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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
OFFICIAL REPORTS FAIL
TO TELL OF FULL SCOPE

PARIS. Aug 10 Several newspa-
pers hint this morning that tho Of
flCinl statements Issued hy the war
office are purposcly reticcnt and
that very interesting news might be
made public II the war office rhoHe
tu do Fo They say that the NUM-
bcr ~ prisoners lr actually far above
the figure authoriiauyty announced.
French ana British light troops
patrols and urmurod cars are uprr-
nunc fnr beyond the points men
toned in the official statements The
infantry is following these forces uu-
iringly ana In sufficient mHH4e. GO
crush all attempts made by the
enemy 90 counter-attaok
II is pointed out that Tho major
i'y uf the prisoners So flr taken are
rather old. which the newspapers
say shows that secondary divisions
were holding tho line The number
Of officers is very large while fully
one half OF the guns behind the Gof-
man lines have been captured
AdvIDo@ from tho front suy thni38t
no point have the Germans recap.
turcd any OF the ground taken from
them The franku,ss with which the
German official reports admit dc.
feat la attributed 90 the fact that
tho retru1unE army lu TIenrdy jos.
hy Crown Prince Run
pr,cht and not by the German crown
prince.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

Little "EoEJlsn Rosetta" the ul-
quaint little personality now playing
a, 'uu Empress, Is one Uf 'hp clever.
ost little actresses boo vaudeville and
has more versatility than many more
famous artists lu her work leading
the 'l.unu Suug Birds" ehe sings.
dances. mlWIrs and exhibits marvel.
uus grace ana ia.,rt
ltusrfd1 hJs ly,u % vaudeville star
ever since she was seven Years DID,
nui although She doesn't look TO- Np
much over that nov. she claims tu
Doc over Sweet sixteen HEY mother
travels with her all the time bIt doe.
NOT appear in the act ruutonuur her.
a"U with looking after Rosetta,
wardrobe and her wonderful asaou.
w'ni OF hats NJ which SHE vearr
fuzzy 70 dugru different ours az over,
pcrf1rmauc,
Tho "Hnfan Song BIRDS are s,or
Ing heavily with Empress audience
thr first HAIR ~ ihls week
julie BuE who Games from "a ia.
nous stage family Is also rrrriyiul
ulg reception with hef Bmusiul
and delightful skrtuh "Drurpci 10
which she i- assisted hy james Nur
val her husband In rrH1t, If.
Miss Ring tea sister Of uauuh Ring
noted musical comedy anr un,
Frances Ring also popular STAGE
'nyOrifu iu New York Movie Hu
viii lnluiorrs'ri Zoo know that Fnu
ros tlnE ls ths wife uf Thomas Nrig
han. 'he popular leading man iu OBJ,
movies Zoo billie Burke u1uUu,
Frederick ana others IIr B.. r.p
anrFrFF|ntr H..rrs., fT..Ht...I... .s. d..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
SW0R AND AVEy
NOTED MINSTREL
STARS COMING


John Swor uul West Ay,,. IuuR
with Al G. Fields mluarcH and fpr
mo past several seasons stars u
vaudeville -blackhcr. playing the
big time circuits exclusively. Will
Dee tho hoailiucrs ON tho new bW 40
the Empress thcnter h,Rlnuiug Wpd
ncsdul. ~ imporsontturs uf the
southern negro. they rank ut the top
and are one Uf the most popular
acts uf thU Kind ON the stage Ayty
does eccentric dancing. sWur gives
a cUrkinE hurlcsuue uf ucgfcss.
both sing o. number OF good songs
and CLOSE with H ppntomlWiy pOkrr
Eamu that creates spWms Of laugh.
Ter.
This la the first uf several blk ur.
phrum features that have been
booked at the Emprcr. Tor carly ap-
pcarnuCr iu Tulsa The big time
circuits are now roupoulug for the
fnIl and winter season and some ~
ih, very best VIII b., seen al the
Empress during the next few weeks
. tAdyl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
MOTHER! GIVE CHILD
"SYRUP OF FIGS" IF
TONGUE IS COATED
II cross, feverish, sick, bilious,
clean little liver and
bowels.

