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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-31
2.521 ViRGiNIANS ENLIST
secretary Sn.> Tint Nun,,rr IIu-
Joined Nav. Since UmtIrc3a
Df Ntar.

AdJdtaat-,;cneral W. " sal. is Il,
receipt Of "a letter from the Ollie. al
INC secretary OF tho Navy STATING. thai
2"@l NirEintana have enlisted IN m,
navy since tho outbreak Of tho war
No'hin6 has yet been heard from III.
oi,c"rS OF the army or the marine.
lercH -. I.aricr. OF PETERSBURG b.4
been commissioned FIRST Lieutenant ia
the All nm RiAcs OF the State \ol.
untccr:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

rEIi;ESBnEG PEANUT MARKET
'I1-nmr,.d D." dodgers. Plummer & Co I,r,
-. =: ct:SBl EG, VA January D-Snanish
80 t.tnte's StocHp-MaSket iirn at s2i5 ner
NirS'n'a" FARMERS stoclD-Marlc, nrn,.
.irirta Jnm'sno. le'! cents per pound: extra
pIihe. 10 cents per pound: prime 10 cent,
per n"mnd: Smelling >,ocl,. . To o., cent,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

rhc following permits issued
Yesterday Ivy the building Inspectors
office:
Elizabeth V. Lee TO c-cc, 49,
apartment north side Grove Nvenuc,
between Boulevard and Mulberry Streets.
TO cost $4,000.
carl \. Huchrmund. 20 cree; brick
dwelling on Hickory Street. between
Baker and Goddin Strctt-. TO cost
$3.50.
&. w Smith. TO repair frame dwell
ling at - West Marshall street. 10
cost $40.
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Ny, ASafchmnn Mined.

toGian Of tho Federal Building. m
nouncsd yesterday that l.. l.. Barker
formerly Waterman of the building had
es:gred. in order 10 accept position
in the postal service in the local most
cficc. Joseph y. kraus has been APP
pointed temporarily 10 this position
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Keep Out the Cold

And save coat. Athey cioth-I.tncd
Metal Weather strip on your door
and windows viii give astonishing
results. Telephone MIR. Wright. Ram
dolph 221o, and get an estimate MON
iAGIE MFG, 60. Tenth and Main
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u equiAItlon Is,ued.

Governor stuart yesterday ISSUED n
reduici,ion on tho Governor Of Wcs,
Virginia Tor sam Ecrgcr. wanted ia
hotclourt county OH the chars" -,
murder EcrCer is now IN iail ~
Charleston. W Va. W. 4. Booze has
gone 10 bring Berger back for trial.
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NAVAL STORES.


NNN ANNAH. GA I.nu.ry - .l,,r.-..
sing, iit'' - -: sales. - casks rc,.ipiH I,
80 IIii.,ht,nenis. loi rashS: stock $50,
sSss ba '41 h"frS.n; shrne1ts, ,none stoc,
go; T. so: *. go. VI. Ssh. III ~. ~;
/. ...-... WI. ..tum !. i"'- WV =, - -
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Writ of Error.

The supreme Court cf Appeals yes
tcrjlay granted a writ OF error and si
pcrScdcas in tho case o; John GlideUcll
vs.. Murray. LACY & co, fixing tire bond
at 500. The case wa. appealed from
;hc Circuit Court Of Lunenhurs County.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charter was issued BY
the State Corporation Commission ycc-
tcrday:
Realty Company. Portsmouth. incrcaS-
ing its capital stock from $4,000 -
$50. ooa. providing for $4,000 preferred
81
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued Yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court:
Charles y. Savage and Mary Page
Mallory. city.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MAEhrI
Nhol~-al' Quuiationa

niicd StstcS FOOD sGp,ip3s'r. f.~,o.
80. Z. lS.al
tBy q. Il; turric & co..
Jichm4uh. y January y. 1915.
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Seramsiebnns pun yeamten.

