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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
SUBMARINES INEFFECTIVE
Official Figures Published by French
Government, Relating to Medt-
fcrrancnn, Encouraging.

PARIS. September 6.-Thc growing
;neffectivencss OF the submarine war
fare is indicated by Official figures just
published by the French government.
relating to the French traffic in the
Mediterranean.
According to these figures. no less
than 1850 vessels. chiefly merchantmen.
with a total tonnage of 100000, cross
ca the Mediterranean between Febru-
airy - and April ], under escort. The
average number of ships underway,
coming to or going away from. France
was 240.
had SO diminished In force that only
one in four resulted in damages to the
ships. The result has been that the
water traffic has steadily increased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
CLEARING: OF VEiSE STRATEGIC
OFFENSIVE OF HIGH ORDER

.AMERICAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE, September G.-'Thcrc proh.
ably never was a heater Instance OF
a strategicai offensive than the fashion
in which the Germans along the Veslc
were put TO Hight by q blow struck
many miles TO the west Of them Had
we attempted 10 force the !inc OF the
yesle tactical!y we should have lost
at .1ast 10000 men and possibly three.
times that many. By the blow sirucl,
on the SCISSORS plateau. however,
blow which In any case was inevitable
the Vesle has been cleared in mo
operations along the Ailctte BY those
same operations some OF the finest di-
visions OF the German army have been
prevented from holding UP the British
advance and the Hlndenburg line thus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
WHY RAILROAD FAILED
Director McAdoo Issues state
ment Declaring Morgan de-
minded High Interest Rate.

= WASHINGTON. September 6.-D!-cc-
tor-General Of Railroads McAdoo. In II
statement Tonight declared that the
failure OF the Chicago and Western
Indiana Railroad Company to meet
Sl5,0oO000 one year collateral s pcr
cent trust notes on September l. tho
date Of maturity, was not because Of
the Federal railroad administration.
He declared on the contrary, that the
banking firm OF j. p. Morgan n Com
pany refused to renew the obligation,
except at a rate OF interest OF ga per
cent which terms. the statement says,
both the Acknowledgement and tho Of
hcerS OF the Chicago and Western
Indiana Railroad Company regarded.
and SIN regard, as excessive and UNI
warranted"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Fire Cover for Robbery.

y fire. which did considerable dam
lio"ell Brothers hardware store, co,
Howell brothers Hardware store co.
East Broad street. Is believed by the
police. who are Investigating tho cir
cumStanccs surrounding II. To have
hecn started by thieves as a blind for
robbery soon after the blaze, pocket
Knives and razors. tho values OF which
aggregated approximately 800 were
missed by the p-oprietors, whose
opinion WAS to tho effect that the rob
berry had been committed in the midst
Of the confusion. Captain Alexander S.
wright is conducting an investiga-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
PETERSBURG CELEBRATES
LAFAYETTE'S ANNIVERSARY
Event Recall. Visit OF Dlstlnguishe ed
ErenchmRn to City Nearly
Hundred Years Ago.

PETERSBURG, VA. September g.
The anniversary OF the birthday Of Cen
eral Lafayette. which was celebrated
in this country to-day recalls TO mind
the fact of his visit to Petersburg in
1924. where he was given q most
cordial reception. On his approach to
the city he was met by the mayor and
other officials military and citizens
mounted and on foot. He was escorted
in a parade through the streets. and
conducted to his apartments in Niblos
Tavern. now the Stafford, where he was
Bollingbrook Street. where he was
banqucted and toasted as the guest
of our nation and the bencfactor of
the world. The general responded in
Il speech Of much feeling. and in return
offered toast TO Petersburg. At night
General Lafayette was entertained at
the theatcr. on the following day
400 children assembled on Poplar
Lawn. now Central Park to welcome
the distinguished visitor. They passed
in review before him. gave recitations
and sang patriotic songs. On his de-
parturc he was escorted out OF the city
by large crowd OF enthusiastic
citizens. His visit was an event never
forgotten by those who witnessed IL
a handsome marker OH the west wall
Of the Stafford Hotel. erected by Peters
berg Chapter of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. records LafaS
cites visit here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
ENEMY IS DOOMED
Such Is Declaration Made In Address
i'll New York by Ambassador
,Jussernnd.
[By Associated Press. ]

