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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Would Read LincoIn's AddresA.

WASHINGTON. November 14.-t-om-
missioner p. r. Claxton. OF the Bureau
OF Education. has suggested TO Presi-
dent Wilson that since the war which
the United states entered 10 uphold
dem ocracv has just ended with victory
for freedom. II will be particularlv
address read in all public schools Tues
day, November ls. tho ffty-ifth ami
yersary OF the dedication OF The field
on which the decisive battle of the
War Between the States was fought
Mr.. Claxton asked also that al the
same time President Wilson's address
5toHCongress November II. announcing
many. be read.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


BAILEY Died Sunday q, 1880 r. ~ at
GEORGE roRruSn BHiLEY. aged for,y.
four. formerly OF Einsale. Va he 4. sur
yivcd hy his wife and three chiidren--John
Mck.ndTo", Gretchen and Katherine Sic
!..ur!n..
The r"r,.irs were taken home TO Kinsa 10
IN" inferred In the family buryinE ground.
son
Remains will be brought 10 Richmond for
initrtn.nt arriving Friday morning.
ROBINSON. Died. Saturday November o.
$50: Ia Philadelphia. Pa. J. LAWSON
CRIMSON. liis remains are expected a.
any tine.
Funeral notice ;a,tr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
FIRE IN SANDUsKY
Ohio Cty.'s Business Center sinner,
Loss Reaching $3.50 .oOO-'ren
III. Persons Hurt.
By Associated Pes

UPPER SANDuSKY, ONO Hovor,
if--Fire destroyed tho heart OF the
business district OF Upper SandusLv
ms morning, with more than 100000
loss. '''''V
A dozen mercantile houses and ,,.i-
contents are total loss. Including the
Ee,ter Hotel and Osborne Lodging
Housc and the Opera House. The $500 ,
yrp "yandot County Courthouse was
damaged by smoke
Ten persons were caught under 4
ia!hng brick. wall and two were i'm
?ured probably fatally. Edward Hart,
. th!rtS, sno t;Gward orians, thirty three.
president OF the Ohio Manutacturi,,
COMPANY, and Bernard Waller wrrs
seriously injured but will recover. The
The fire is believed TO have o-iring,
ina bakery '"' '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
HINDENBURG ON DEFEAT
Field Marshal Tells Soldiers of Arm,
He Will Not Desert
Them.
tBy Associated Press

BERLIN. November l4-Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg has issued proc
lamation 10 the German army saving
in substance:
The ever growing number OF our
enemies. the exhaustion OF our allies
and the urgent crisis in the provision
ing OF our country have forced US to
accept>tho hard conditions OF the ar
mistice. BY the terms OF the armi-
stice We are Obliged TO rapidly return
10 the Fatherland, which is a heavy
task
You will never be abandoned by
your field marshal in the struggle. He
will ever DO confident in you"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
SECRET PRACTICE HELD
This Rule VIII BE Followed MT AMMAN
oils Academy Until Season

ANNAPOLIS, IND. November IL
Secret practice OF the naval academy
football squad continued to-day and
will be the rule until the close OF the
season. Il is announced
Coach Dobie is dissatisfied with the
team and IL Is understood contemplates
several changes. Caldwell and Snively
are still contendins for left end and
Murray and King are fighting |, out
for right tackle. The backneld is en-
tirely up in the air. Rodes. good
back field man OF last year. who has
been on the sick list all season. is
back with the SQUAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Not n Legitimate Government.

BASEL, November I4.-AdV!ces re-
ceived here from Hungary say tina,
Count Karolyi. president OF the Hun
Garian national council, has made the
assertion that Roumania declared war
on Germany in order TO force the Ger
man field marshal. Won Mackensen to
disarm his men. II Is stated tina, Won
Mackensen' contends that the German
republic is not legitimate govern
mcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
CONVICTED OF FORGERY
Emmett Shepherd Sentenced To Ye,,
IN Penitenfiary on Two Counts.
James Cobb Guilty