Oak Die Sunoesregierull9 bel Der
pIobliden Sdaffung urto SeIesllng
bon iiber pier5igtauieno llellen HINTS
itelen MiBgriffe uno Germlrriing
nid)t bat pernueioen fonnelL oorilbcr
fam man ibr feline Gorwilrie ma
den. @ie oiele 0inee III Den Ser.
Staatell nm einmol licaen ullo itber
Nodt iid nift anoeru laIlen, mar
oas i~iberbaupt nidt 81 permeloett.
@enn aber Die 9eiibnabnie Der eile1ls
bafnlen omrd) Die Gegierung 81 elmer
meroen ioate, 10 o%ilrften 5rngelt Ger
Observation-Disclosures 81 nllBerlf
brenllenoen merben. Oesbalb mag IS
alit iein, cinmal ,auf Die Shplerlgs
feiten bin5upeiien, mel6e IN olelent
9anoe elmer iad)gemaBen Hegelltllg
oes 3ipiloienltes entaegenltebelt.
&ieleift laiien lid einlge oleler
Sdnieriafeiten ans Dem @ege rahs
men, menn lire 9tatur ridltig erfonllt
lit.
lin ci1erl tiidtieen SeamtcnItono
5l er5ielen, lilo 5uei 9eoingnngelr
ltncntbebrlid): Gritens millIen ole
@eonten oollernoe Stellluna init vi
tersperiorgung baben, oanit lie lire
aan5e Gnergie Dem amte %ipionlen,
mo lie miiiien bic Iltslidlt babeil,
bis in Die o6eriten Stellen hires DC.
partements oufriiden SIT fonlen. Nltr
Die iebr gerinae 3abl Der &eglerllngs
inn llnteri6ieo pom eieentlifen Ger
moltungsbeamteit miiilen ielbitpers
ltanblidl medieln, ie nad) Dem @ed)lel
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BELT r. r.
N. 4 W. d. Seppt.l

q. Z o. u. Scpot.)
4nfuift-
$50. 202-%ou Gbriitine, ..nadm. AS
Mbfabrt-
go. 20f-Iaa ebriitine. .uorm 500
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@aQeniteine Mnb @%eidlulre.