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September Ga stir
ring address by French Ambassador
Jusserand. in which he asserted that
the enemy is doomed. and Eve shall
choose and appoint the day for peace"
brought TO an end tonight New York 8
celebration of the 16ist birthday ami
versary of the Marquis de Lafayette
and tho fourth anniversary OF the first
battle of the Marne.
In this address. delivered at the ban
quet of the Franco American Society.
NJ. Jusserand paid tribute TO Americas
efforts in the war, showed tho insin-
certify of former German peace offers
and predicted that the encmys next
peace offensive will fail as we'll as
his other offensives."
Colonel Roosevelt. who spoke at the
CITY Hall. said in part:
Lafayette Day commentaries the
services rendered to America in the
revolution by France. Our army on
the other side is now repaying in part
our debt, and next year we have rea-
son TO hope, and we must insist. that
the lighting army in France from the
United States shall surpaSs in numbers
the lighting army In France OF either
France or England. 1t is now time
and i, has long been time-for America
o bear her full share Of the common
burden. the burden borne by all the
allies in this great war for liberty and
Justice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
FIELD MARSHAL HAIC
REPORTS RRITISH GAINS


LONDON. September 6.--Thc Eri,isb
troops south OF PcruGuc are advancing
approximately seven miles east OF the
connie on tho general line Of Monchv-
which villages have been taken nv
them, according to Field Marsha! H,ig's
communication issued Tonight, In the
bSS sector slight advances also b,ya
been made b. the British.
On the Flanders front the British ar.
,,ssa fE IN portions OF the old GER
nan MAJ front line east of Neuve Chapellc
ana In the old British line in the Eau
oulssart sector. The British also have
'uyanGeo northwest OF Armcntiercs.
in N mnsas OF Peronne British forces are
are in the immediate vicinity OF Ton
court. 1du"n
I, Southeast Of Jerome the British
laEe OF Doingt ''' VII
Inc statement reads:
est.eluay our troops forced cross
.nSs VI the Spnmc south OF prronne -,
inc race of the vigorous resistance ~
inc enemys rear guards on the east
Christ .ns river; The villages of St,
were captured, with n number of 49,,
oners, and our troops. pressing fnrw,ra
ssIide the Amiens-St. Quentin road
Chaussee" ana Aons-en-
East Of peronne VIC have taken
Do!ngt and have made important nrop-
ess on me high ground between Pc.
rome and Nurlu. We hold Bussu ana
ana LOS. n, 10 Iemplvux- Ia Posse. Nuri,,
niaco Iss sharp lighting took
pace last night on this line.
on the Lys front ground w,s ,.ir
81 ~ our troops during the night wes,
OF La Bassee. and an attack mo, ~.
OF our new posts in this ln,aIitv ,..,'.
successfully beaten on ""'
ro AS The result OF their continued
troops are established i'm nnr.;n 49,, our
E S1e old German front line east Of Nnuvc
Chapelie, and the old British from H.
by US. !" again he!d
10y successful attack carried ou,
S,anS evening English ,roops ,,d.
,n nMIIa On the line norrhwes, Of a..
Co. capturing several prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
SOUTHERN SH|PYARD
LANDS GREAT CONTRACT
Aerry Shipbuilding Company to
Build Ten Tankers at Cost
of $18,OOO,OOO.
NOW BUILDING MERCHANTMEN
Savannah Concern Now Engaged in
turning Out Composite Cargo
Carrying Vessels for Emergency
Fleet Corporation.
icy Associated Press.I

SAVANNAH, GA, September 6.-The
Terry Shipbuilding Corporation, which
mas under construction number OF
composite merchantmen for the United
States government, announced to-day
that 1t has received a contract to con-
struct ten oil tankers at cost of
SlS,OO0.000. The work Is to begin In
thirty days.
This is the second largest contract
TO come to Savannah, the Terry Com
pahy having the largest before this.
inc contract just issued Is I'm accord
ance with the announcement from Phil
adelphia that the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration has inaugurated 4 new ship
building policy. Tho Terry yards at
savannah will confine it's efforts TO the
construction OF this type of vessel
when tho present contract for COM
poSite merchantmen ID completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
GOVERNMENT PROBING
ARREST OF SlACKERS
Believed Any Biame VIII Rest Upon
Officers OF bureau of
Investigation.

