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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
HUNS BALk ATCLAUSE
: DEFINITELY ENDING WAR
Leaders Insisted 1t Read "That Contracting Parties
Have Resolved Henceforth to Live in
Peace and Friendship

Neutral country"
The Violin Bureau report cover,
nearly 5000 words. and shows that the
discussion concerning tho date OF the
evacuation was broken off by tho par
tics failing to agree. a long discus
sion concerning what parts OF tho oc-
cupied territory should be evacuated
also resulted in disagreement.
a prolonged debate arose over tho
question OF admitting representatives
OF Poland. Courland and Lithuania to
the negotiations, and on the question
or what constituted DIFFERENTIATION
ny these provinces. Tho discussion be-
came embittercd and tho only result
was a protest by General lIoffmann, OF
tho German delegation. against thu
tone OF the Russian delegation, which
he said Speaks is il it stood vic
torious In our countries. and could die
tate conditions"
General Hoffman, reminded the dele
gates that tho Boishevik authority. as
much as the German. was founded on
force as instanccd by what he termed
tho attempts TO suppress the White
Russia and the Ukrairian attempts at
self determination. General Hoffman,
finally declared that the German SUI
preme army command must refuse to
evacuatc Courlaud. Lithuania. Riga
and islands in the Gulf of Riga.
DR.. Won kuchlmann, the German For
eiSn Minister then declared that he
must reserve further statement of tho
position OF the central powers on all
points. He protested against the po
Sition the russians had adopted OF
presenting their views in written de-
Clara tions, and said that the confer
ence must be adjourned in order that
there might be a consultation between
the Teutonic allies no date for the
resumption OF the conference was fixed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
SrOERMtNN Is TAKEN
NORTH FOR HEARING;

M attempt to blow up the ,nuuition
magazine at Morrison, near New
port News, is the charge asain8, Walter
spoermann. An alleged German who
was Yesterday taken to Baltimore BY
Secret Service agents. having spent the
HlSht under special guard in the First
iFccinct Police Station. Spocrmanp
was taken from tho local static, al II
O'Clock yesterday
During the night Rosscr Coleman.
VINO TIC police say, was charged with
h"inS an addict To drinking bav rum,
o'ed IN the eel! adjoining the ALLEGED
Hern"h When taken from his cell
a'i'f the government officials arrived.
'roeV'naAn took his arrest calmly. and
Wheh placed IN handouts Tor the trim
North made 80 statement. crrrr, "a
request that the iroilS he iooscped
somewhat - they pinchcd This was
uvMs Tor nm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
DISEASE IS
EVER THE SAME

And in view OF this fact medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparii,a, which has
been successful for moro than 40
years. is \ safe one to rely upor.
Hoods Sarsaparlla Is known to thu
people OF America as the standard
blood purihcr. Its record is ono Of
general satisfaction and remarkable
results. There is nothing better as
general tonic and appetite maker for
weak and rundown men, women and
children and old people, invalids and
convalcscents.
1t is pleasant to take. aids digestion
and supplies the vital organs with
rich red blood essential TO perfect
health.
Get Hoods Sarsapariila to-day and
begin 10 take II at once-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

CONTINUED from First pagc.)
this amy more than other statements,
because / know that at times he really
needed money, and was very anxious
over his affairs in this connection.
SAYS SHE Is AMERICAN GIRL
AND THAT HE IS NOT A SPY
81 am an American girl through
and through. first, last and all the
time, and would not do thing
against my country. and / would
break my engagement with him and
never speak to him again ii he was Il
spy But know that he is not and
know that he can prove that he is
not.
Why. only last week he sent me a
beautiful American nag from the camp
near Newport News. and l have never
heard him say u word against this
country. He is a German. though
ana Tor that reason l was opposed to
his CoinE to the camps"
While the agents of the United States
marsEafS oHice here are reticent, it is
known that SO far the only pcreona
held rs witnesses in connection with
the case are SpocrrIann's brother
FrcdeIic!. and his former friend. Marvis
Aisch. who volunteered information 10
the authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS
.Expericncev Tier. To-Morrow.