bin in letter Belt lebr beId)dftiet 9e-
meIen," idreibt &err S. $. Sano
BON @ua 2afe, Cast, ooarum boffe
id, Sic meroen mid entidllloigen
oaB id ni1t cher geihrieben babe.
Srau 6. Widaeli bierielbit lit on
@aQenIteinen, uno Die @er5te enl=
pfoblen cine lofortige operation. Nm
Itott oeren Hat 5u folgen, nobm lie
Mlpenfr1ilter. Nad)Oem lie oicle Wte-
Oi5in 5mei 8oden lang gebraudt
batte, iagte lie mir, oaB oas @eilmit-
tel hire Grmnrtlnge1 neit iibertrof-
fell babe. sic lit iest geiuno."
SD lelbit mar nit @cid)piiren be-
baftet uuo erouloete uniagbare
Shnler3en. .3pei Ier5te gaben miD
ais unbeilbar ollL nadoem lie mid
smei Monate lang bebaitoelt battel1
,3pei 5laihen 6orni's Ilpenfrduter
baben mid BON meineril 2eioen be-
freit. 9ies mar in 1905, nno i'd biz
leitber ME mieoer init @eidtpIren ge-
plaat aerueien. SD fam Dies Sell
mittel alien 2~eioenoen beitens entpfeb.
leit."
Man fam perniinftiger 8eile su
feinen1 anoeren ShluB fummen, als
oaB cine Meoi5in, Die lolfe griinbli-
de Seilerfolge %er5ielt, ein5ig IN ibrer
@rt Iein mllB. Sit es nidt mert. NIT
eiltent iolden @rdporot einen Seriud)
81 MAIDEN, pelm allies ounfel uih
iroItlos onsiiebt? ltngleid) anoeren
Meoi3inen lit 6orni'8 9llpenfrditter
nidt IN .9~(potbefen SIT BADEN. Spe.
5i~alagenten liefern es Sen 2euten 81
reft aus Dem 2n6oratorinm Der Ser
teller, Or. Yeter 6obrnep & Cons
So, 250t @oibington gGoo., Gbicn-
90, 81. (an5)
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Der sur 3eit po%rpiegenoen offeHtli=
den Weimung.
Gie 5tpeite 8ebingung lit, baB mall
fertig bringt, Die p%erfonlid)en Slltes
rclle1l Ser 9eomten nit Dem Sllterelle l.,
oas Die Gegierung an Der tratell
Bflihterfiialng ibrer angeitelten
bat, 5uiammenfallen au laiien. SIS
oarf nid)t porfommen, nie es Jest fir
einen groBen Sell Der geumten III
gnno-, Stoot uno 2ofalpernoltullg
ser Sail lit, oab Der geamte iid Ourd)
EfIidteifer uno @brlidfeit erbitterte
Seinoe maft, gegen Die ibm BON Der
Gegierung feinerlei Sdnb eutcll
miro; ODER oaB Elm iurlger Menib
elm poor OienItiabre einfad oa5u be-
lllbt, iid ouf offentlidc Soften Con-
oerfenntniiie SIT ertperbell oie er ipd-
ter i'm Solbe BON Yripatil1tereiien SIT
belnlben geoenft, oft gen1lg 5lnl bi-
reften Sdaben Der IQgemeinbeit.
Oieie beioeu Seoingungen elmer er-
folgreid)en Gernoltung iino bellte
meniqite1s in einem Sell oes gllll-
oesoieultes 10 5iemlid), I'M 0ienlte ser
Staaten llro pieler Stdote III piel ge=
ringerem MaBe, in Ser gerpaltrns
Der Counties nnb @emeiloen 10 gut
mie gar nidt porbarloen. @erm Die
porqeif)logelle llebernabmee Der 81
ienbabneu, ourd mel6e cine rlellae
germebrlu1g oes geamtelltums Itatf=
filtoen miiroe, nidt Elm beId)on1enocr
Seblidlog peroen ioa, 10 miillen lie
nltd) I'M 9unoesoienlt nod piel poil=
lto1oiger geitaffen meroel1, ais belt
tie Ser 6all lit.
0ie erite 9eOingun9, Si6erbeit Der
geanlterltellng ais elmer Seben5=
aufgabe, laBt lid] notwithstanding
leidt ereifen. Gs geboren oa5u MIR
sic 8medmaBigen @elese, mie lie sum
Seil idon belteben. 8as nod feblt,
linb altersperiorgung nlo Ole Waog-
li6feit, altb III Die leitenoen Stel=
lltngen ouf5uriidcn, nelde gum groR=
ten Sell nod allBerbalb oes regelnlo=
Bigen 9ienites lteber uub anf politl-
id)en @ege belest meroelL troeoem
Tie refine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lino. Sc
ihie6t Dies nidt, 10 fam Der offent-
life 9ienit auf Die 0auer MIR iolfe
2eute an5ieben, Die 81 unabbanglgcr
uuo fiibrenoer Sdtiefeit nidt befabigt
ii1lb, oie I'M @rllnoe mir Sfreiber=
bie1llte leilten fonnen unb 5n leilten
miinlden.
Die 5meite 9ebingnng, oaB getreIe
GflihterfiiQung i'm ielbitiiidtigen SSn=
tereiie oes geomten liegen mllB, ii
bis 5u einem gepilIen @raoe erreidt
oaonrdl, baB Der 9ienlt Elm oallern
Der, nornloler @eiie lebensldnglid)er
miro. 9lber bod mir 5lim gerinacren
5eii. @all5 fam oieier 81 einer mirf-
lid) tiiAtigen offentliden SermaltunJ
l~1ptmenoige 3uitanb ni6t ourd bloRe
@eIebgebung erreidt lperoen Gr mi
oeripridt bente nod ollerlei I'M Golfc
lebenoigen slnidauungen uto Sc
mobnbeiten. 9ieie limo onrd) Die bette
benoen mirti1aitliden uno gelel-
idaftliden @~erbaltniiie berporgerufen
morben, uno neroen pobl mir per-
idJminoen, menn oiele Serboltnille
lid dnoerl1.
(gfilm. @ermania.)
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PACIFIC N
Eicfprio Thrift MI