WASHINGTON. September 6.-An
early report on the conduct Of the
So-called Stacker raids in New York
CITY and vicinity will be made by the
Department of Justice in response to
the request from the President. 1t was
stated to-day that even before the
the Department of Justice had sent
John Lord OBrien. assistant to the
Attorney-General to New York for an
investigation and report.
This action by the Department OF
Justice was based on newspaper re-
ports, protests of citizens and inquiries
made by Senator Calder. of New York.
and other government officials. 1t is
probable, therefore. that If any blame
is TO be attached for the manner In
which the raids were conducted 1t will
iinally rest upon officers OF the bureau
officers of the local bureau for the
mctropolitan district of New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
nELIEVI; SUCH TAXATION
had BUSINESS EnR STATI,

Again. ] believe such taxation to be
pad business on the part of the State,
"h!cn mas been for more than ten years
past III receipt of a large and increas-
.hg annual revenue from these cor
ora'onS. The amount paid by them
annually IL capitalized in Virginia
bonds. would amount TO millions of
dollars and viii. in my opinion, If per-
inl'ted 20 increase ufmolcsted cventu-
Sly pay annually the interest on our
at" debt and create a sinking fund
ior It's anal extinction. These corpo-
!1ti"NS. II disturbed may be dissolved:
c.',:: are ''ams.tpry; they are here be-
I go OF our supposedly hospitable
avs; the% should not. in an unbusi-
nsasl! "e spirit be driven from the
STAT; Their presence here'is great
ann increasing asset to Virginia
.'sd OF Tie resources of Virginia
ana mold steadfastly TO my dcterInin-
%Wfl"t, 10 keep my prediction pledges
was distributed all over the State dur
lnk the Snbernatorial campaign, said /:
onr p"op!" have brains and Drawn:
vciopcd resources. We need capltai to
renter these available in our agricul-
tWuitai. INDUSTRIAL and commercial life.
should be shared by ali, care aUs'' should
~ I'M lhai our tax laws be not so
advent here. it should nave the same
H,pp,nrtunity and protection II receives
IN the. development OF our resources
virginia Will grow as powerful in
induStry, agriculture and commerce as
What proclaimed upon the hust-
ings ! now rciteratc.
s. nave Isad ne clippings that YOU
met such assaults during my campaign
s GU hossessea ,iW9@ and ! shall not as
/" be- nnusnced iy chem erm in the y ds
chaiBc OF my official duties"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
LtDESD0RFF THANKFUL
WAR Not ON GERMAN So,s

AMSTERDAM, September 6.-Vienna
print Interviews with Won Iindart,ro
an" Ludcndorn: the lctest appearinS
IN Inc Neus Wiener journal and h1
Fhc war has now been concentrated
upon french territory" General Iu
oendorir is quoted as saying. and nv
materials has assumed pronnr,; "a ~
"nlcn throw everything hitherto az.
SSonplished in the shade. We thus far
ably, and are confident thar We u, n,
continue 10 do So ''
We may an be thankful that the
on the whole been spared us in 90
hofne territory The armies OF IN.
Eehtrai powers are safeguarding Their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
HlNDESBURG SAYS ALLIES
FIGHT WITH SCRAPS OF PAPERn

,coPE;NHAGEN. September 6.-von
~ IhurnpurS' according to Il dispatch
from BcrHn. has issued proclamation
10 IN" German people, declaring thar
ne enemy. in addition 10 the armed
offensive, Is conducting an offensive by
p,tIittd matter containing most insane
rumorS. which are distributed in
switzerland, Holland and fpenmark
from winch countries they are spread
throughout the whole of GERMANY
Thc field marshal warns In. n.onra
70 pc unanimous against the enemy
VINO nGntS with scraps of paper and
',uuors intended TO SON diSScnSlon and
diSunion among ourselves and hetwa.n
us and our allies" and exhorts a II
,.rinans 10 remember these poisoned
sSIhPs come from the cnrinv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
STEAMER LAKE OWENS SUNK
Five OF Crew Missing and Twelve
Wounded, Result OF Gum
tBy Associated Prers.l

WASHINGTON. September 6-The
Navy Department WAS Informed to-day
that the American steamer Lake Owens
had been sunk by submarine Five
members Of the civilian crew arc re-
ported lost.
Except for the five missing all mem
hers of the crew have been landed. six
seriously wounded and six slightly
wounded. Tho names OF these were
not given in the dispatch.
The steamer, an army cargo carrier
of 2.3os tons. was sent down by gunnre
in foreign waters September 8. All
members Of the naval guard were
saved. and only one. Chief Boatswain's
Mate II. W. Lincoln. is reported slight
ly injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
MANY COTTON MILLS IDLE
Combination Of Low Water md FniI-
ure OF Great Generator Force
Temporary Shutdown.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. September g.
mont section Of North Carolina and
South Carolina remained idle to-day be d.
cause of lack of power. due to a COM
Linatfon OF excessively low water in
the streams and the failure of great
generator in an auxiliary steam plant
az Durham. of the Southern Power
Company. according to announcement
Tonight by Charles I. BurIholdcr gem
crai manager of the power company
These mills probably will be enabled
&c resume operations tomorrow at G
o'clock, he said. The shutdown be-
gan at o'clock this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
CAR STRIKES AUTO
n. l.. Yowel1 and Two Women Com
pnnions Are Injured in the
Crush.