In the Hastings Court yesterday En-
NETT Shepherd was found guilty. or
forging the name of DR.. Hugh NJ. Tav.
LOT TO check. Being convicted on
Two charges. he was given one wear
in the penitentiary in each case
James Cobbs. convicted OF cutting La
Tinia Johnscn, was sentenced 10 serve
a jail sentence TO twelve months and
TO pay fine OF So
Thomas Mcbride. charged with v;o
lating the prohibition law, was given
the usual sentence Of one month and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Charles Finds Haven In Switzerland
Ey Associated Press

GENEVA. SWITZERLAND. November
lf-Charlcs. tho former Austrian I'm
peror,. and Zita. mis- wife. according 10
the Vienna Arbiter Zeitung. left vi
They were expected TO cross the Sw!ss
frontier Wednesday at Buchs on the
Ilc!t bank OF tho Rhine. The forme.
emperor and Empress probably viii,
reside in a town on the Swiss shore
o. Lake Constance until peace has
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
More Otranto Dead Announced.
fPr

WASHINGTON. November thames
of twelve additional American soldiers
lost when the Otranto was sunk last
month in collision off tho Irish Goa ST
were announced to-day by the Var DC
partment. They include: Privates Ru-
fus Davis, Sparks. Ga; George y. Her
scy. Nichol. Ga: Eddie +. jackson, Mt
Pleasant, s, c.: Stonewali Jackson. Syl-
vania. Ga: John l.. Kelley Sylvania,
Ga. and william L. Kicks. Moultr.e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Lieutenant Hitchcock. Jr., Home.

NEW YORK. November 14-Lieu-
tenant Thomas Hitchcock. Jr. was
among the passengers on liner which
arrived here to-day. Lieutenant Hitch
cock, a young American airman, was
shot March 4 and compelled 10 land
within the German lines. He leapcd
from moving train. esca ping from his
captors several months later. walk cd
100 miles TO the border and reached
Switzerland August 81. He came TO
America to visit his relatives al West
bury l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
TO Honor French Leaders.

f'y A9Socia'td PreEF
PARIS, November 1.-THE Munich
pal CONNECT OF Paris has initiated
pian' Win the help OF Premier Glenn
enceau to hold ceremonial meetings
at the City Hal lin honor o. Marsha
Jonre and Marshal Foch. During the
mceting II is planned to present com
memorative medals TO the two grca,
soldiers e'N"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15

=, ITISbUKI. Va. November IL
Alexander II. Perkinson. died WeJnen.
day at her home In Ettr.ck. foIlovin1
a proiracted illness She ,iItv.s,1
Seafs OF age and Is survived b. ihres
nut one resides In E,trick tn.
WIZ De Friday afternoon with tho bur.
'ai IN the family ground In Chcsterfeid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Colonel whtt,,c,, 7. HON..

NEW iORK. November 14.-I,ieuten-
ant Colonel Charles NJ Whittlesy.
leader OF the famous lost battalion''
or the Seventy-seventh Division, who
sent the Germans word TO ..go to hell''
when after surrounding his battalion
in the ArSonnc forest they demanded
surrender. arrived here to-day from
Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
OFFICER FOR COMMISSION
New Industrial BODY to Be Hou.ed o,
First Floor OF Presbyterian
DuiId{nr

Nirginia's new Industrial Commits
sion will soon be in permanent GUAR
ters. The commission yesterday closed
a contract for the lease of the frat
floor OF the Presbyterian Building. on
Sixth and Main Streets. and will move
into its new quarters at an early date
The members have been tempora rily
using an anteroom of the Senate
Cha mber in the Capitol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
I FerneI Turki.h omci.l. rurr,,x..

BY Associated Press
~ PARIS, November li.-Turks rcs;d
finE In Switzerland are informed that
Talaat Pasira: former Grand Vizier and
Minister OK Finance: Enver Pasha for
mer Minister of War. and Djemal
Pashe. former Minister Of Marine. have
y hed from Constantinople. They are
a Afcused or ENDORSEMENT and other
crimes, according TO advices received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Name. VI, Co-R.snons.n,.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y, November ~
Six correspondents arc named in
G!forcs action started here to-day IN
Mrs. Regina l.. S.crnbach, OF Scars.
DALE; against Maurice G. Sternbach
mead or dye establishment, IN Eeu
YORK. Supreme cour, Justice Nor
chauser set tho trial date for Deem.
Der 2 The compla inant and her hus,
nand have one child. They were mar.
Red April %. 1909. ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
Ohio's Dry Majority 24.7is.