9nfiluft-
go. 301Sdalid bot. 0uulton,
Bort 2abaea. Sictoria lunO
Gnerp &...... aben0S zoe
Ibfabrt=
No. 302-SGelid) nad5 Guero, Sic
toria, sort aaoaea uno
0oltlfpi ...... abcuos S:1s
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- ans Set miro 8lp5erin gepoIi.
ncri, oas in Der Seriteilung bon 6r-
ploiipltoffen Defenders u%ottpenoia lit
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@iienbabH 6abrplan.
I. & G.. N.

c. N.
Mnfrnft-
SO. 12-Gon 2arebo ..nrorgens 500
$50. 6-Gnn 2areDo. .nad)m. $40
$50. 5-Gon ct. 2ouis morgens 9:15
$50. 1-~Sn11ibine Special" bon
ct. Soui5 ....... abeno5 9.i5
go. S-Gom Toreen ..abenos 500
SO, 7-@on Sort 8ortb, Saco,
Spulton lno Santa Sc
Orten ....... moraens 6:25
Ibfabrt-
SO. 4~Mad galeitu1e BORN. 1900
SEQ. 2-.Suuibinc Special" uah
ct. 2ouis .morgens 500
SO. S-2otalsua nab Sailor Ii.
%ol1eb SSltuctiou ..abenbs 600
So. 6-Nad ct. 2ouis, @aco,
Sort @ortb lno 8arias
9Th .......... abenDs Sis
SEQ. 7-Gad Qareoo BORN. 1925
So. 11-AadJ 2areoo (aemiidter
3uo) ........ nadts II 100
SANTA FEE q. & G.. N. Depot)
anfunft-
SEQ. 7-&nn Noroen Dorm. S:25
SO. 1-Som Noroen =. abenos 9:45
4bfa6rt-
So. 2-Nah Dem 9forbeu pprn1. 500
$50. 6-Na6 benz Norben abebs. SIS
NJ. X. & T.
30. t9-@on gloro@Seras uorm. 1880
go. 25-u8atp Slber" BORN. 1870
$50. S-@ou @aco unb auitin
......... nad1nlittnas 4:45
So. 29-o&apt 2imiteb" abenos 7:55
$50. 1-Seras Speeial" dbenp5 $50
4bfa6rt-
SO. 4-God6 auitin nno @uco
49,. ........ 11de}nt. 12.20
$50. 2-uSeras Special PORN. 500.
SEQ. 30 &atp 2imiteo" Dorm. 1000
SEQ. 90 u&atp Slper" nad ct.
oouis II. &an1a5 Gitp abs. 600
SO. 90 Nah NorbSeras nndts 1000
S. A. & A. P.
$50. 11-Nad Corpus gbriiti,
6ouiton nllo 8aco por1n. 9:25
$50. 10 Nad) &eneDp .nad)nt. 1:25
$50. 10 Gab Corpus Gbriiti uno
0onltp1l ..... abenos 1920
9p. 10 ad) aerrplle, mir an
Sonntagel morgen5 7:45
No. ~ Nad Camps taulep, mn
an Sonntaeen, .moreens ZOO
SEQ. A Mub Camps Stanley. iii
an SDnnta9en, .nadn. 4:30
$50. &c Nad Camp innleb. hi
S~on1tn6enos .~lnoreens S.15.
So. As Gadl Camp tallen, MIR
Sunllabeno5, nadlm. 1920.
so. 60 giah Camp taulen, tag
lid nusgenornmen Gonna
benO5 IL. Son1tags BORN. $40.
Go. 162-gtad) Gainp Stalilen tdes
lidJ alisgenommen Spnnae
benbs IL. Sonntn9s rad)mr. 2:30
$50. 64-Mah aerrbille, td9lidl,
.......... nn6mittngS $50
$50. 156-yiad aerroiae, aelniid7
ter 3ua. tdglid), ausaenpmz
men SDnntags, .morgens 1870
Nnfrnft-
SO. 12-&pn a~iiitenorten nadnI. 2.65
SO. 16-8on Genebn . .abeno5 1905
$40. Bon 9ouitou .lulb &iiz
ltenorten $500. morge1ls 5.55
So. Al Son aerrpile, nur an
Sonntaeen ...... abeno5 6.40
So. 3-@on Camp tanlen, MIR
Son1tags porm. 9:45I
$50. 45-&pn Camp Stanlep, rur
Sonlltngs, $500. a6cnbs 1920
9fo. 47-&on Camp Stanlef, mn
S~onnnbenbs, -. nadm. 2:50|
$50. 49-Ton Camp Stanlep, mn
Sonnabenb $3.50. oberb5 6:t5I
$50. 161-Gon Camp Stanley. tag
lid, a%Isgenonmeu Sonna=
benbs Ii. 5onntaes, Dorm. / f:45
SO. 63-@pn Comp Stanlep, tdaz
lidl. ali5genommen Sonilds
bends II. S0nntdgs, abenb5 CHS
$50. 65-8pn &errbiae, tdalidl,
abeu0s 9.i5I
9io. 155-|on Gerrpine. aemiidhfer
Dun t1nGh n1fanef1nn1nfen
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PACIFIC LINES
(Samptlinte) tagiidj.