children love this "frult IhEs're~,
And nothing else clcansra the tender
stomach. liver and bowels su nicely
chid simply will not stop play
IHE 10 empty ia bowels. and the Jc-
~. ~ they become tightly yiuEged
.'n waste. liver gets sluggish,
s'uIlAch "ourN, then your little ono
secn'neS croas. half sick, fF-rriNh.
oon eat sleep or eat naturally.
uIe"th ~ bad. rs~:c-o run OF cold.
.'" sore throat stomach ache or
u'otthoeA Listen. Mother Sec II
lohEue lc coated then give tea
spoonful Of "California gyrup NJ
flEN, aud In few hours an tho
gohH'lpated waste. sour bile and un-
olEeH'ed food passes out OF thN, sfs-
tenn. ana you have a well pGyml
chnd again.
Millions ~ mothers give "CaIIfo--
MIA syrup of Fig" because lt Js per
f'o'l~ he~n1l"ss. children love n. and
u never falls TO act on the stomach.
liver ana bowers
Asa any druggist for bottle NJ
California Syrup Of FiEs which
has full directions for babies chill
dr"n NJ all PEen and for rrovrn .ups
plainly printed on the bottle Re
ware ~ countorfeita sold here Get
the genuine. made by california
Fig syur COMPANY" Refuse any
ether Kind with contempt,--Adw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

how terrifying the irritation. no mat
tor how unbrSrablr the itching and
burning " tho skin IS g. s. viii
promptly rcncH the seat M o.
trouble and forever rout from the
blood every trace ~ the dhIease. just
os lt has for others who have suf-
frred AS you have This grand blood
remedy has been used f1r more than
Nfy years and you have only 20
give ~ a fair trial TO be restored 90
perfect health
our chief medical adviser f. an
authority ON blood nnt skin disorders
and be viii take pleasure IN giving
you such advice as your individual
caEe may need absolutely without
cost. write today. DESERT lng your
case 20 medical department Swift
Specific Coz 43l swift Iabora 1ry.
Atlanta. GA.-Als..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS
MAY GET A SALARY RAISE

Special 90 The world
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Aug.
1s Increase iu Nlnrlcs OF county
mprriutoudouts will be asked of the
coming legislature by State super
iutcndeut R n Wilson In recon-.
muudutions ho viii make. ne said
today Mr. Wilson would have
them paid the snmo salaries ro-
orIr-1 hy court clerks, the SALARY
hnsch uu population ~ the county
tn" county rupnrIntcudcnW and
court olrrKa are now being paid ac.
rurdlug to population of the coun
ties. but mo clerks are getting much
more than the fuperintendouu
Mr. Wilson viii recommend that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
BEAUTY HINTS
FOR YOUR HAIR
How to Prevent 1t From
Growing Gray

There is mo- occasion Tor you 20
look unatiractiyr or premRturrly old
because " gray, streaksd with gray,
white or faded hair Don't let This
condition with iu look ~ axe rob
you of your youthful beauty and ne
wonderful opportunities which Afe
offers No mtitsr how gray prrma
turely gray, lugterlegs or faded your
hair miEfy be IA creole" Hair
DrcsHi Slev 90 revive the color glands
of uaturya promote a healthy Conli-
ton ~ the hair and scalp and
cause an or your gray or faded hair
Go become evenly dhrk. soft Ius-
trous aud beautiful This prrrar1.
uou is not dyr. but an elegant
toilet requisite which 10 easily gp.
piled by simply eomh'uF o. brushing
through tho hair
USE
IA CIuDOLI5' HAIR nRTSSGVG
70 prevuu. Your hair from growing
Tray and t0 restore 70 beautiful dark
color TO graz or faded hair SOLD
and guaranteed by all good drug
stores everywhere. or sent dlrsci FOR
s. 90 hy Van Nleet- Mansfield DruE
CO.. Memphis. Tenn Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

high school inspection be made u
part of the work VI tho state sup
crintondents office. taking u awns
from the state university with the
high school Inspector under the Hu-
pcrv!Hlou of the university. another
could bc sent from the state A 4
NJ. college aH we'll which would
cause u conflict In authority and n
disparity In results The work should
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema, letter. Ervvipe'oa and
other terrifying couHlons of The
SKIN, are deep blood discusses
@'nd applications ~ salycs. lotions
aha woyhos can only afford tcmpa-
fary relief without rearhuT tho
''A' scat M the trouble But just he.
cause local treatment has done you
.' good. there fee no reason 90 dos.
I' You simply have not sought
r.t proper treatment, that Is within
lou have the experience ot Others
r.I, nave Fntfered ss you have TO
t'e you 90 prompt risdanrc OF
1'''' ana skin diseases. NO matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
Tort Worth CattIs

