YNkTMh. WASH, Doccmbcr oS.--
When the Yakima Medical Society
asked tho police 10 destroy twenty
tSur quarts Of whisky. seized In raid,
pr. G. Lynch, who made tho plea. sai
the whisky was needed at the city In
hucnza hospital Mayor Sweet said
such procedure would be Illegal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
BROTHER SEEKS BROTHER
California Sister Receives Mnu uisc,,.
ing Both Arc in the same
Hospital

san PEDRO. CAL, December Is
Miss Rose Ardiaz has two brothers in
GRANGE. Recently both were wounded
Each Wroic hcr aShilr news of m,
others whereabouts. COMPARING III,
address. she found they were in Inc
same hospital. She immediately cabirI
INC information and il eagerly await.
ing the letters which Will dcscrib,
thGir meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
NAVAL HOSPITAL RETURNS
american Nurses Were Immensely
fop"ihr with the People OF
Queenstown.

QCEENSTOWN. December oS.-Tbc
american naval hospital base. II is re-.
ported VIII soon pack up and start
Queenstown hears the news sorrow
luliE' Tor the American nurses have
neeh very popular and special efforts
here pleasant "'' soy
The hospital itself viii be carried
oy Briiish authorities and will care
left here. ""''' as arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
SHE DIVORCED HIM
sun Francisco Women Rc,,tcx Tai. n,
horro"s to 0ht:in Separation
Degree.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dcc.mhsr 20
John Fabbanani is the champion cruel
husband OF San Francisco," according
10 Judge Morgan. who gave Mrs. Fab
been guilty OF tho following acts:
Tried to burn off her hair: chased
her IN and out Of tho house with a
razor bInckened her eyes, times With
get her out OF Il room into which she