Infnnft-
go. 101-5uniet aimliteb bon Ielp
Srleals ...... morgenS 4.49
$50. 3 Bon Sci Gio. BORN. 1880
Ho. 102-Suuiet Stu1iteo bon Sau
Sraicisco. mioraen5 1853
sio. - Salt @tuil bon 9iefp Or
leans ........ mofgen5 l.2U
SO. Soon 9el 8io. porm. 11:15
$40. 9-Suniet @rpreB bon Nep
SrlealI5 ....-... nbeno5 $3.50
go. 10-Suniet grpreB bon Gan
Sranciscp. eagle RaR unO
Werico ....... nbenos $3.50
SO. 22S-& on @aale YaR. morg's 1879
(Sdlafpagen.)
abfabrt-
$50. 101-SunietSimiteD mad Sau
Srancisco, mpr9enS 1850
$50. 102-SunietSimiteo nad) Neip
Orleans -. ntor9ens 400
$50. 7-Sait @ail nah 9el 8io,
@oole YaB uno Merico
.......... pormittngS II 30
SO. S-6nit Mail nadb Nelp Or
leans mittag5 1910
go. 9-Suniet @rpreR mad Gan
8rancisco nberos 100
so. 10-Suniet GrpreB nad Geip
Orleans ........ liad1f5 ll:3U
SO. 227- 9lah @ogIe EdB nadlts HOO
S. A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot)
Inflnft-
go. Son Corpus Gbrilti nno
Brownsville 8egenb abbs 5:20
SO. 4-Npn Corpus Gbriiti ruo
Brownsville s@egeno BORN. GAO
go. 6-%ou 9arri5o Sprinas II.
GrDitat Gttb. -abenos 0;20
Nbfubrt-
SO. 1-Nod Corpus G6riiti mlo
Brownsville e@eaenb oorml, 1915
SO. 3-9tad Corpus Ghriiti rnD
brownsville s@egeno obos 1915
(Sdlaftuagcn.l
SO. 5-Nuh Grpital Gitp uno
Gdrri5o SprinaS. BORN. 10:45
ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
g. & IS. %. Sepot.)
Anfunft-
$50. 2O2-Suu @6riitiue, ..nadm. 4:45
Nbfabrt-
go. 2Ot-Iaa ebriitiue, .purm 500
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Iips Sransfer Il Storage So. be.
iorgt ltmsieben, Ginpaftn, @eridif-
Fen, 2aserm, Seppidl- &eimisen. 81.
flee 304 Mlamp 9lasa. Sci. Gr. 654.
Safer lit Die fettbaltigiic aae-
@etreioeiorten.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-03