FORT WORTH AuE a. CATTLE
N"sept 5000. a1eWi 90 higher Hrcyrs.
tt uurlt 800.
NDGs Nr.fIYir 1000. unchanged
IruvI 80 4urlU ar
SHEEP. Nrrruts 900 steady IambF
EI4 uUult BOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

HORDEAUN. Aug ~ Louis J..
Nalyy. former minister Of the in
terror who wlstouud guilty OF hold
ing communication with the enemy
and grntaNcrd 90 five years hanish-
mpnt. passed into exile yesterday IN
Spain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

, Costs few ccuts' Drop A little
'.'f'ne ON that tDuchy corn
innstani.E.-that corn stops hurting
fingers VIZ" '"'
why waii2 Your druErls, sclIs ,
uly holile ~ Frcezone for n frw
,,nls' hutticieut 90 ria your feet ~
ltry haTl corn. soft corn. or corn
between the toes. and r,Iio,,,l...
without soreness or irrlt,fl,, t..'.'
ono is tho much talked ~ 5i,ia,'..,,
OF The Cincinnati genius Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

oil be- under one head and that tho
state superintendent Mr.. Wilson
says.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls Make Bleaching
Lotion if Skin Is Sun
burned, Tanned or
% Freckled.

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF OrchuSd white. shake well. and
you have a quarter pint Of the best
frecklc sunhuru and tan lotion, ana
complexion beautificr. al very, very
small cost
Your grocer has tho lemons and
ANY drug store or toilet counter Will
,ypply three ounces ~ Orchard
white sar , few cents Massage this
,scetly fragrant lotion into the face.
neck. arms and heads each day and
ace how frocklrs. sunburn wind
burn and tan disappear and how
clear soft and white the skin bo-
eomeA Yes! II h harmlcsA Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

NEW ORLEANS Aug o. Tho cotton
ma rA,t r.o.'d steady aia met decline Of -
- I- LuLLL.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13
MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN

Thouu7ds OF uolhsrt have found Moth.
o. Gray sweet Powders 40 sacellsai fep.r-
df 'uF children ecmp.sintnr ot hraiasfs.
tp.at. irvrrIf '''f stomach troubles tua
n'uH |frrs. H.'|rh FROM which children
t|i'sy '.". hfr easy aHH IfssUrt 10
'a." N. ....aaf .Hfu.r. .arr .r.ruIth.d
I uEsd ty m0tbHt I0i J0 yoata.
Sold l4 I.asaists t,sfyuhsrs. 20 ssatl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-13

NEw :, s,s,.5 &oEk .'i,,. Aug - The cotton MAY
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11

DAB ss aud grbbeben auf Be-
Ite0ung siebt, benefit Elm nettes &C.
ihi6then, Dos Der !9eraog BON Con
nauebt er3ablt: 8or einiaen sSobren
tpeilte Der 9er5og in Sopan unb
tpurbe bort BON ben 8eb0rben unb
pom !6ofe in prunfopGiter Weife aufz
genommen. Qls er etnes Saaes Bel
einem japanifhen Miniftsr su @aTte
tpeilte. pollte er feinem Wirtb elm
compliment MAIDEN unb iaste: nDas
proerdmm, oas Sure @r3elen3 fir
meinen @mpfang porbereitet 6aben,
1T 10 sroBartis unb umfanareih,
aud 10 eeeisnet. mir ale G~iaentbiimr
ti4feiten Sbres 2anbes Dor Muaen
III fibren. DAB ih gang iiberpdltiet
bin. @ines natiirlih". fiistt Ser
9ersos o @pnnousbt Iadenb bins
gu, .fanb nidt in sSbrer Wadt, nit
in bas prosramm au%faunebmen, mas
i'd aber gerne, Der WiTenfhaft hall
Der. mit.rlebt bate, ndmlih Elm ias
Particles grbbeben." sSn bemfelben
augenblid fling bic grbe au sittern
anb gu hrObnen an, Elm bumpf,s
Donnerseraufd purbe b0rbar, unb
bic @lGfer ttirrtm auf benz Sifd.
Der Miniftsr fprons auf unh. elite
6inuus, erihien aber foelei6 fpieoer
IN Der Sbir oes Saales, nnb fid
in pebotsr 0altuns an ben Sersoq
pom @cnnausbt penbeno. Der .bens
falls erf6roden bonn S.uhl. aufae@
ltanben mar. melbete er: .Oas BON
Sursr SonigIiA.n Sobsit befoblene
Erbbeben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11

