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ArniStiCe Terms viii Not be Modified

WASHINGTON, Nov 19--The United States government
expected aistice notifications
sought in the latest SOf The belief here that the Ger
confederation idea include the Swiss and Danish
ported foreign cable dispatches all poppycoc matter what
Germany may have to pay for the
is said there confirmation here of the Kaisers
turn to Germany.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
Arizonans in the Casualty List

The latest list from over seas
contains the names of two Ari-
IONA boys: Mark A. Moore of
Flagstaff, was killed in action
and Charles o. Kemp, of Buck
eye was wounded severely. The
total of casualties in the report
is 148, very marked dropping
off.
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GOVERNMENT TAKES over CABLES
President Reason for the Step; Sub
stantial Reduction in Telegraph Rates
GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER

GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER xzfaf fl A fl f66f6K fl
WASHINGTON, Now 19-Postn1aser Genera Burieson in
statement tonight said the absolute necessity of uninterrupted
continuous communication for the during the period
of radusment is the ascred tonight the presidents
decision to take over control of the cable system
Bureson also said there will decision on telegraphers
wages
After January first the night message rates will be cut to
minimum of 20 each add
tona word for short distance SO
cents each additional following unchanged
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20

If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light. it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20

GREAT LORRAINE
FORTRESS OCCUPIED
French Troops Enter Historic
City Of Metz; Wildly Cheered
as Liberators Of ''the Lost
Provinces"

PARIS Nov 19etz tonight riot of flowers and flags
The French troops Marshal great
ne fortress today followed by the troops of Generals Casau
and Mangn The beato Of he lost provinces greeted
with wild enthusiasm.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
AIRPLANE BOMBS SWALMEN CASTLE
Grown Prince has Narrow Escape; Cas-
tie Badly Damaged; Claim of No
Casualties

LONDON, Nov. 19An aiplane of unidentified nationality
bombed Swalmen Castle the exCrown Princes ntenment
place. it is reported from Amsterdam today The
badly damaged. There casualties.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
British Mine Sweeper TOrpedOed

LONDON, Nov 19-The British mine sweeper Ascot, tor
pedoed and November 10 with all aboard officers
fotyseven men, lost the admiralty reported tonight
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Americans and French Marching On

PARIS Now 19.-French troops occupied Thionvile, while
the American troops entered the entire Bey coal basis reaching
the Luxembourg border according to word from the marching
front"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
Hoover to Investigate Hun Claims

PARIS Nov follower flood controller of the world" is
expected direct Berlin arrival in Europe two weeks
He will make searching inquiry into the German claim that
less the Allied blockade lifted millions of Germans will starve
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
Germany Changes Her Flug

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 19-The German government is re.
ported be replacing the black white and red imperial coors with
the black, red yellow of the ancient Roman empires
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
Allied Army in Runania'S Capital

PARIS Nov. 19The Allied army enters Bucharest, the
capital of Rumana tomorrow Some clashes occurred
tween the Allied troops and German division
The daily morning oasis., 1918-11-20
Polish Troops Capture Pryzemyl

ZURICH via PARIS Nov 19.-The Polish fortified city of
oryzemyl has been taken by the Polish troops.
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Amy Notes.

Mrs. william s. McNair. wife Of Maj.
Gen. McNatr. q. s A.. accompanied by
their daughters, Miss Norma McNair.
Miss Dorothy McNair and Mrs. e. A.
Sterling has returned to Washington
and leased an apartmentsat tho Wyo-
ming. whore they WIN make their
homo in this city during Gen. Nc
Natr's absence overseas.
Col Sherrard Coleman. o. 8. A, ana
Mrs Coleman arc occupying the resi-
dence at 1907 8 street, which they re-
Gently leased
Mrs. Henry r. Mccain, wife OF Maj.
Gen. Mccain, u. s. A.. who has an
apartment at the Avondale for the
season, viii be joined hare tho first
Of tho month by their daughter. Mrs.
Emory ]. Smith, vita Of Col. Smith.
10. g. A, who VIM remain with heF
mother during her Ausband'o absence
In France
Mrs. c. = Bailey, wife Of Maj. Gen.
Bailey. U. 8. A, has gone to New York,
accompanied by their daughter. Mrs.
|C. [. Gaudy, and while in that city
is at the Hotel Wolcott
Mrs. ". C. Babcoci, wife Of Col
Babcock, q. s. A., after q months
round Of visits to friends. hasretwned
to Washington and reopened her
at tho Cairo, where she
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Col R. B. c. Dement,. .. S. A, ana Mrs..

