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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
BERLIN'S STATEMENT.

Berlin. Dec. 2, ASSOCIATED Press.)
Three million German troops n
million horses and great quantities of
baggage withdrawing toward the
River Rhine from Belgium and
northern France, are conducting the
movement in an, orderly manner, &C
cordins to a special telegram from
Dusseldorf Rhenish Prussia. The
troops are carrying their own provi-
sions.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

DR. Dumba- former Austro- Hun
garian ambassador to the United
States says: Tin her deep sorrow,
Austria can only appeal to the high
sense of equity Of President Wilson"
This from the man who was Kicked
out of the United States:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

With the abdication of the Kaiser,
the partnership heretofore existing
between Me & Gott" can now be
considered formally dissolved.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
FACTS AND F,ANCIE4S.

And if we only will look at it that
way Il condemnation of polygamy
coming from the late Joseph Smith
is worth great deal more than the
same sentiment from common
mono gamfst Kansas City Star.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

Is King George beating him to it
by getting to Paris ahead OF Mr.. Will
son. or are the minor personages of
the great drama being given their
look in ahead of the main show p
Manchester Union.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

Mr.. McAdoo resigned just in time
to relinquish credit for staying home
and doing all the drudgery while
nearly everybody else was over in
is.-:W&shin gton Star.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

If Il few government officials will
kindly remain on this side OF the At
iantic to look after routine business
while the president is away, the pub
lie may OF may not be GRATEFUL
Washington Post.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

England To BE Fit To Live In."
Headline When was England not
fit to live in ?-Phila delphia Public
Ledger.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

Sing out, sing out.
A joyful shout,
Ye lovers of the sea,
The "kaiSer'' and the t'kaiserin",
The "koenig' and the "Prinz',
The notentates Of piracy,
Are coming to surrender,
And the ocean shall be free.
They never dared the final fate Of
battle on the blue:
Their sea-wolves murdered merchant
man and Knocked the drowning
crew.
They stained the wave with martyr
blood, but-w'c sent our trans-
ports through.
What flags arc these that d'1mby
droOp from the gait O. the main
mast tall?
The black of the kaiser's iron cross,
the red of the Empires fall?
Come down. come down, ye pirate
hags---yea. strike your colors
The Union Jack and the Tricolor and
the Starry Flag O. the West
Shall guard the fruit Of Freedom s
war and the victory contest
The flags Of the brave and just and
free shall rule on the oceans
breast.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
MOMENTS "MUNSING'
AT OUR GLOVE DEPT

Womens Black Fleece
Cashmere Gloves. Special r
For Tuesday .... Pair q.
Children's Heavy Knit Wool
tens, Black, Heather and Oxford
Black, Heather and Oxford
Value soc. Special 4
for Tuesday ...... Pair y
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

THE war to end war" seems to be
overlooked by intern ational lawyers
standing out for the clause that will
confno submarine attacks TO war
ships in future. Or are these to be
lust friendly wars?-Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
Sing out, sing o-ut,

Sing out sing out,
A mighty shout,
Ye lovers of the sea.
The "Kaiscr'' and the 'Kaiserin"
The "T<oenig' and the "Prinz'.
The roUbcr lords Of death and sin,
Have come to their surrender,
And the ocean shall be free!
van Dyke, L. S. n, in New
York Times. The Adnirals
House. Boston, November 10,
1918
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
tHE. SURRENDER OF THE
GERMAN FLEET.

ship after ship, and every one with a
igh-resounding name
From the roDber-nest of Hcligoland
the German war-fleet came;
Not victory or death they sought, but
a rendezvous Of shame
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

Herr Ebert seems to think it is all
over except the shouting.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

like to know what it did show
Springfield U1iiOn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

News dispatches state ti1atthe Ger
man soldiers before quitting BeIgf-
UNI sold back to the Belgians some
Of the goods they stole from them.
if that didn't show kind spirit we'd
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

E1x-Pres. Taft tFox's theater, Dec. s.
-adVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

FIX Pres. Taft, Fox's theater, Dec. 6
-adVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
WARM MEMS GLOVE

Fleece Lined Jerseys and Astral
back. Jerseys in black and k
Value S9c. "a
Special ....... Pair ~ 9
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

EXPIRES. Taft, Fox's theater, Dec. 1s,
-adVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

This is Special for Tuesday. having
regularly sold for 9Sc and will again 4
w edneSday. -r-a-f n
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02
WOMEN,S UNION Suits

Light weights. sleeves, styles
tight knee or lace trimmed. Sizes SO
to A Value Use
s99c
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-02

WOMFN'S FLEECE LINED HOSE
Black, regular 39c grade. Special
For Tuesday .-, . Pair n @
y T5c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
BUSINESS MEN WILL MEET
WITH CITY BANKERS TO-DAY
Gathering In Behalf OF Liberty Ionr
to Bc Conducted at O'Clock
This Afternoon.