lparen augeuebm iiberraf1t unb perz
aaBen i'm fGlitblid I'm @tfer pes
Gefehts. @r hOrtc a~nbdbtie gu, ME
bic Miibten tlappert.n, fpann aber
I'M @tlGen feline piant. @noiih
fam btr Moment, no 1rall 5beos
bpiia es an Der Set fanb, ~auf3ubre.
den. Die @.fdtpifter Merieplo bee
slsitetsn fie Bis CUR 5biir unb iibtr
ben 3ausflur biz Dor bas !6aus, unb
raA BEN lesten No. parb Elm neuer
Gaotn omfsenOmm.n. unb Tie Tpanz
men ipetter biz auf bic @traBe.
Grip mar allein, gum erfftnmol felt
orei Wodsn in bieiem 6auIe aaein.
Seine 4usen lsuht.ten. ST erbob
fid duf ben 3eben unb fdlid ltift
on 5ante 9heubelinbens Sbiir. Gr
Dffrete fe unD. REF 8osco. Der Sd
ter fam unb folete inn nit erbobs=
mem @4inan3 unb besierieem @e>
mrth. @r mar nGmlih neraeHen
iporoen unb portete Ihon ouf Die
ldnsit fdGige Mild. go famen tie
Dor 8eatens Stube.
nSante geate, 5onte geate!" rief
Der Bapagsi.
p8omm, goseo, tomm berein!"
iagte Srik uno tbdt ouf.
u8on fotr!" I9narrte Der pdpaaei.
Uftt einem SAB nar 8oscp ben
Slid binaufgeiprunsen unb Itedte bic
Sage bur9 bas Sitter bes 4dfias.
pNa right" faete Cora unb aab
ibm einen orbentliden 5hnabelbteb
barauf.
uGib's ibn1, Cora, gib's ibml" rief
oas Bublein erfreut unb Dffnete bic
&afistbiir.
nMerei!" iast. Cora, unb floa auf
ben 5ubboben. Bosep ber1uhte cine
nene Ittade, bod abermals trieb
Jpn Elm sdnabelbieb auriid. 30 dn<
berte er itine Eaftif; er tredte fih
gelangtpeilt auf Dem 5eppih aus,
lsgte BEN Ropf aaf Die pfot.n nnb
fhlob bic Nusen beinabe. Cora
l1eB 1ld9 tanfdben nnb fpa5ierte umber.
MMh JrtB glaubtt bds Shaufpitl
betnbet une fhirmte hinaus auf Die
@trabe.
.Iante 8eate, 9ante 9eo.e", rief
er tifria ,es 1T gar nidt ipabr!"
Die e4ntftern aeritola faulen
ihm entgesen, Jrau 9beoboFa 0tm.
melstomp mar tnhgiltte perdbfnitbet
tporoen. ais lie nun bic Stimme
TIRES SdIslinsS 6Srten, fubr linen
Elm Shred bnrh bic Glieber mnb To-
ft ben Wedtr hires geuifens aus,
Sic batten ts ftrdflih perfGumt, auf
bas Rtn6 au anten.
.Menn nur nidts pafirt it,, REF
Sbeubelinbt.
.mas 1T ni1t pabr2" fraet,
8eate.
gJf gar nidt pabr, bab goseo
sora fribt. 2ora baut ibn nit benz
Shnabel."
3pei 9srsen blieben Iteben Dpr ID
benz Shred, aber M einen Muaens
bid bann flos.n bic S6fpeHern
in's 9aus.
rod am ielben Sage erbielt ssrau
Gertrub Weber i'm Oberenaabin fpls
s.nbes aelesromm: n3ole sYrib los
fort pieber ab. gr bat srobe Srauer
iiber unftr 9aus aebradt. Cora 1T
tobt. 1beubo."
Der Wtfe Der S1neitern Mqrieplo
fparb erfiiut. NIs bic Muttsr ben
rsuelofen Climber in ben 33ua a.fdos
ben bate unb iid bon ben @s}hfpie
tern Derabfdi.bei,, faste g.dte, unb
has 3sr5 sudte ihr nod Dor 2eib:
sDn 4ermffe, mas muBt bu su tbun
baben, UNI einen fpln.n Sungen rinz
tis gu biiten!~
Da ertDiberte 5rau @.rtrub ID
helnb: rWeinf bu9 Oabon bab. Ids
niemalS ettpas qemerft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11

@tO13. Sat Sbr Sobn Elm
fYpmnaiium beiuht2" Sins? fiinf
}at er bsIuht.~
Sci Der S4misrs. v@lio
pie Sunsfrau o Orleans mirb &c.
s.btn; ipsr fpieIt Bonn bi. 9ittts
Ifolle2" ~De Dirst.orin -. stsn
Dirh it rolirt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11
Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
nrrS,sHhezs ~ ;enoy Meiso nor Reo;pY,u1c
perii.dsen IN ieber 8eiie Der @egierm
5ehiiIfIid1 an sein.
Sen aries ~ seuinneu.