From all over the country rep. -ts
agree that "EXpcricncc," which begins
an engagement Of three days at the
Academy tomorrow. is play OF ex-
traordinary popular appeal and that
the author, George Y. Hobart. has
turned out a combination Of comedy,
drama and musical comedy that teaches
q lesson. ami AT the same time offers 4
form OF amusement thai appeals TO
every kind of theatrical desire As
most people know. "Expcrieuce" deals
with the adventures o. Youth-,hc
average young man OF to-dav-on his
Journey through life and the pro
ducers. William Elliott. l.. Ea% Com
stock and Morris Gcst. have dressed
his journey in bewiiderinS and lavish
fashion. All sorts and conditions IT
places and things are shown in the
play. They are the gilded palaces OF
the primrose path OF pleasure. the
Er!my dives OF the UNDERWORLD: all that
is gay, brilliant and enticing and all
that reveals the life OF day. 1t runs
the samut CT everything 4 young nan
Is liable TO encounter in Tie course O?
his adventures out in the big world in
search OF fame and fortune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
work nr ,:mersenc, Circle.

The women of Pet srSburs who have
organized an emergency circle for the
relief OF sick soldiers in the hospitals
st Camp Lee have done, and are doing.
good work. in supplying necessities
not furnished By the army. In the
past two weeks tho circle, among other
tlIns%, has sent the following articles
I" hc9PtialS: 90 combs, 500 tooti,
brushes. ii:ty pillows Tor sick beds 400
h'nnFI helmets for pneumonia patients.
20" foot warmers, 800 loot war,mCrs.
zoo cmcrs cncv bags.
Is'c circle Is composed OF ladies' or
the city and wives of officers, OF which
Mrs. Edward Els cnhFum IS chairman.
Zach day tn" circle meets and works,
;rcm morning till night knitting and
doing other worl: for the sick soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
BRITISH MESSAGE
Labor Party Tells Russians That PrIn-
ciRle 81 Self-DeteFminntion
Of Peoples II Upheld.
IBy Associated press.l

IBy Associated press.I
LONDON. January 15.-The British
Labor party in u message to the Rus
sian people made public to-day anr
nounced that tho British people ac-
copied tho Russian principle OF SELF
determination OF peoples and no an
neXations for tho British Empire. par
ticularly in the Middle East, Africa and
India.
The message. which was issued by
tho Labor party in conjunction with tho
parliamentary committee of the trades
union congress. says:
"Wo have reached a crisis in the
war Tho negotiations at Brest-Lit-
ovsk have been interrupted because
the Germans have refused to admit tho
principle Of aelf-determination Of peo-
pies and the doctrine OF no annexa-
tons. In thus acting. tho central
powers are speaking clearly in tho
namc OF militarIst state.
, In this crisis the British people
must speak. because the Russians can
only succeed in their great and peril
Gus task IL supported by the people
everywhere. Tho British people must
proclaim TO Russia and tho central
powers that It's aim is Identical with
Russia's. that wo. too, see no solution
for the evils OF militurisrn. except self
determination and no indcmnitica."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
PRESS ASSOCIATION
TO MEET IN ROANOKE
Committee Is Held at Muir
phys Hotel.
HART RESIGNS AS SECRETARY
Has Served Association for Twenty
Three Years, During Which Time
he Has Never Missed Meeting.
&. Is. Cooke Elected.

An interesting meeting OF the e1-
ccutive committee OF tho Virginia
Press Association was held in tho
parlor OF Murphy's Hotel yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of agreeing
upon the time and place for the an
nual session &C the association this
year. There were present at the meet
ing L. q. Moseley. OF Danvillc. presi-
dent; J. l.. Hart. OF Farmviile, secrc-
tary: A. L. Rowe, OF fredericksburg;
Rorcr a. James. OF Danville; II. A.
Anderson. of Marion: Senator Walter
T.. Addison. OF Lynchburg, and George
Q. Greene. of Clifton Forge, proxy for
w Mcdonald Loo. of lexington.
When the question Of selecting the
place Of meeting came up it was re-
called that Roanoke was chosen for
tho 1917 session. which was called Off
on account Of the war. and the com
mittcc. without debate, agreed upon
Roanoke as the meeting place. Thurs
day and Friday, July IS and 10, were
selected as the dates. It being unanim-
ously decided to arrange the program
so as TO get through in two days in
stead OF three. as heretofore. Messrs.
Mosclcy. Hart, Cooke. w. S. Copeland
and II. Powell Champan. tho latter the
editor of the Roanoke Times, were
named as special committee to ar
range the program.
c. u. COOKE IS CHOSEN
no SUCCEED HART
When the meeting was about to
adjourn. Secretary Hart asked per-
mission to be heard. lie said that
he found it impossible to look after
tho duties OF his Office in view OF the
many demands on his time, and that
he desired to tender his resignation.
This announcement was a surprise to
those present. but on being assured
that some other member with more
time TO spare could do the work far
more satisfac torily, the committee ac-
copied the resignation OF Mr.. Hart with
regret and elected {. e. Cooke, of this
city. TO serve until the meeting OF
the association. MIR. Hart has been
the secretary OF the Virginia Press
Association for the past twenty three
years and in all that time has not
missed a meeting CT the association
or the executive committee. 4 vote
Of thanks was rendered Mr. Hart for
his long and faithful service. and
President Mcsclcy added that Mr..
Hart's retirement was a loss he did
not anticipate during his 'incum bency.
With Il View Of acGuasntns the fra
tcrnity with the aims and objects Of
The association, as we'll as the general
public, and for the purpose OF Great
ing Statewide interest in the asso-
citation. tho committee decided to add
to the present at0ft OF officers pub
LEFTY representative. and George @.
Greene. OF Clifton Forge, was chosen
20 Ill this position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
[Rr Assnci,ted Pres.l