10y 7NHSU0I"0'u FE"ES,T
COLUMBUS. OHIO November IL
The state wide prohibition amendment
10 thlo'S constitution "+rrlsd 49, LIST
weeks election by majority o. a.
,ls vote. according 10 complete re-
turns received to-day a, the Office OF
arc official from ali but five counties.
complete, but unofficial tabuIation
gives t63. 124 votes for tho amendment
and 4S9.o01 HEainst f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
WILL SING IN FRANCE
Daughter of President Appears at TIVE
Concerts. One for Onicers and
One for Men.
tBy Associated Press.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE AMERI-
CAN FIRST ARMY IN FRANCE. No
vember l4.-Miss Margaret Wilson.
daughter Of President Wilson Is to sing
at headquarters here tomorrow. In
the afternoon she will give a recital
for the officers and in the evening
another for the enlisted men.
Since Monday there have been daily
concerts in Souilly and also at Tout.
headquarters OF the second army The
LiEny headquarters force is now or
EaniZing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
TIME is EXTENDED
Christmas Parcels VIII be Accepted
for "Ovenens- Until No
vember 10.
!By Associated Press.l

oS HSSoSiNleN fresS.j
WASHINGTON. November LEX
tension 10 November 80 OF the time
during which Christmas parcels will
OF the American E1ped!tionary Forces
in France was announced tonight by
the postoflce and War Departments.
The extension was due, il was said, to
the fact that the men OF the several
American divisions which were in COM
bat recently have only lately been
able to fill out the parcel labels with
out which packages from relatives and
friends in this country will not be ac-
cepted by the postal authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
4 NIehASnd Msa Reported Wounded
q "a ~ fBy AxuocIa ted Press(

~ OTTAWA. November 1.-THE names
fSfsG. FouIh; Shreveport. La. and +. g..
tAAyee oversssr casualty list. Routh In
/ lated as;"died. and Martin as wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
AMERICAN CAVALRY PLAYS
PART IN BATTLE OF SEDAN
Ones TO SEQ Active Ser
vice in War.
SIXTH Is ALSO IN FRANCE
General Liygctt Withdraws His
Army From This Part Of Front,
and II Is Formally Turned Over
TO French.
II, nAMoN nuN,oN.

WITH THE AMERICAN FIRST
ARMY, Novcmbc, IA The ionS riders
OF the Second Cavalry were salicpinS
after the retrcat;ne Germans on the
stage OF the f!er>e pursuit which
swept liSsctts men close 10 sedan.
the Americans in France. The second
was in action at -. Mchiel Part %
the Third. which with the sixth CON
stitutes about all the horscmcn there
are here. has also seen service. but
no; until the Germans began To make
n race OF il could they be utilized in
the battle which will probably so
down IN history as the battle OF the
Arsonne and Meuse.
The Second was then hurried up.
il was getting hard TO keep contact
with them. Ii was abou; the third
period, when Ligge;t began leading
his infantry into motor trucks.
CAVALRY FIRST TO
ENTER TOWN OF BEAUMONT
The cavalrymen. however. were the
nrSt Americans 10 enter the town of
Beaumont. which is practically the be-
ginning OF the battle field.
y young lieutenant went in with a
bunch Of mounted scouts. The Ger
mans opened on them With machine
guns and shot several horses under
their riders. They all dsmountcd and
took cover and fought the Germans off
until the infantry arrived
LiEEett has withdrawn his troops
which made the rush 10 Sedan He
has turned the sector over entirely to
the French. The French were moving
up into Iorcy. which is practically in
Sedan. while the Americans were
SoinS in by another way
II was com bination affair between
the two armies. Now the Sedan sector
Is occupied by the Franch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15