Many business men have been invited
70 attend the conference with bankers
at O'clock this afternoon At the Bust
ness Mems club, when plans viii be
discussed 10 further the Liberty loan
drive in Richmond Many OF the men
invited by the Richmond committed
tio7ls to the fourth loan. but Their pres
encc is desired at the meeting in order
10 gain their ideas for tho furtherancc
OF the movement Those invited TO the
conference ar" as follows:
rh M4win n nc' ,s,,, Charles Stratus, Il $;
:l,cyhs Msrriwcthsr Zones. Irwin wstS HHGs.
taoSs G 3SSs 2 M Ms si4aa Il cIs.A a
p,anE. .. g Gregory Company: L.. W. Grirs.
\ r. Griffith; n Gwathmoy Company, j. Z,
psyid il, ueS. Ed~in l., iiobscn w. .; ''i s.
lucky Tobacco Products Cc,nranS' Mrs il:
q kidd. = n. Kline. W. =, l:uSht !, T.,
ION, II W MERCHANT, Janus A. Moncurc.
S Ts9To G;E,mDaT% n Hughes iindsay, pr.
J.. Neal y Co. $. s No.thinrton. u. II.
SSi! SHn>s l. 3Sssss "W Sell y
g fs :en rts Eurp pt Gompany James ines
Gcmesn% ,sober, ETSn,is. W'' i. r1i" "e
r \ rnckr;t. William y. Reed John
The Times Dispatch publishing. Company.
Elisha rurpIn Major W r. tpshur, Dr.
land wak%r ts slns v"s ars ssm Gny
Th%ma; $ whcclwriEht William II. White
~ " iiialnS T.. NanlolNh " llitatfls. JoNn
l.. Williams Il Sons. r 4. Williams. J-.. y.
Knox Wilson. WinGo Elicit & Cruinp Shoe
Company. I. w. Wood. Henry w. Wood.
Wood 4 Son Il, Ii Wright Adams Grain
Wiitiam Reurer, Clyde " Saunders. Charles
ShulinEs, Charles =. Sheppard. Simpson.
Pass X 60; Y Albert Smith; Charles Straus.
J.; Chencry. Cobb Manufacturing Company.
Iiarsnce Cosby. James II crcnshaw. John
9. Creighton, y. l.. Christian & Co. !. 4.
Dart. David l.. creed \. Il. Donnan. Jr..
EsEle Paper Corrany. Il. ID. Brlnser. l. J..
GheatwoSd, + " Carter. c. NJ. Sclph,
Rawlings, !. S;dn< rcierS. L, ". Elicit.
kiytS flcniuc. Union Abhatoir Compsn ny.
tnion PAPER Stock Coinpany, southern Food
CORPORA ton. Il. NJ Smith & Co. Saunders.
Brothers COMPANY ". L. Crcnshaw Il Co.
Crump x wcs; Coal Company. !. Ma, Davis.
shelton w. Davis. y g. Dan & Co. +. II.
EN'nE'on. f. W. EySns $ Co. Evans &
Sharp. Export Leaf Tobacco Company. John
iSoesc * Son*W. II. tcy. Il. {. wherry. w.
= Word. Young G.igcr Company. IT, w
Goodwin. !. 4 GraSbcrE"r. u. ]. Gregory
Winnirer eomrany. '. ". Hancock X IL
FlouCnoy. Hamilton Fleming. ". r. Muir
ghy: ATaEon, Coffee Company. y. W. Baker
j; T. Nuchols Barney Bowman. !. r. Brad
shaw. Or. Il. Bridrefor;h. Interstate Com.
Il. Freeman & Son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
NORFOLK CAP|TAL TRAINS
PROMISED BY OCTOBER 20
Chairman Garnctt, OF State Corpora
ton Commission, Successful in
Effort for Better Service.
80 CHANGE HERE TO NORFOLK
Arrives From Washington at 3:2O q.
NJ, and Leaves for Hampton Roads
on Regular 4 O'Clock G. Il y.
Schcdule-Scvcu-Ho Trip.