Die TcripaItlng Diinfdt ben Dienli
ben Anforoerungeu oes Hublifums ges
NAB gu ~aeltaIteu.
gu oieiem 3tpefe pfferiert iid Die
Nlithiiife nller ibrer Departements. Sic
neaIen Staten - Sroht ipie Yaf7age -
iperoen ben 8enmten bee 8erfebrs : Des
partements bieir Yelegenbeit bieten uno
fie peroen iibelna germ bebiiIflih iein,
bic Anipenoung ODER Anseinnnberiebnna
bseIer Staten al erfIdren. 10 oaB Die HaS
trone oen aerin9iten Grab BON Yeraoaes
ring ooer llitbeauemlihfeit inbe5rg aui
ben 9erinnOt eoer Die 2eitins hires @es
IG3Gfts iiber oieie ainien ober Nebcnl,s
rseg hdben.
Gie ger,ualtnns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
Au ReOoir Forwnrd
Tells Capitol Folk
Departure after Fiuc Years Of
Continuous Official Service
Causes SoroW.
1 dUScS OOlrOU.

After nNc years continuous service
III the Capitol as public official and
many other years as II reporter for
TIL" Times Dispatch. Alexander For
ward. member of tho state Corporation
CcmmiSsion. Yesterday left the historic
building as Captain Alexander For
ward. bound for New York. on the first
lap OF long journey which is to take
him to tho Balkan states. where. as u
member of the Henry w. Anderson Red
Cross Commission. he is TO labor for
tho next six months with his associates
III an effort TO rchahilitatc this sad Ii, :
atcd by the Hun.
Captain Forward hopes that lis alb
Hcncc from the Capitol is only tempo
iIry. and that tho need for his ser
vices among the devastated lands OF
southeastern Europe will not ncccSsi-
tate his rcma ming away longer than
nor Davis under tho recently enacted
law permitting officials to be furlouEh
cd Tor national service during tho wa
rmerccucy. However. his journey will
be long and his duties arduous. Most
anything might cvcntuatc. and it is
LOT this reason that his old friends.
when farcweiis were sDoken yesterday.
The CAPITOL folks have pcculiar
feeling for Captain Forward lie is
ono of the "old guard" dating back Ia
the time when he came As IA yonnsstcr
10 cover the routine for this ripcr
! is as The boy that the old fellows
.h' CIV s''oi men. juniors ana police
know him. and il was rs the boy
that they badc him good by and god
speed yesterday. They love Forward
ana 1t Is not strange that the oldest
among th~ wcpt when tho captain
departed late in tho afternoon.
AleNan ;i Forward was, for four
years private secretary 80 Henry Car
ter stuart, then Governor of Virginia
lust before Governor Stuarts term
ended this year he appointed Mr.. For
ward to- membership on the State Cor
poration Commission. Last week Mr.
Forward was granted a six months
leave OF absence for the work he has
undertaken in behalf of tho nations
war work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
WRIT OF ERROR ALLOWED
IN CASE OF WILBUR LOVING
Matter VIII lie Thrcshcd, Out In SUI
prcmc COurt OF Appeals.
Other (uScs.