AMSTERDAM. Monday, January II.
The Wolff Bureau. the semioffi
news agency OF Berlin. publishes a
Brest Litovsk dispatch as follows:
"a committee composed OF Germans,
Austro- Hungarians and Russians. for
tho discussion OF territorial questions,
held three long sittings on Friday and
Saturday. 1t was agreed that the first
paragraph of the peace treaty should
BIO clause announcing that the state
Of war between the parties had been
concluded
"The Germans proposed clause
reading that the contracting parties
have resolved hcncefor,h TO live in
peace and friendship
Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevill For
eign Minister. refused to indorss this,
declaring that it was "a decorative
phrase. which does not describe the
relations which in tho future will exist
between the Russian and German peo-
pies
1T was confirmed that the evacua-
ton Of occupied territory by both par
ties would take place on the basis OF
full reciprocity, SO that the evacuation
by tho central powers OF Russian ter
ritory would synchronize with the
evacuation by Russia OF the occupied
regions in Hungary. Turkey
and Persia. Later. Persia was struck
out. as not being a belligerent party,
and NJ Trotzky proposed to add the
following:
Russia undertakes as speedily as
possible to remove her troops from
neutral Persia
He said he had no other ground
for this than desire to emphasize
the crying wrong committed by the
former Russian government araipe,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
ENEMY THROWS MANY
SHELLS INTO YARMOUTH

= YARMOUTH. ENGLAND, January 10,
Tho enemy craft which bonn ardeo
yarmouth last night presumably waS
"a submar iuo or d light cruiser. The
bon, ba rdmcut which was preceded by
illumination ef the town b. large star
shells, continued about eight minutes
The iuha bitants were taken completely
by surprise.
{ Owing to the blackncss OF the night,
-the enemy was not seen. He Tired
twenty TO twenty-five shells in rapid
succession. Many windows were shat
tered and number OF roofs and
rhimncys wcro wrecked.
/. The following official announcement
was given out:
I, yarmouth Was bombarded from the
sea last night. Fire was opened at
sl0:55 i. NJ, and lasted about I'VE min
.utcs, some twenty shells falling into
the town.
Tho latest police reports state that
Ihrce persons were killed and ten in
37Ted. The material damage done was
mot serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Captain alker Buys
Colin for $500

it.NiNIrON, Ky. Inpuary TO-
tHimus, stallion by Commando,
brought $4,000 Mt the largest snIe
OF race horses ever held ia thi. city
to-day when tho Wicline stud Of
J. ". Corrisao Was disposed Of at
AUCTION. Tic wns bought In by w.
". miller, OF New York.
Colin. by C0mmnndo-Pn,toreI y
fnmiiinr name TO rsccSocrs OF sew
orht years aso. Nas bought in by
Captain =. W. Walker. Of virginia.
for $1,000, while Emil HcrG. OF New
York. snccceded IN obtaining the
brood mare, Marian Hood Hm-
porteap, by Msgtnsop-Maid Marian,
for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
LIEUTENANT LAUNERT
ORDERED TO BE INTERSED

SYRACUSE. y. l.. January Is
Lieutenant Adolph Launert, declared to
ne connected with thc German intel
ilsehcc department. WAS today ordered
,h'crned for the duration OF the war
LaunertS arrest followed an investi-
cation made by Secret Service opera
ives into the activities OF twenty-five
Herman symPathizers here. suspected
OF consplrins against the government
report made to-day to the de-
Fartmcni OF Justice resulted in ar
rcS's and intermen, of those against
"n"m the suspicious crystalIized De-
taiIS OF the exact mum Der interncd were
refused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
CHARLES C. BOONE HELD
ON WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE
On Prnt Employee Alleged to Have
BrunEht Girl To Petersburg From
Wheeling. ". IN.