Through trains on both the Chesa-
pcakc aud Ohio Railway and the Nor
folk and Western from Washington
To Newport News aud Norfolk have
been secured according to IL letter
to that effect received Yesterday by G.
Is. Garnctt, chairman OF the State Cor
poration Commit ion. who has been un-
firing III efforts to get this service
for some months.
The letter is from y. IT. Maher. reg
ional director OF the Norfolk and Nest
Il meeting here October ) by MIR.
SpanEler. transportation assistant.
Tentative schedules have been made
out. and the service viii be available
not later than October 20. ON and
after this date. according to tho let =
ter trons Mr.. Ataher TO Commissioner
Garnett. this through service will be
maintained.
The c"ngcstcd trains between Wash
ington and the Hampton Roads towns
have. for some months caused consid-
era Die agitation among corporation
commissioners. members or tile Federal
Railroad Administration from Sccrc-
tary McAdoo down. the newspapers
and the travelling public.
Commissioner Garrett and the state
and City Councils OF Defense have
had the matter under consideration for
several weeks. Commissioner Garnet
Is regarded as having accomplished a
great service in seeing this thing
through. heretofore passengers from,
these terminals have been compelled
IN travelling either north or south.
W. u. Duke, Federal manager OF the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
schedule Of the Washington to Norfolk
through train service. which will DC
placed III effect next sunday, and will
operate daily. Cars will be run from
Washington to Richmond. transferring
here for Norfolk. The schedule FOL.
lows:
Leave Washington ll:5o y. NJ. ar
rive Richmond. Byrd street station
500 J.. NJ: leave on the regular
O'Clock Chesapeake and Ohio castbuund
train. arriving Norfolk at 7:oJ l.. NJ
Returning, leave Norfolk. 1880 p NJ
leave Newpor; News. ] 80 l.. NJ. arrive
Richmond. 3:3a r. NJ: leave Richmont
$50 i. NJ and arrive Washington
I:25 T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
CLOSE WAREHOUSES;
TO CURB EPIDEMIC

IoontlnUeG from FIRST l'ase.)
course. is but the application of the
oiG anti-toNin principle. The blood OF
a patient is taken as the initial step
and from this through the proper pro
cesses the anti-toNin is developed 1t
Budd had undertaken the development
OF the serum.
The Catholic Women Auxiliary to
the Red Cross Society distributed g
600 rolls yesterday among the i'll. The
women of The Sacred Heart Cathedral
and Benedictine and ST. Mary's
churches have uatcd With the work.
tne auxiliary Is conducted. for CO.
operative service for the emergency
hospital at the John Marshal! His
School. Contributions OF money and
donations OF blankets, linen and the
like are requested Also donations OF
bread Murphy's, the Jefferson and
the Richmond Hotels have contributed
freely OF linens. out of which the
auxiliary has made garments and pads
for the children at the hospital.
The Moments Society of Grove
soup Kitchen at the church. The busy
days here are Tuesdays and Thursda vs.
and saturdays, when soups are made
and distributed. Members wishing 10
help are requested TO send buckets ard
bottles on the mornings OF the days
named Contributions should be sent
TO Mrs: W. G.. James or Miss Ginsburg,
2tot Grove Avenue. In fac; similar
kitchens arc being conducted at near
~ every church in the city under the
supervision of women OF the various
denominations.
GRACE Hospital is planning To send
Miss Theresa Burgin. assistant super.
intendent. with two student nurses to
help care for influenza patients at John
Marshall Emergency Hospital. accord
ing to information to-day. The young
women will work fun time. and will
lake practically no hours off duty, ex-
cept for necessary sleep and meals
JohnSton-WilliS Sanitariun would prob-
ably follow the same course as that
pursued by Stuart Circle last Saturday
and Grace yesterday but for the fact
and Miss Josephine Mcleod. tho super
lniendent, are in bed suffering with in
nucnZa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
VIRGINIA WOMEN ENDORSE
ANTISUFFRAGISTS WORK
CouErntuintory MessnEc Sent tn VA
tionnl Associations, Signed by
Rfchmand Women.