WE HAVE QUITE A LARGE STOCK OF
70 MAlEi.IALLY nEpouClNEs iTH IL G sTOEK
AMP ,o,; AVOID ,CAI.RhiNG THE CANS
EnS ItSFEH t & A II s "a
k MiS cord ti2ss club
bargain
iutely new. at sacrifice.
OVERLAND 1917. light 4. new tires mint
dition. eo"
sA ,Sa2 1S9,sdstcr. 1917; new TOP. good tires
rnechdhicA! condition. Bargain
COLE cylinder touring. perfect me .hanical
condition. Sood paint. top and new tires.
CADILLAC s. with cord tires. bumper Ex
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STUDEBAkER six. 1918. newly painted. top
500 m,ies ana Gop 1,, Gnmper etc c Only run
surprise You
separate tires. bumper. etc. big buy. ~
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sTs sDIsa Sn ,b1 iFhi four sourins newly
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IaSlesl roro IN NichmOnd.
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ures. pufhpcr etc. one OF the classieSt cars
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sTrUDEiB s four. 1917. good tires. top.
nrSt-ciSsS mechanical condition. a bar
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VIM iiI.s de,i nS truck ,2; Tith bumper. good
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TM hI, i'spnbiie one ton trucks completely re-
truck bargain in Richmond
THE above cars have gone through our
shop and are in Grst class mocha meal con-
dltion Tors are good. The paint Is good
T me a aSs OF shrm haze ssrs
In used cars in Richmond. and il you are
considering The purchase of good car
C0BURN MOTOR SALES
CORP. OF RICHMOND.
icl7 West Broad Street
DsAFEBSn sFGSn y aGEoh eA Is Fon SALE
NS 6Se H Saasts5; for %msaia,s dfysrG
& HsH S S%i' ls si,sl tho war. TSSsiSAE
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
I)ENn,HS.

r FL r I. % Funeral OF WILLAED
MA. MAY WAkEFlELD, who died OF pncu-
Wenio November ID. attic hotn. or hlt
Srs,S nnn George ApplcWhits: near. Seen
cemetery ;I5 r. VI. NOVEMBER Is lilo
,SsEcS mother and Two brothers aud n host
Inc home ut l.. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
COBURN'S FALL USED
CAR BARGAINS

WE HAVE QUITE A LARGE STOCK OF
Used LARS On HAND. AND IN ORDER
TO Ai-iIEhiALLY REDUCE THE STOCK
THROUGH THE WINTER VIZ IN +. liz;
EEKlNG THE FOLLOWING CARS AT SAC
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FUNE.t, Al. DIRECTORS.

SHAUP, Edwin Phsap Funeral Director and
tmoaimer. Scj T.. Main Mad ISL: Ran 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15

J. l.. SUTHERLAND 4 SONS.
l'GSERAl- Directors. los West Main Stree
Boni. PA. Nights and Sundays Ran I:
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DEErE|$nARI;s USED Cans Fon SALE.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15

/. way, James Montgomery did not rest
on his oars. but immediately completed
another comedy called "Oh Look, which
will pay here entire week February -,
, with popular matinccs "Wednesday and
. SATURDAY
: CLEVER GIRL TRIO At THE GARRiCk.
The Iicnning girls, who are appearing
at the Garrick Theatre this week, arc con
tributlng their share toward the tun and
music on the program The company com
prises thrc charming girls, who have good
voices and know how 10 Use them. Their
solos. ducts and trios arc decidedly
pleasing, and in addition they are wonder
fully clever dancers, doing some intricate
"toe" dancing and also some very lively
clog dancing. They wear stunning cos
tunes. which includes several changes
during the act Their songs arc among the
latest and most opportune, and IN the
singing the girls inject the real spirit INTO
their work,
GERALDINE FARRAR At THE MAJESTIC.
Artcraft's latest subject, featuring Ger
aldine Farrar, entitled The Devil Stone,
is the dramatic end Of the double feature
bill at the Majestic Theatre, The pro-
duction Is being enthusiastically received
hy Majestic audiences. The Devil
Stone starts with flavor Of romance
and with the idea Of representing an
abstract idea by a symbol. The devil
stone is a magnificent emerald richly set
in an ancient diadem II is found by a
fisher maiden on rugged coast after
Il storm Its history Is most pictur-
esqucly associated in her mind with a
fragment OF story loro. 1t had been
stolen by q Morse queen from a bishop
whose convent her troops had looted,
and she ordered him thrown over cliff
for concealing it.
THE MAD LOVER VICTORIA.
'TThe Mad Lover" the film of which
is now exhibited at the Victoria Theatre,
is attracting much favorable comment
and the size of the audiences attending
daily are testimony of the popularity
OF the play. Robert Warwick, the star OF
the play and one of the leading stage
characters, has had quite a checkered
career. He is good athlete. His rec
ord with the New York Athletic Club
puts him among the top notchers of that
organization. His work in The Mad
Lover" is different from any Of his pre-
vious performances. An array of OPP
portunities are offered that call for won.
derful acting and Warwick was equal to
the task
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS 5