These records are being collected
by the U. S. Public Health Service in
cooperation with the State Board of
Health. These agencies are in touch
with the city and county health au-
thorities throughout the state.
DIR. j. W. Kerr, who is the repre-
sentative of the Public Health Serv-
ice in New Mexico, and in this ca
pacity devoting his entire time to the
epidemic situation stated that the
disease had pretty well subsidized in
certain towns such as Carlsbad, Clo-
Wis and Gallup where it first made it's
appearance. In other towns the dis
ease was continuing but showing
some improvement. In the country
districts and in some Of the more iso-
lated towns, however, he stated the
disease was increasingly severe. In
Lea county the epidemic has appar-
emily subsidized. In others, particular
~ Mora and Taos counties, the dis
ease shows no signs of abating as yet.
In order to lessen the spread of
infection as much as possible. DR..
Kerr's advice was. well people should
stay at home as much as their bust
ness will permit and sick people
should stay in bed until their temper
allure stays normal for at least three
days and preferably five
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was still strong, but no decision had
been reached. The people of Vienna
appear for the moment content with
the fact that the new German Aus
trian government is exercising all
powers without reference to the en-
peror
Some action soon will he necessary,
however. the correspondent adds, be-
cause crowds maintain a steady vigil
before the parliament buildings and
some have a distinctly bolshevik
character
The Austro-German deputies who
addressed the crowds had the great
est difficulty in making the soldiers
understand that the new government
mas not the power to bring about
peace, but must await events.
The correspondent says that one OF
the reasons for the delivery of the
Austrian fleet to the South slavs was
to prevent the warships from falling
into the hands of the italians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-03