The Virginia Association Opposed
TO Woman Suffrage has sent con-
ratulations to Mrs James w. Wads-
worth. president OF the National Anti
suffrage Association on her stand in
defense OF the Constitution OF the
United States and the allied victory
OF antisufraSe and States rights.
AntisuTragists, TO whom limited op-
portunities permitted application in
dorsing the action OF committee work
crS, are:
,Mcsdamcs William Runln Cox. Park
nagb%,, Arthur Lee s,raus:. Charles il. Wat
lins. w. \. Withcrspoon. Charles L. Boiling.
i i",,. II i;iGh,doet George Bryan. C.; II.
w Henry TAYLOR Jr,, Preston Cooke.
Eichard A. Johnson. Z. 4 borden Alvin b.
FnnstC,nn.. ,,, Gordon Wright. II. Stuart Mac
Il 5 Kelley r. I.snspourne Williams. +. n
Tayi"r Eilyson. HAMPTON ,t'lemnE; ". J.
W. Morris. =. H. Guns,. Clarence Barton
Charles ii. Mason. benjamin p. Alison. T.
Is. Meade, Thomas Branch Scott. S. Ruthc.
fourd Rose, James Branch Caboll, Frcdrricl.
Valentine. Lee T.. Sutton, Richie Taylor V.
y. l.andderkin and Misses Martha Jones
CARA Strauss, Salllc Archer Anderson
Emma Morris. Maudc Cooke. Nellie Lyons
and Ella Cooke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
TEACHERS GET PAY
VIII Draw Salaries for Time Lost Dur
Ing Enforced Closing of

AS all teachers are in the employ
OF the school from September until
July ], according TO announcement by
Professor Albert VI. hin, teachers will
receive their regular salaries during
the epidemic. Teachers are requested
TO help as much as possible in the CAM
paign against the influenza.
The salaries Of teachers and other
city employees will be effective after De-
tober Is. The Board of Aldermen will
meet tonight 20 indorse the action
Of the city Council last week IT Is
estimated that about $4,000 will be
needed to meet The Increased salaries.
A meeting Of the special committee
on charter changes VIII he held to-
night in tho Council chamber The Com
mittcc on Streets Will have a NEE til :.
this afternoon at > O'Clock
The Committee on ordinances will
have meeting Friday evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
TWINS COMMISSIONED
iandon Il. and Herbert D. Funston
Hecome Second Licutcnonts ri
Plnt1nhurE Cnmp.

/. Landon r. and Herbert @. funStcn,
twins, sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. Herpert
fFunstcn, 1915 Monument Avenue. nave
received their commissions as second
lieutenants in the L. 5 Army. and are
now instructors in military tactics at
colleges in New England.
Hf1'hc sons were only ~ years old
when they wen, 10 the Piatrsburs
training camp in New York some
months ago. being chosen from the
Universityiof Virginia where they We're
students So well did the young men
acquit Themselves at the FIRST camp that
they were called back TO the second
10 assist in training the new men.
Lieutenant Herbert rUnstcn has
been detailed for special duty at Am
herst College i.jeutcnan; I.andon
Funston is instructor At Dartmouth
College at Hanover. y II.
&g.Thc two young men arc the only
children of Mr.. and Mrs Funston.
They attended McGuirc's University
school before entering the University
of Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
JOHN RALSTON KILLED
Son of Richmond Couple Gives Life for
Human Freedom In
MeSop0tnmia.

Mr.; and Mrs. Joseph Ralston. of 117
South Fifth Street, have received n
message from The British War Onice
Informing them that their son. John
Ralston. twcnty-onc years old, OF the
Royal Engineers. with the British cx-
peditionary forces in Mesopotamia was
killed In action August 81.
Ralston was the twin brother OF
Alexander italstOn, who was reported
missing in action eighteen months ago
The missing brother has not been heard
from. Two other brothers are lighting
with the allies. Cameron Ralston, nine
teen years old, who joined the signal
corps in Richmond, and who was for
merry stationed at Camp Mcclellan,
.\nniston. VA. Is now with the heavy
field artillery in France. William Raj
ston. twenty-threc years old, is with
the Canadians in the war zone An
other brother. Alan Cameron Ralston,
lives here.
Joseph Ralston came to America
shortly before the world war began.
His wife. Mrs. Mary Ralston. soon fol-
lowed with her five sons. Mrs. Ralston
coming here a month after the war
started. Her sons were eager TO join
the military forces OF the allies, and
four OF them went overseas to help
whip the Huns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
LAWRENCE PEERS ILL
uiehmond Roy. with british Forces
y in India, Is Suffering WITH
Appendicitis.