PETERS BuE,i, IA, January 10
Charles {. Eoonc. former employee
uf the pu lont Company, is under ar
rest ~ HcpcwcI', on the charge o..
violating tho Mann white slave act
The complaint ~ rGdc by Cora Mercer
Of Wheeling, W. Va. nho alleges that
Boone cnticcd her 10 ilcpewell under
iromisc % marriage, which promise IL.
failed &c carry ont; u o defendant
makes dental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
ITALIANS MAKE GAINS
IN ASOLONE ATTACH

I, ROME. January by an attack
in the Asolonc region on the Northern
Italian front, tho Italians have gained
considerable advantage End inflicted
very heavy losses ON the enemy. the
War Office announces.
\ surprise attack OIL the lower Piavc
front. cast of Capo Sie, enabled the
italians to extend their bridgehead.
Repeated enemy counterattachs on the
captured trenches were rcpulSed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Berlin on Famine ua,ions.

,.r-l BY Associs ted Pressl
. hiiO.M January i5.-Food
conditions in Berlin have become so
much worse, according TO adviccs
reaching mere that the population is
Iipciic" |" eAist almost entirely on
INC ritioncd quantities Of bread, meat
and potatoes. Virtually no Vegetables
or fTuit arc reaching the city, and no
game IS 10 be had OWING TO the be.
ginning OF the closed season.
some of the greater Berlin munich
ralltieS. II is stated. have been forced
10 reduce the potato ration from seven
pounds TO six pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

>~tnat thsory can account for tho present
-sfeNpeetation that no Will be Mamed
:. Foreign Minister. for kuehlmann 10
slated 10 SO because he has proved a
moderate. "wcaklinS" in Junkerist
7oycs.
III One OF tho busiest men around the
- ksiser just now IS the crown prince.
LAS at tho time OF Bethmann- Hollweg's
,.1fatl, tho hciy apparent hurried TO Ser
to1ln In tho present crisis to save tho day
for the militarists.
rPEiCE PARLEYS BROKEN
- OFF. ACCORDING TO BERLIN
The peace parleYs at Brcst Litovsls
'sssare reported semiofflcially by Berlin
Ito have been definitely broken. No date
has been fixed for their resumption.
= The last meeting is described as hav-
ling been marked by acrimonious en-
counters between the German and
Russian delegates and by defiant dec
tlarations by both sides not to yield on
:the chief points at isSue-cvacuation
.and Standardization.
: Meanwhile serious crisis has arisen
between tho Bolshcviki and Roumania,
,or n large section OF the Roumanians.
Eat least. The whole Roumanian diplo-
s, matte STAFF at Pctrograd has been
placed under arrest by the Lenine GOV
Icrumcnt
I The real cause Of the crisis, il is re-
.liably learned. is the sustained Bol-
s.shcvikist agitation among tho fou-
; 5manlans for a revolt against King Fer
'.dinand. The Lcnincs arc said 10 be
Determined to create republic out OF
tho kingdom. The Roumanians, on the
.other hand. are cmbittcrcd by their
long suncrinss which they ascribe
-chieay to Russian trcachcry under
..Cxardon,. as we'll as under the Lcninc
-rcEimc. since the latter forced Rou-
.mania TO join In tho armtstcc.
An uncoutirmcd dispatch from Odessa
to-day said France had agreed TO loan
tho Ukraine 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
C,roIfnn Grand Lodge Meet,.

Special to The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. c.. January l5--Jhe
North Carolina grand lodge CT Masous
III annual convention heard Tonight
annua! addresses of Grand Master
tiaud" '" PridScn and Deputy Grand
Master George s. Norflect. and the an
nual Grafton by Governor Bickett. re-
rorts show 1000 North Carolina
Masoas in The active army service, the
mem bership OF 2S.ciS, with ii0 active
lodges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
VIOLENT ARTILLERY FIRE
REPOUTED AT VERDI y

PARIS, January i5.--Niolent artil-
lcry lighting OH the Nordun front is
reported in to-day'a official communi-
cation. IT follows:
"Cn the right bank OF the Mouse
(Nerdun fronD there were violcn, az
til!cry actions late in the night in the
sector between iIaumcpt and Csurier"s
wood.
In Alsa ~. ,Frs:f.h patrols Trough
back prisoners. Everywhere else the
night Was calm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

: BOSTON. January t5--airs. jennie
May EATON widow 81 Rcar-Aumir,l
Joseph Giles Laton, for whore murder
she was acquitted some time ago viz
be brought 10 Eat Dcdham Tomorrow
10 aH+"er the charge % msnSiauEltc-
m connection with the dea h Of her
grandson. Mrs. Es,on
is nov held at New Guilford com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
SIM FElN TO DEMAND
NESIGNAlION OIA MEMBERS

:, LONDON, January 1.-THE Sim t'ein
executives, says Dublin dispatch to
Jhe Daily Chronicle, viii shortly de-
mand that Irish Nationalist; members
OF Parliament resign. In the event
of noncompliance. the Sim Eeiners
propose to establish In Dublin what
they call national assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Chief Werner Hetter.