Col R. B. c. Bement. q. s. A.. ana Mr..
Bement.
Mrs. william C. Beck. wife Of Lieut..
Beck. U. 8. A. will make her homo in
this city during her husbands stay at
Camp Meade, Md
Mrs. B. B. Buck, wife OF Maj. Gen.
Buck, U. S. A. accompanied by their
children, has gone to Memphis. Tenn,
where she will reside during her hus-
bands absence in France.
Mrs. John B. Thompson. vito Of Mai
Thompson, U. 8. A.. at the conclusion
of her visit to her mother. Mrs. George
H. Cameron, at Fishers Island. N. T.,
will join her husband at his present
station, Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. A. W. Hanson. wife Of Mai.
Hanson, u. S. A.. with their little
daughter, will make her home at Los
Angeles, Cal. during her husbands
detail overseas. Mrs. Hanson has
leased a house at 1041 South Oxford
avenue.
Lieut.. James W. Seeney. U. s. A., and
Mrs. Seeney, whose marriage took
place in this city September 5. have
arrived for station at Camp Custer,
Mich.
Mrs. Andrew Moses and Miss Kath-
1een Moses, wife and daughter OF
Brig. Gen. Moses. U. S. A. will spend
the winter in New York. where they
have taken an apartment at the lro-
quois, 40 West 44th street.
Mrs I. c. jerks. wife Of Col. jerks,
U. S. A., accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy jerks. after spend
ing the summer at Bolton-on-Lake
George, N. Y. have gone to New York
city for the winter and have taken an
apartment at 622 West 18th street.
Mrs Lynn s. Edwards, U. s. A., &C
companied by their children has gone
to New Orleans, where with her
mother and sister, Mrs. Mccoy and
Miss Mccoy, widow and daughter OF
Col. 1. B. Mccoy, U. S. A., she will
make her home during her husbands
absence in France.
Mrs. Sheldon H. Wheeler, wife OF
Maj Wheeler, U. S. A., after spending
the season in Vermont, motored from
Lake Champlain to the Berkshires last
week and from there will go to New
York to spend the winter during her
husbands absence on foreign duty.
Lieut.. r. NJ. Hancock, U. S. A., after
spending a weeks leave with his par
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
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will remain during her husbands alb
sence abroad.
| Brig. Gen. David S. Gordon, q. S. A.,
retired, and Mrs. Gordon have re-
turned from Atlantic City, N. j., and
reopened their house, 1408 Massachu-
| sets avenue, for the season.
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Mrs. James A. Irons. wife of Col
Irons, U. S. A. has gone to Alexan.
dria, La
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Mrs. B. B. Buck, wife of Maj. Gen.
Buck, U. S. A. accompanied by their
children, has gone to Memphis. Tenn.
where she will reside during her hus
bands absence in France.
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Brodt-Rosasco Wedding.

Saturday evening. September IA. at
8 o'clock, the marriage took place at
st. Peters parsonage of Miss Pauline
Augusta Rosasco, second daughter OF
Mr.. Barthelemeow Rosasco, and Prt-
vate Emil Frederick Brodt.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. l. Wiedenham, and was ex-
tremely quiet owing to serious illness
in both families. The charming young
bride, who was given in marriage by
her father, wore a handsome dark
blue georgette dress and hat to match,
and handsome pearl necklace, one
Of many beautiful gifts. The bride
and groom left Immediately for At
lantic City and will live in Philadel-
phia, where Private Brodt is stationed
with the Quartermaster Corps.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Elvin M. Luskey of
1000 9Th street, northeast announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Esther Alice Luskey, to Mr.. John
Erhardt, Wednesday, September 1S.
The bride Is the granddaughter of
Capt and Mrs William A Luskey.
Mrs. Jesse H Klopfer and Mrs. Will
liam T. Fisher Of Capitol Hill have
returned to Washington from a trip
to Canada. They returned by way of
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson o. Harrison
and sons, Malcolm Douglas Harrison
and Judson o. Harrison. jr.. have re-
turned from their stay at~Atlantic City,
N. J.
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Suits of Distinctive Character