Judge Robert Il. I'ren,is. CT tie SUI
premc Court of Appeals. In tho case
~ Wunur NJ. Loving aSains; the Mil
icf Mnnuiacturing Company. OF tins
CITY. The original suit WAS Brought IN
the Law and Equity Court for the City
OF Richmond. by q. l.. Loving. as next
hngera OF the right hand OF the plain
yin. youth of fourteen years. The
20! was hurt by "A ripsaw. Judgment
TOR $4,000 for personal damages was
entered in The court on July 20. 1918
Bond With the writ of error is $lv.-
Appeal WAS also allowed by Judge
l,rentis in the case of Mary 4. ellis
Ct ais, by their mother. Alice May
and ,Erandfa,her OF the children. tried
in the Circuit Court for the County
OF Campbell at the November term.
l9it. The Sut;. brought by the mother
against tho grandfather ana his bonds
man the Fidelity and Guaranty Com
inhy: related to the Erandfathcr's al
legged administration of tho chill
Ircn'S estate. their father having been
killed in an explosion. Tho mother
miniStraior and guardian only after
pcrs ua*ion and against her judS mcnI
In the case of Fannie Carson against
the Southern Ia ilway. q writ Of error
mas been refused by the Supreme Court
Or Appeals. Tho case was tried in the
Circuit Court for the County OF Am
h"rst. Judgment Tor $4,000 for per-
1918. in favor Of tho plaintiff. who WAS
injured in aIiEh;ing from the train at
i.cttwioh, flas stop on the Southern
hallway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
WILL MEET IN CHARLESTON
Executive Committee to Hold session
In South Cnrolinh City, No.
Ncmbcr 10.

ON account OF tho necessity Of calling
OF the convention OF the United Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confedcravy in Louisville
on account OF the influenza epidemic.
meeting OF the executive committee
Will he held in Charleston. S c. Nuvcm-
Der 49,. at which time the president
general. Miss Mary b. poppcnheim. re-
quests that all reports from the stand
ing committees and officers Of tho or
SANITATION Will be considered Those
reports viii include much important
war ana educational work which has
oeen accomplished by the United
Daughters OF tho confcdcracy
In view Of the expected lifting o..
the order prohibiting public gatherings
OF any Kind, the regular meeting Of
the Richmond Chapter. L. -. c.. viii
be held as usual Wednesday, morning
at IL o'clock. Friends Of the state
president. Mrs. William Caben Flour
no%; who WAS so favorably received in
l;ichmond during tho recent state con-
rcntion will learn with regret of the
serious Illness OF her son. who is in
the University OF Virginia training
school The young man succumbcd TO
influenza and was among it's first vic-
Tins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
SAYS ENGLISH BLUE GRASS
THRIVES ON EASTERN SHORE
4. l.. milford, OF Department of twri-
culture. Getting Sods From
Capitol square.

The English blue grass that grows
On Capitol Square during tho rigors
OF winter bids fair To spread itself over
;hc Eastern shore. T.. l.. milford hur-
iiculturist and ornamcntalist Of the
Federal Department Of Agriculture,
visited Colonel j. w. ltcha rdson. Gus
todian of the Capitol Grounds yestcr-
cay Tor the purpose of getting SodS
from tho square 10 transplant to the
Virginia Truck Experiment station
diamond Springs. near Norfolk
The ornamcntaliSt stated that i;cr-
n;uda grass grew on tho square during
the summer and in the sunshine: that
kentucky blue grass grew in the
square during the spring and fall and
in the shade duriItg the summer. and
that English blue grass actually thrivcd
there during the winter. II his expert :
mont shows the Eastern Shore and
iidcwatcr soil suitable To the growth
of this sturdy blade. il will he recon-
mendcd by Mr.. milford as ~ lawn grass
for the entire Eastern section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
KELLEY CALLED TO CAPITAL.
Will Attend Conference OF Exccutiy,
Secretaries OF State Councils
OF Defense.

Building construction and material
conditions are such that Colonel {. Il.
Kelley has been called to Washington
TO attend conference OF all executive
secretaries of the state Councils OF De-
tense Oh November II and L. Coloprl
Kelley has wired Washington that n"
Will attend d. NJ. Reynolds. of tho
tcld division OF tho national Council of
EcfcnSc. has called this meeting for
the purpose Of having the state exec
utiNeS hear experts Giscuss conditions
or commodities III the Jurisdiction of
the War Industries Hoard. The tc,c-
gram 10 Colonel Kelley indicates that
conditions warrantinE permits Will be
come Strictcr in tho future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-31
WILLIS UNIT READY SOON
FOR GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Doctors Com n,issioncd. but Nurse. Arc
I.nckinE--Will lie Sent 10
Naval Stations.

Naval Base Hospital No. S. which is
Of Richmond, will very shortly be
ready for orders. Tho doctors have
been commissioned, but there are a
the number desired. The majority OF
IN nurses who have been accepted are
from Virginia, however there are a
be sent TO naval base training stations
until the unit is mobilized. Any nurse
desiring to join tho unit can get nil
information from Miss Bernice NJ. Hall.
organizing nurse. and, at present a
member of the Johnston Willis staff.