Physicians in charge of CNicf OF Po-
lice Louis Werner stated last nishi
that he continues to improve slowly
from day to day. His condition IS not
by any means critical. lie Is confined
TO his bed. lie is able to ;cc callers.
but his physicians have urged that he
take an uninterrupted rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

F, LONDON. January 1.-THE anti
suftrasists In the House OF Lords su,.
fered another rebuff to-day by the re
lection of an amendment proposed ~
Vtscount Halifax 10 the franchise hill
,that the question be decided BY ref
eyendum OF the women. The mend
,nent was defeated by vote Of 90 10
e.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
DHor WILSON SPEE,U
IN EHLLIt' AREAS

: AMSTERDAM. Mondav, JANUARY ~.
The newspaper les Souyc!lea says
that a. number OF allied airahips last
Thursday droppeG ,hoU.aud5 Of copies
Of PRECEDENT Wilson. message 10 con.
rress In occupied areas in Belgium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

CAMP FUNSTON, EAS.. january %
- Captain Lewis whistler, who KILLED
four bank employees and injured one
when he robbed the army bank here
Friday. took s69,s.t from, the bank, ac-
cordinS 10 reports. IL is said the pres
lsent OF the bank has made good tho
amount lost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Taft md Davis Invited.

Tie women in charge Of the Ned
Lr"SH VOL concert to b." given in
tic Araderny OF Music on III. evening
OF January &c. and which IL [, he :;
bis social event, have ccut iuvtta,inns
I" former President Taft and Governor.
Etcct Wtst"o rc!and DaTis (" attend as
eue*t.. Mr.. TAFT will be IN rctersburs
OIL that day, and will speak az Camp
s.ee IN the afternoon. several dis
tirSuishcd artists will take part in tho
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16

j. r. Bianton. 500 North Thirty
fourth Street, reported to tho First Pc
lice Station last night tho loss OF
suit case from his automobile while
passing from tho Chesapeake and Ohio
station over Eighteenth to Franklin
Street. Ho said 1t contained his dauEh-
ter's trouscau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
nammersteln undcrsoe. opcr.,ron.

Nf.W YoI;K, january lJ-Oscar
iiammc!Stein. Grand opera impresaEic,
underwent an operation to-day, in the
German hospital, for AN Infection Of
the foot. Or. Meyer. Who performed
the operation. declared it saved Ham
mcratein's limb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Fail TO Reach Decision.

WASHINGTON, January l5.-House
Republicans, after a Ions discussion
tonight, tailed TO reach Il decision on
what tyre organization shall succ ed
the present me:hcd of purchasing mill
tary supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
storm Mo,es Homo; None hurt.

Especial 70 The Times- DisDatch.0
CEEWE. VA January l5.-Durins
the recent storm the house OF Abe
Jeuninsa. colored. living near here.
was taken Up and carried two hundred
yards. The occupants. consisting Of
himself wife aud i've children. were
uDhurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Negro Commits SuIeide

James Hunt, colored. died at Virginia
Hospital Yesterday at l o'clock. Hunt,
who resided at 1893 G Street. shot him
self through the head Monday night
The police say that this is the first SUI.
eide OF negro reported In many years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Saved Uncle sam Money.

WASHINGTON. January l5.-"pol.
-a-EeaI'' advisers in the Council OF
National Defense have saved the gov
ernmcnt nearly salsa. 100000, Or. w. s.
TiIord told tic Senate war proters
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Robert Hoe. Jr. wea,.

BALTIMORE. ND. January I5.-
Robert Hoe. Jr.. grandson OF Richard
NJ. Hoe. inventor OF the printing press.
and Miss Mary II. Thompson were mar
ri cd hrrn lo-nighf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
Found Dead on Train.

Charles Tunncy. colored. who got on
the train at Henderson. N. c, was
found dead when he arrived here about
o'clock last night. Coroner Whitfield
pronounced tho death du. TO natural
causes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-16
On Duty NJ Camp Kearncy.

A. l.. Straus. Jr.. formerly OF this city.
Is now located at the ordnance depot
at Camp kcarncy. Cal Mr. Strauss en-
listed last June as a private, and was
since then promoted to tho ordnance