Whether the color Is staple shade
material Is conventional weave or ne
smartness about each model and n
Saxes, Poiret TwiIls, Tricotines, Jerseys
Enlistment or plain tailored effects.
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returned from Bluemont, Va, where
they have been visiting.
EwingIBwnett Engagement.
MIRA. Antoinstto Ewing announces
the engagement Of her daughter Ma
belle to Mr.. Clarence Burnett OF Phiia-
delphia, Pa. The wedding Will take
place early in October.
The marriage Of Miss Annie Reece
Of this city TO Mr.. Ernest johnson OF
Philadelphia. took place at ST. John1
Church Thursday. September -, at
o'clock. The Rev. E s. Dunlop
of1ciated
Charles N. Ramsey Of Beaver Falls,
Pa, personal secretary Of the Wash
ington District Y. NJ. c. A. war work,
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will remain during her husbands alb
sence abroad.
Brig. Gen. David S. Gordon. o. S. A..
retired. and Mrs. Gordon have re-
turned from Atlantic City, N. j., and
reopened their house. 1903 Massachu-
sets avenue, for the season.
Mrs. James A Irons. wife of Col.
Irons, U. S. A. has gone to Alexan-
dria, La
Col. James Totten, U. S. A.. and Mrs.
Totten are now established for the
season at the Seville, in this city,
| where they have been Joined by their
sons James and Willoughby, who re-
| N. Y, where they spent the hummer
with their grandparents. Con- Will
loughby Wake, U. S. A, and Mrs.
| Wake.
Mrs. C. E. Wheatley, wife of Lieut..
Col. Wheatley, U. S. A. has gone to
Brookline, Mass. where she has leas-
ed an apartment at 80 Webster street,
in which to make her home during
her husbands absence in France.
Mrs. Daniel Berry, wife of Col
Berry. U. S. A, has gone to Avondale,
Cincinnati, Ohio, to reside during her
husbands absence abroad.
Mrs. Malvern-Hill Barnum, wife of
Gen. Barnum, U. S. A., has gone to La
Grange, Ill, to reside during her hus-
bands absence abroad. and has her
daughter, Mrs. Frank +. Davis, with
her during the absence of the latter's
husband on foreign duty.
Mrs. Ernest samusson, wife of Lieut..
Samusson U. S. A, with their little
son, is making her home during her
husbands absence abroad at Rock
HILL S. c.
Mrs. Philip E. Hulburd. wife of Capt
Hulburd, U. S. A., has gone to Brook
line, Mass, where she has leased an
apartment at No. Babcock street, in
which to reside during her husbands
absence on foreign duty.
Mrs. John A. McAlister, wife Of Col
McAlister, U. S. A, accompanied by
their daughter Betsy, has gone to
Newburgh, N. Y. where during her
husbands absence abroad she will
make her home at 172 Grand street.
Mrs. F. B. Terrell, wife Of Maj. Ter
rell, U. S. A, has gone to Pasadena
Cal, to reside during her husbands
will make her home ssfs57 West Cali.
fornia street.
Mrs. Clyde Weldon Paine. wife OF
Lieut.. Paine. U. S. A., with their little
son. C. w. Paine, jr., is making her
home during her husbands absence
abroad with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Donnaud, in New Orleans, La
Mrs. Lyman l. Lortz. wife of Lieut.
Lortz, U. S. A., has gone to Burlington
Iowa, to make her home at SIG North
9Th street during her husbands alb
Sence overseas
Mrs. Burton Young Read. wife Of Maj
Read, U. s. A., has gone to Los An
geles, Cal, where, with her motheD
Mrs. Edward Percival Kaye, she will
make her home during her husbands
absence in France.
Capt Walter Dillingham;, q. 8. A.
and Mrs Dillingham; have leased for
the season an apartment at 2029 Con-
} necticut avenue
Mrs. Charles B. Warren, wife Of Col
Warren, U. S. A.. has returned to
Washington for the winter.
Mrs. H La T. Cavenaugh. wife of Col
Cavenaugh, U. S. N, has gone with
their four sons to Detroit, Mich.
where, during her husbands absence
abroad. she will make her home with
Mrs E. E. Hartwick at 1873 Edison
avenue.
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Mrs. CIR Mayo, wife of Col Mayo,
o. s. A. will spend the season at 1858
@ street in this city.
Mrs Samuel D. Sturgis, wife Of Maj.
Gen Sturgis. U. S. A, has gone to st.
Paul. Mimi, where, during her hus-
bands absence on foreign duty, she
will make her home with her parents,
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ment at the Ontario. after spending
the summer at the Traymore, Attain
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Godfrey Of 942
Westminster street northwest have
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| Mrs. H. La T. Cavenaugh, wife of Col.
Cavenaugh, U. S. N, has gone with
! their four sons to Detroit, Mich,
where, during her husbands absence
abroad. she will make her home with
Mrs E. E. Hartwick at 1919 Edison
avenue.
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Mrs. Charles B. Warren, wife Of Col.
Warren, U. S. A.. has returned to
Washington for the winter.
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Capt Walter Dillingham;, q. 8. A..
and Mrs. Dillingham; have leased for
the season an apartment at 2029 Con-
necticut avenue.
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Mrs. Burton Young Read. wife Of Maj
Read, u. S. A., has gone to Los An
geles, Cal, where, with her mother
Mrs. Edward Percival Kaye, she will
make her home during her husband
absence in France.
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Mrs. John B. Thompson. wife Of Maj.
Thompson, U. 8. A.. at the conclusion
of her visit to her mother. Mrs. George
H. Cameron, at Fishers Island. N. T.,
will join her husband at his present
station, Montgomery, Ala.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
MAYOR APPROVES
SALARY INCREASES