Georgia., j. w. overstreet, d;
., Frank Park, DH3. c. r. Crisp, ID;
a, w, c. Wright, d; 5, w. d. Upshaw,
d: 6, j, w. Wise. d; I, Gordon Lee,
ID; s. c. II. Brand, D.; 8, T, NJ. Bell,
ID; TO- Carl Einson, d; IL. w. G..
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D. Robinson. D.; s. r. L. Doughton,
p; 8. E. Y, Webb, D.; 10. J. j. Britt,
r,
North Dakota. j. NJ. Baer. r.;
2, G. M. Young. r.; 8. j. H. Sinclair,
r.
Ohio-1, N. Longworth. r.; 2. A.
T.. B. stephens. r. 3. Warren Gard,
D.; 4. B. F. Welty, D., 5. John S.
Shook, D.; 6. c. c. kearns, r.; Z. S.
ID. Fess. r.; s. John A. Key. D.; 9,
]. f. Sherwood. D.: 10. I. NJ. Foster,
r.; II, E. d. Ricketts,. r.. IL. c.
Brumbaugh, d.; 19. A. w. Overmyer,
D.; IA, C. w f. Dick. r.; IS. George
White, D.; 16. r. C. McCulloch. r.;
II, w. A. Ashbrook. D.. IS. E. F..
Murphy r., 49, j. G. Cooper. R.; 90,
c. A. Mooney. D.; 81. J. j. Babka, D.;
90. II. l.. Emerson. +.
Oklahoma, T, A. Chandler. r.;
2. w w Hastings, D.; 8. C. d. Car
ter, D.; A. T. D. McKeown. D.; 5. j.
b. Thompson. D.; G. Scott Ferris. D.;
gan, r
Oregon. w. C. Hawley. r.; 2,
n. j. Sinnot. r.; 3, p. Macarthur. r.
Pennsylvania, at Large-Thomas S
Grago. r.; M M. Garland. r.; viii
liam j. Burke, r.; A. II. Walters, r.;
/, D. s. Varge, r.; G. S. Graham
| r.. 3, j. Moore, r.; 4, G.. w. Edmonds
| r.: 5, H. T.. Costello, r.; 6, G. 2. OAR
row. r.; Z, T. s. Butler r.; s, Fl. w
| Watson, r. 9, w. w. Griest, r.; 10
! John Il. Farr. r. 1, Il. II. Carpen'
ter, r.; ~. John Rebcr, r.; 8, A. G
Dewitt, D.; IA, L. T. McFadden, r..
Is, f. Il. kayss, r.; 1G, Albert W
Duy, r.; II, i. X. Focht r.; Is, A
S. Krcider, r.: 10, John M. Rose, r..
20, e. S. Brooks, r.; 81, Evan J
Jones r.; 20, r. f. Robbins, r.; 20
y. r. Sterling, D.; "a, II, w. Temple
r.: 25, w. NJ. Shreve r.; rs. Henry
! j Steele. D. 27. N. l.. Strong, r.; 2S
f. II. Bchhlin, r.; 20, tx) C. Porter
( r.. 30, (x), NJ c. Kelly, D.. 81, *.
John NJ. NORM, f.; 80, (D &. e
| Campbell, D.
Nominated by both parties
! Rhode Island-1 T. #. Green, D.
2, w r. stiness, r.; 8, A. Kennedy
! X.
South Carolina, II. S. Whaley
D.; 2, James f. Byrnes, D.; 3, Free
Dominick, D.; A, S, J. Nichols, D.. .
! w. f. Stevenson, D.; 6, j. w. Rags
| dale, D.; 7, A. f. Lever, d.
South Dakota, C. Cox Topper
son, r.. 2, Il. Johnson, r.; 3, H, l.
| Candy, ID,
Tnnessee--S, John A. Moon, D..
/ A. Cordell Hull, D.; 5, w. c. Houston
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Landlord, d; IL, w. w. Larsen, ID.
Idaho--1, b. l.. French, r; 2, A. T..
Smith, r.
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D. Robinson. D.; s. r. L. Doughton,
D.; 8. E. Y. Webb, D.; 10. J. J. Britt,
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NEW YORK HERALD
SAYS REPUBLICAN
VICTORY is CERTAIN
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OElahoma--Gore, d; Owen, ID.
Oregon-Chamberlain, d; McNary,
r.
observation-disclosures, r; Knox,
r.
Rhode Island-Gerry, D; o'Shaun-
essey, D.
South Carolina-Smith, d: Dial, d.
South Dakota-Johnson, d; Sterl-
ing r.
Tennessee-McKellar, D; Shields,
D.
Texas-Culberson, d; shepperd, D.
utah-Smoot, r.; King, d.
ermont--Dillingham II; Page, r.
Virginia--Swanson, d; Martin, d.
Neutrality-suspicious., r; Poindexter,
r.
West Virginia Sutherland, r;
Watson, d.
Observation-Disclosures, r; Lenroot,
II.
Wyomlng--Warren, r; Kendrick,
d.
The House.
The membership of the new house
of representatives, as indicated by the
New York Herald's canvass will bt
as follows:
Alabama--1, John McDuffie, d.
2, S. Dent, d.; 3. II. Il. steagall, d.
4, f. l.. Blackmon. D.; 5, J. T. Heflin
D.; 6, w. B. Oliver, D.; Z, j. i. Bur,