II. l.. Yowell and two women COM
panions were injured when trolley
car collided with an automobile in
which they were riding at First and
Marshall Streets yesterday afternoon.
Vowel suffered dislocated hip and
treated at Grace hospital. where last
night 1t was stated that nc was rest
ing we'll. His companions, whose names
were not learned, were treated at their
homes. Their injuries. 1t is stated,
were superficial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
At the Movies

ODEO N-Norms Talmndse. In
"Her Only Way"
vICrOR-violn Damn, In "FIower
OF the Dusk"
ISlS-D ouE los Fairbanks, In
"Bound In Morocco
COLoNIAL-Vlrgln Pearson, In
"The Liar"
BIJOU-"The Birth OF Nation"
BLUEBIRD-NNiliia Duncan, In
"a Fight for Millions"
REX-Stnndnrd attractions.
RIALTO-Elsie Ferguson, In ''The
Lte.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Presented with Color standard.

,WASHINGToN. September 6.-The
Colonel Smcdley Butler, which soon ia
TO join the Devil Dogs" fighting In
France. was presented with a STANDARD
or colors tonight by Secretary DAN
icls. at Quantico. Va, where thew have
been in training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
SELECT LARGE AREAS
FOR SOLDIERS REST PLACES
IBy Assoclatcd Press ]

+ PARIS, September 6.-I.eave areas
Tor the American eSped!tionary forcEs
have been selected in the towns OF
La Bourbourle and Mont Dorre &C,
cording to an announcement printed
10 the stars and Stripes. tho official
newspaper OF the American army in
France. These towns. celebrated since
the days OF the Romans for their nor
springs. can accommodate 5000 sol
diers. Situated At a high altitude
they will afford later excellent yin
ter sports. such as skiing snow shoe
ing and sleighin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
PERSHISG TELLS on,
AMERICAN ADVANCE,

WASHINGTON. S.nt.r,t
Saai fershing's communiui.. for ,rb,, uh-
gay tells A-fcny tuf the Confined -
nar. Ie o. o. ~ t!se \; Americans and French
nothi1s II report from otSsr ' s,.,.,o- Is
ne dispatch follows: ee'ois'
,h.i section Our troops continuing
French. have crossed The r,ja'ea MN ths
~ the Nesie and have reached the crest
Oh fhe the ,s slopes leading to the valley Of
.ne Aihhe. There is nothing Of i'm
portance to report from the oiher In
torS occupied by our trnnn. e. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
FIVE AMERICANS WIZ
HoNONS ON BRITISH FRONT
By Associated Press. ]

=, WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
CANS have been decorated win Eritieh
'rnors Tor conspicuous gallantry In ac-
non on the BRUSH front. They are:
tenant Allan Francis Bounalic
lem ,uvey Ransom. of Grand RAPIDS
lien; corporal John Johnston and
nlrtNatc i.awrcnc" hartley Collier and
filNatc Robert Hurley Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
END NOT YET
GcncrnI Wood Tells Men of His Com
mnnd they Fnce Grinding
Game OF KILLING.

CAN'T FUNSTON, KANS., September
6 .--"Therc iH nothing to Justify assum-
ING we are near the end of tho war"
declare! Major-Gencral Leonard wood.
commanding the Tenth Division. to-
DAY. In his address TO the Forty-1rst
regiment he said tho men were facing
az" Of conviction in right would bring
victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
SAVING HARD NUT SHELLS
English People Also Collecting Fruit
StOnes-CsinE both for War


LONDON. September 6.--A systematic
collection Throughout the country of
all hard nut shells and fruit stones,
urgently required for war purposes,
is being conducted by the government.
English householders, hotel propric-
tors. superintendent of institutions
and others were asked recently by the
National Salvage Council to save all
the fruit stones and hard nut shells
available
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Struck by Train at Aeon.

Percy Loving, ST. Wythe Street. an
employee OF the Richmond Forgines
was struck by a Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
train at Acca while on his way TO
work last night. He suffered n scalp
wound and dislocation of his collar
s'dered serious. He is heing treated
at the Retrcnt for the Sick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
War Stamp, SnIc..