Mayor Ainslie yesterday approved
the resolution passed by city council
increasing the pay of all city en-
ployees receiving $4,000 annually and
less. The measure becomes law at
once, and the increase will be appar-
emit upon the next salary day.
Besides the 5, 10 and is per cent
increases to salaried men, the per
diem men receive increases approx
mating more than Is per cent. These
increases will prevail until the next
budget is made out. AT that time the
new form of government will have
been inaugurated and all salaries Will
be rradJustgd,
In the language of Alderman Pull
Ter. the city employees will be paid
what they are worth; what their tech
meal experiences justify, and what
they produce"
-Buy Liberty BOnds-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
RESUME LENAHAN
CASE At 10 O'CLOCK
Was Partly Argued. Yesterday After
noon. Prosecutor Wise Rcserv-
Ing His Close for Today.

The trial of the case Of Patrick J..
Lcnahan, OF EOS South Seventh street.
charged with importing whiskey into
Richmond, was resumed in hastings
court yesterday.
j. f. Parrish, former chief clerk in
the Seventh-street offices of the South
ern Express company, was. subjected
TO further examination. He was placed
on the stand by the commonwealth
Thursday afternoon and was question
ed at length by Commonwealth At
torney GeUrge Il. wise. He restircd
that Lenahan approached him last
March with regard to expected ship
ments. Witness was not quite sure
whether the accused said he was los
ing SIS daily because OF delay in re-
ceiving shipments or that he would
give him (Parrish) that amount to
expedite their delivery.
The shipments in question had ref
erence to sixteen barrels of whiskey
conflscated at the express office by the
police. Lenahan, II Is alleged, was
the real consignee. although the bar
rels were billed to other parties. whose
identity has never been established.
Edward B. Dunford. counsel for the
prohibition department, testified as to
"a memorandum book and other pa
pers found on Lenahan when he was
arrested. following seizure of the
liquor. Although neither the book
nor papers were admitted as evidence.
Dunford was allowed to refreshen his
memory from time to time from same,
and. in this way, the essential points
involved in this particular phase of
the case got to the jury.
The case was partly argued yester-
day afternoon, after which 1t was adj
journed to 10 o'clock this morning.
Prosecutor Wise opened the argument.
and Attorney Louis O. Wenden burg.
counsel for the defendant replied. Mr..
Wise reserving his close until today.
Several witnesses for the common
wealth failed to answer when Clerk
Christian read tho list Thursday. One
of these was w A. Michigan, former
superintendent of e-lee4l- aiees- of
the Southern Express company. who
is in France as a y. NJ. c. A, secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
LIEUT.. WILLIAM WORD
wins SERVICE CROSS