Mir. and Mrs. c. L. Peers. of 292i
East Marshall Street. have received Il
message from the War Office In Lon
don Informing them that their son,
NV:Iawrence Peers, OF the BRUSH arm!
service corps, who has been crliSn!ls
India, Is out Of danger.
Young Peers. who has been win NJ me
British forces more than three years
bas nroha hiv seen more service ut the
front than any other Richmonh BOY
Of his age. He was with the Br't isn
in the capture OF Bagdad. During the
iast eight months he has been with
the erpeditionary fora!s I'M, MSsopo-
tamia 10 has made Trips TO Persia
Arabia and other countries.
= iii health caused Peers to decide 10
20 10 the war zone. lie was formrElE
2 student in the John Marsnaii NE ms =. !,
school He went overseas whcIi ne Wio
scwenieen wears old TO help the aires
beat the Huns. He has been MIN
the British in several big Nietorio nH
firhts His father is an engineer Oh
,Sc C'hesancahe and Ohio Railway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

encouragement to our noble soldiers
and In ,discoura ging the conscience
less and merciieSS foes"
With Richmond's subscriptions com
ing slow, the committee was deter
mined to continue the house to- house
ers wet a out from loan FG headauarters
Eleventh and Bank Streets, at 6
o'clock last night. Other workers, who
are urged by the committee TO report
sent on a similar mission.
Additional REPORTS Yesterday showed SHOW .,
hn +" PARK tnd f hsd led ali oher
Of s5i.5oO. With one exception this
t tons S Church chi Hill also responded mos.
literally in tho canvass, and accoraeu
the workers a most welcome reception.
TWO RICHMOND CTrIZENs
SUBSCRIBE HALF MILLION
colnmittee announced that two, citi-
zens had increased their individual sub
scriptions to s250.000 each. Both men
lions, but materially increased them
when Richmond continued to lag In the
drive for the sale Of bonds The cen
aubscription through its Richmond
branch, while tho barber shops at the
Murphy and lsichmond Hotels onta,ned
gated SECS. 900. Mrs. Hahliston an
date to $3.o6I,600. The leading or
ganizations were the Business woman 8
Club and the Stenographers Associa :
lion Of Richmond, selling AS unit at
tho post-once and Seventh and BROAD
streets, S36a.s50; Woman's Club. at
Mosby's. $4,000; Musicians Club, at
ThaIhimer's. $500: Girl Scouts, at
Miller & Rhoads's. s32.400.
The colored Women's committee re-
ported that It's Red Cross committee
had sold $1,000. worth Of bonds on
Saturday, the Grand Lodge OF Elks
(colorsd) having placed subscription
for $500 through It's grand treasurer,
James p. Carter.
Mrs. Hahliston declared that tho
booth ut Seventh and Broad Streets,
of which Mrs. .. w. r. Kern is chair
man, had mada many sales and. a
record OF which II should be Justly
Women's organizations selling at the
various booths yesterday were the To-
comotive Engineers wives. Mt the
post office: Richmond Kindergarten
Association. at Miller g. Rhoads's; Rich
mond Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederncy, at Miller &c Rhoads's;
Commonwealth Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, ut Cohen's;
Homo for Girls, al Four0urean's; Lee
Chapter, United Daughters Of the Con.
fcderacy. at Mosby's, and tho Ray
OF Sunshine Circle OF Kings Daughters,
at Twenty-hfth and Broad Streets.
Organizations selling to-day will he
the Girls Auxiliary OF tho DEy MUIR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
ROBBERS COMPLETE JOB
After Overlooking Sum Sevcrnl Days
Ago They Return to Repair
Overnight.

Thomas Jackson, restaurant pro-
prietor on North Eighth Street. reported
he was held UP by Two negro bandits
several mornings ago. but that tho
robbers orevlookcd $500 he carried in n
hip pocket
Yesterday morning Jackson was con-
Ircnted by the highwayncn once again.
rms time they searched him throuehlv
and discovered the $500 they had failei,
to ret previously Their error rccti-
i!cd they departed and jackson had on
hsted inc services of the detective de-
p2rtmcnt 10 catch tho robbers