IN observance OF Lafayette Day. war
savings stamps were placed on sale
to-day at booths at several Of the
pr,ncipal points OF the city. and the
safes We're quite liberal. UP TO this
time Petersburg has purchased s22j
900 OF its quota Of 100000 of stamps.
fifty-Seven individuals and firms pur-
chased stamps in $1,000 lots each and
It Is believed the number of such Dur-
chasers VIII be increased to about one
hundred. \ drive will probably be
quota may be fully made up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
CONGRESSMEN SEE WAR
Shells From German Gums Explode
Near Them when THY Visit
in Yprcs Region.

La PANNE, BELGIUM. September s.
Representatives Hicks. of New York:
Oliver. Of Alabama; Wilson, Of Texas.
and four others had a narrow escap
from death yesterday at fpres, where
they arc visiting the battle front.
The party was caught in a lombard
mcnt at "Hellfirc Corner" which is
constantly under a perfect range from
the German guns. a four-inch shell
exploded 200 yards away and a second
crashed only 100 yards away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
MUCH AERIAL ACTIVITY
Avfatorn Give Material Assis-
lance In Piercing Strong Hin
denburS Dcfcnses.
IBy Associated Press. ]

LONDON, September 6.-The storm
center OF British aerial activity
throughout the week has been the
sector from Lens to Peronne, the air
men materially assisting in piercing
the immensely strong IIindcnburg de-
lenses and harassing the rctreating
enemy. German organizations behind
the Wotan line. including the vital rail-
ways radiating from Valencicnnes,
we're heavily bombed. In the course
Of the week. 166 tons of explosives
were dropped in the battle area. Nine
ty-two machines We're destroyed and
forty-iive disabled, while sevcnty-five
British machines were reported as
missing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Onponr Imposinc nf rnrin.

DENLY, ENtfLAND, September c.
jority Of five to one, to-day passed n
resolution. to the effect that the war
has not changed the soundness OF the
upon the government the danger Of
imposing tariffs Or imposts. 4 reso
home rule in ireland was carried by
reclamation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
has been broken by battle nearly 100

has been broken by battle nearly 100
miles away from it,
Though the German withdrawal from
the Neslc is the most SNOWY event i'm
this sector. by far the most serious
me "..s their defeat between Terry
SornE and the Ailcttc. 1t Is no wonder
mat their troops were commanded TO
resist TO the last man. Were they UNI
able TO hold the deck of the hill to
the south OF NauXillon they would have
10 Withdraw their entire garrison from
the Pont Rouge plateau and fall back
10 the last ridge from which the flank
Tended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Sent on for Trial.

In tho Police Court to-day. after pre-
limary. hearing Andrew Latil, OF New
Orleans and William Parker, Of Dallas.
Texas. were sent up TO the Hastings
Court for trial for breaking into and
robbinE tho store of w. Fl. Harrison
q Co, of 5000 worth of goods. They
confessed guilt. and expressed great
sorrow for the crime. They had only
arrived in Petersburg the evening OF
the robbery Parker is about nineteen
years old while Latil is twice that age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
I.cod In I'm. ,,,,L.

WhSIiJNGTON, September 6--Maior-
General William l.. Stbert. director OF
chemical warfare service. to-day an
gas masks was In progress and thai
the American mask Is better than that
produced by any other country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

There were good-aaie Of dark prim-
inGs this week, prices ranging from
IS to 5000 per 100 pounds The mar
ket is very active. The average price
on the weeks sales is slO.63 per 100
pounds. The crop. of both bright and
dark tobacco in this section this sea-
son is an excellent one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

WASHINGTON, September 6.--Plans
Of Southern Senator'S to protest to
Of Chairman Baruch. OF the War In
dustrics Board, to have commission
appointed to Investigate tho feasibility
of recommending stabilization OF cot
ton prices were abandoned latc to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Pythian Joint M.cti,r

Al the joint meeting last night OF
inc Pythian Lodges OF Petersburg and
Hopewell, n ne candidates were car
rled through the third degree, the
There was n large attendance OF mem
oers or the order. with number or
quests from lodges In other States. The
prlhcipai address OF the evening. after
me Initiation ceremonies, was made
by Charles II. I.assiter. OF Eureka
Lodge: though there were other sneak
crs: Rctreshments were served. and
Il maj musical program was rendered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

Good rOoming and boarding plnrea
"rc In great demand. Let TImes-Di
pntch Want Ad. rent your rooms or
lind room for you.