THEDA BARA IN CLEOPATRA PLAYHOUSE
Theda Bara in ''Cleopatrs, one Of IN,
most remarkable moving picture dramas
which has ever been placed on a stage
continues to delight large numbers OF
people at The Playhouse IL is doubtful
II there has ever been more popular
attraction there The newspapers have
already told the public of the excellency
Of the photo drama, but ii is such an
immense film production that IL has "a
be seen in order TO be fully appreciated
Ii is entirely different from anything
which has been seen here before The
picture will be shown at The Playhouse
each afternoon and night for the remainder
of the week
VERY GOOD EDDIE.
Very Good Eddie was such tremen-
dous hit in New York that its title be-
came a by-word throughout the land.
And the thousands who have heard Of the
rare qualities of that musical comedy
success. and the thousands who have
whistled, sung, listened or danced to its
fascinating melodies. viii rush to see il
al The Playhouse all next week
And better still its is bringing its COM
plete cast. direct from its third visit TO
NV York, where it is even now giving
Manhattan playgoers another oppor-
tunity 10 laugh al It's smart comedy and
applaud at its cxquis te mus cal numbers
The entire production Of Very Good
Eddie" bears the unmistakable stamp Of
Elisabeth Marbury and F. Ray Com
stock who furnish all the musical pro
duction for the Swagger Princess Theatre,
New York, and of which Very Good
Eddie is the most elaborate delightful
example.
"oI.D LADY No. 81
Few PLAYS ever presented on Broadway
have made such universal appeal as
'Old Lady 81, :" which ran for more than
six months in New York. and which comes
to The Playhouse March II, II and l3
with Emma Dunn in the stellar role,
and the same company which supported
her in New York. Ii served to introduce
as star Emma Dunn, an actress well
known by reason of her performances
in Richard MansfeId's peer Gynt''
and David Belasco's The Governor s
Lady" and The Warrens of Virginia y
"oH LOOK" AT THE PLAYHOUSE
With the musical play Going Up" TO
his credit as being the best play on Broad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15
WALTER PIPP IN CLASS |.
Home Run Hitting First Raseman Valves
Exemption lain.

Naltcr I1pp 'hc ankles ~lugging
first sackcr ~. been placed IA Class |
DIVISION \ ui tht drtit fur The National
Army rlpp Who j. ~lcnding tho WIN
ter Ia Grand Rapids Nlch did not claim
exemption when Il, hllcd ont his ques-
tlonnaIro IL h~ family Is we'll fixed
financially and W. haS no ono dependent
ulOp lam PPM ], the only Yankee
rrguI,r who Is likely to be taken in the
next dratt ~ al the Others are married.
\ frW months agu il was reported that
Pipp bad enlisted in tho army. but it de-
veloped that he had not done so. but
had been gwen a position as craftsman
IN government office IN Grand Rapids.
Evidently hc did not find this work 10
his liking. for he Is not engaged in il
at present As there Is no immediate
possibility 81 .hosc in Class being
called 10 the culors Il Is probable that
Plpp viii H. allowed 90 play At least
part 81 Tho season with the Yankees