nett, D.; s, f. b. Almon, d.; ., G
Huddleston, D.; 10, w. L. Bankhead
d.
Arizona-Carl Hayden, d.
Arkansas, T. ii. Caraway. D.; 2
w. A. Oldfield, D.; 3, J. ~ Tillman
D.: 4 %. T. Wingo. D.; S. II. NJ. ia.
coway, D.; 6, S NJ. Taylor, D.; 7. w
S. Goodwin, b.
California;. C. j.. Lea, D.; ., JOIN
L. Raker, D.; s, C. F. Curry. r.; 4
julius Kahn, r.; 5, j, l. Nolan, II.
6, j. A. Elston, r.; Z, Harry Barbour
r.; s, E. A. Hayes, r.; Q. NJ Flowers
r.; 10, II. z. Orsborne, r.; IL, w. Il
! Kettner, D.
Colorado, William n. Vale, r.
?, c. r. Tiherlake, r.; 3, Edward
Heating. D.; Edward T. Taylor. d.
Connecticut, Aug. Lonergergan
D.; 2, II. p. Freeman, r.; 3, John Q
Tilson, r.; 4, S. Merritt, r.. S, j. p
Glynn, X,
Florida--1, II. ]. Drane, D.: 2, T
Clark, D.; 3. ]. II. Smithwick, ID.
4. w. j, Sears. d.
Delaware--At large, Albert Il. Pold
| D.
Georgia., ]. w. Overstreet, d:
., Frank Park, DH3. G, r. Crisp, ID;
a, w. G. Wright d; 5, W. d. Upshaw
d: 6. j, w Wise, d: 7, Gordon Lee,
ID; s, c. II. Brand. d; 3. T, NJ. Bell
ID; 10, Carl Einson, d; IL. w. C.
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CANADIAN PRIZE;
HUNS ENDANGERED
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army are following up the successes
of Friday. German resistance before
the Americans, collapsed Saturday
afternoon and the Americans reached
Fosse, an advance of more than four
miles from the positions Friday night
The enemy now is behind the Freya
position and the Americans are press
ing them hard In front of the French
the Germans apparently are retiring
from the salient of the Boulst forest.
November is the anniversary of
the clash between the American and
German troops. Along the Rhine
Marine canal on November 3, 1917,
American and German patrols met for
the first time and the enemy was
Worsted
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D.: 6, ]. w. Byrns, D.; Z, L. p. Pad
gett, D.; s, T. w. Sims, D.; .. f. j.
Garrett, D.; 10, II. T. Fisher, D.; /,
Sam r. Sells, r.; 2, Will TAYLOR, r.
Texas, Eugene Black D.: 2, John
C. Box, D.; 8, James Young, D.; 4, s,
Rayburn, D.; 5, Fl. w Summers, D.;
6. Rufus Hardy. D.. :, C. S. Briggs,
D.: s, j. Fl. Eagle, D.; 9, J. ]. Mans
field, D.; 10, j. Fl. Buchanan, D.; II,
Tom Connally, D.; II, j. C. Wilson,
D.; 10, 1. w. Parrish. D.; IA. Carlos
Bee, D.: Is, j. M. Garner, D.; 16, c.
Hudspeth, D.; II, 7. L. Blanton. D.;
is, Marvin Jones, D.
UTAH, NJ. H. yelling. D.; 2. j..
vermont, F. L. Greene. r.; 2,
H. Dale. r.
virginia., Otis Bland. D.; 2. E.
f. Holland. D.; 3. A. ]. Montague,
D; A. w. A. Watson. D.; 3. E. w.
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ishness, sore throat, ,sneezing, soreness
and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as ''Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, causes no
inconvenience. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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Saunders, D.; 6. Carter Glass. D.; Z,
7. w. Harrison. D.; s. c. c. Carlin.
D.; 8. C. b. Slemp. r.; 10. H. D.
Flood. ID.
Washington. John F. Miller,
r.; 2. L. II. Hadley. r.; 3, A. John
son, r.; 4. ]. w. Summers. r.; 5. ],
S. Webster. r.
West Virginia.. NJ. M. Neeley,
D.; 2, G. M. Bowers, r.; 3, S. #. Reed,
r.; 4. II. C. woodward. r.; 5. Wells
Goodykountz. r.; 6. A. B. Little page,
d,
Wisconsin,, c. Stewart. D.; 2,
Ewd. Voigt. r.; 8. j. G. Monahan,
r.; 4. j. c. Kleoza. r.; 5. ]. P, Car
ney, D.; 6. F. Lampert, r.; Z. J. j.
Esch, r.. 8. E. E. Browne. r.; 8, cD.
c. Classon. r.; TO- j. A. Frear. r.;
IL. A. H. Nelson. r.
Wyoming--At large. F. w. Mon
dell. r.