The following order tells of the win
ming of the service cross by Lieutenant
William Word, of the 151st field ar
tillery in France, for distinguished SER
vice last March. (Mrs. William Word.
formerly Miss Kathleen Winston. lives
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
S. winston, at Forest HID:
American cxpeditionary forces, July
20, 1918. From division adjutant. For
ty-second division. to First Lieutenant
w E. word, Jr, 151st field artillery
Through commanding officer l51st
field artillery Subject. DISTINGUISHED
Service Cross"
Il am directed by the division COM
mander to transmit herewith distin-
guished service cross awarded to you
by the communicative hief by letter.
G. II. c.. A E. f. March Is. 1918.
upon the recomme ndation of the divi-
sion commander. who stated in his
recommendation as follows:
First Lieutenant w. E, Word, Jr-.
iSlst field artillery. took part IN &C
tion against the enemy near Peronne.
France. March s. 1918. and is recon-
mended for the distinguished service
cross by Colonel George E. Leach. COM
handing I5lst field artillery. and
Brigadier- General e. H. Mckinstry.
commanding Sixty-seventh held artil-
lery brigade, for great presence of
mind. prom ptness and prudence in con-
Quoting the movements of Battery q,
151st field artillery. under shell fire.
which kept up the morale Of the men
and aided them in their success.
Under the presen. conditions II is
not feasible to make formal presenta =
ton Of the distin guished service cross.
RI circumstances admit in the future,
the distinguished service cross will be
formally presented to you by the COM
mander -in-chief or the division COM
mander in person Please acknowledge
receipt of r. s. c. to these headq
tiers.
WALTER E. POWERS,
MA ior v. G. Adtutant-GeneralN
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CAREFUL HANDLING
SOLDIERS 1t f.a.
Ice ard Local E-,a,crgcncy
Hospital sss

Everything Is being cleaned IN AfA
the association building. and tvek3%
rrecaUtion IL being taken In CARING
for the soldiers and sailors who af4sI
necessarily in the CITY mp to The Itsatg
Of capacity OF the building. after o.
Quoting therefrom the three hundrefs
beds. mattresses ard pillows Joare6
the emergency hosnital at the request.
OF Or Roy Il. Fl,uuagan. city aeslths
officer Immediately on the creninta
of the emergency llosEital. Ger aTal-
Secretary Mckee. although having I'll
severe cold ard toll to stay a. hOnsets
pulled out OF bed and vert dirers al
DIR. Flannagan's Office and yolurteereda
every possible cooperation on part ot|
the association. including the presents
equipment and an additional order
previously placed for additional beds
Last week, cooperating with thu
army associa ton TT Camp Lee. twelve
Richmond ministers volunteered and
were sent to Camp Lee for service IN
the hospital General Secretary Me-;
Eee had long list Of other ministers
ready TO go but word was receiy ed
from Camp Lee that additional phy-,
sicians and chaplains had arrived IN:
camp and would be able to handle
the needs.
During the past two weeks. even ~
a larger extent than in normal tfmes.
the association as civic center ana
medium of communication has demOn-
strated IT'S usefulness. ~ g vi
Last Tuesday was GenerAl-6ecres
tary McKee's twcnty-third annivef-
sary of association work in Richmond,
and in speaking Of II afterwards to q
friend he remarked that he had
thought the twenty-three years had
brought almost every experience that
secretary could run up against o.
enjoy. but that the second page Of
the book Of experience for the twenty
fourth year had brought a new and
pleasant experience. the first Of IT.
kind in growing Richmond.
A letter was received from gentie-
man and his wife. enclosing a nhsck
for twenty-five dollars. contribution
towards the work Of the association
in grateful recognition of Gods kind
ness in sparing them during these
twenty-five years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
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RECEIVE APPLICATIONS FOR
OFFICERS TRAINING SCHOOLS

Upon authorization by the war de-
partment, Lieutenant Guy f, Man
ming lis again accepting and acting on
applications of civilians for the sew
erai officers training schools,
Age limits are from eighteen TO
forty-five inclusive. The require
ments for infantry schools Will he
high school education or it's cuuiva
lent. for the field artillery and ma
chine gun schools the educational re-
auirements will be the same as TOR
the infantry schools, with the addt-
ton OF a familiar knowledge OF
arithmetic. algebra through auadranc
equations, plane and solid geometry
plane triganometry and legarfthms
Lieutenant Mar ming has '.pplica-
ton blanks and all necessary data IN
his Office and any prospective candi-
dates can consult with him every day
except SUNDAY. from 2 A. M. 10 f. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
-Buy Liberty HOnds--
VIRGINIANS WHO
ARE LIEUTENANTS

The following Virginians appear in
the list issued by the committee on
public information as graduates from
Camp Zachary Taylor, near Louisville.
KY. on October 2 and eligible for ap-
pointment as second lieutenants:
William Erskine Buford. relative
OF Frederick K. Noting. Richmond.
assigned to Camp Bowie. Texas.
Thomas Winfield Meade; of Nick
elsvflle, Va: assigned to Leon Springs,
Texas
Willard Montgomery Smith, OF
Wytheviile, Va. assigned to Camp
jackson S c.