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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

LoST-On River road: Il blue beaded
bag Call ISL for reward. "-.H-i
TOST-Ilurliugt"n watrh. Is size, hunt
Ing case, ShrincrS emblem on front
lid. either in li"uwood or McMechrn.
Reward for return TO DIR. w. i. Hhrt-
wig, Bcnwuod Bank Bldg. o-26-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Tired, Nervous Women
What You Need is VinOl

The reason we recommend Vinol SO strongly to1
such conditions is because it is nonsecret remedy
which contains Beef and Cod Liver Pcptones Iron
and Manganese Pcptonates and Glycerophosphates'
the very elements needed to build up rundown
system and replace weakness with strength.
g.. HERE Is PROOF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

wANTED--Butcher for Coal Co. Store.
Good wages and pleasant place to
work Must DO sober and honest. Piney
Fork Supply Co.. Ptncy Fork, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
FOR SALE

PACKARD USED TRUCKS.
Nearly every large truck concern in
tho country has been taken over by the
government. Unless you own good
standard truck you will have difficulty
in getting parts. We can offer you the
following standard equipment. one year
old and in first class condition. These
can be sold on terms.
SO Ton Garfords with Hydraulic
Hoist and Dump.
USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT
PACKARD MOTOR COMPANY OF.
PITTSBURGH.
1909 Baum Boulevard.
Pittsburgh. Pcnna.
Both Phones.
0-oo-m
FOE SALE-ThorUughbre Chester
White pigs. $1,000 each. Ross Stlwe!l
Rayland. Ohio. o-3-3ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
WANTED-Male

wANTED-.rHREE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS MUST BE SOBER.
APPLY FOREMAN 1NTElIIGENCER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
Used Car
0eaxzngBuse

Want to buy or soil carr IT'S eusy.
Just phone Intelltgcnccr 822. A small
az. will accomplish Nonder1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

--BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

voEIIINGER~On Friday. October 20
1915, at the residence or MS oaush'fi'
Mrs. J. S. Butts, l91 sixteenth street,
HENRY SOELL1NGER SIR
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30
DIED

ETZ-On Tuesday. October 29th. l'lo'
at 1l:20 o'clock n m. at inc ONO
Valley General hospital. CECILIA /"
wife Of the late Henry W. Etz.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-30

wANTED-TWO BOYS TO WORN At
NIGHT AND LEARN THE PRINT
ING TRADE APPLY TO FOREMAN
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER AZ.
TER p. NJ, Or PHONE 2s44-M.
Off
The sun., 1918-09-01

At Left-Rare old
photograph of Gen.
Pershing's IA mily.
Standing: Lieut.. John
]. Pershing. Miss May
Pershing, Mrs. Eliza
beth Pershing Butler,
Ward Pershing, James
Pers hing. Seated:
John F. Pershing (the
Generals father), Miss
Grace Pershing and
Mrs. Pershing.
Copyright. Fox Film
Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
CHARGED WITH KILLING CHILD
NEGRO MOTHER Is ACQUITTED
IT," r.. q II. Engineers Sentenced to
jail Tor Violation of Prohi-
hilton Inv.

Mary Brice. charged with the muir
der OF her infant. was acquitted in
the Hastings cour, yesterday. The
o"dN "i the child was dug up some
time ago ana the woman was arrested
on suspicion of having killed H. At
that time she WAS released on 81 .0V0
bend. When the time for her trial
arrived she could not he found Later
me woman WAS arrested. but her
pondsman was required 10 pay s5ou
time
Thomas Ellison and John Watkins.
veteran locomotive engineers of IN
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po,o-
mae i'aiiroHd. pleaded guilty OF bring
ing Epuor into Richmond in violation
OF the State prohibition law. They were
each sentenced TO serve one month i'm
jain and pay fine OF $40. 1t was dis
cr"t:onal with the trial judge as To-
whether or not they should be relieved!
.. the PRISON sentence. The defend =
ants did not deny that they had
Trough; in eighteen pints OF liquor i'm
their grips, but they insisted that they
were bringing the liquor to their fam
,neS anH We're not Intentionally vio-
l"t:nS the law. Edgar b. English nm,
Joseph NunnailS, their attorneys mn
on q number OF witnesses to establish
Their good character
Judge EichaTuson, in passing SEN
ttncc, declared that If he let the men
on from serving Il prison sentence he.
couiu never send any one else TO iail
IN llquor cases. He declared thai ihr
defendants had every opportunity OF
knowing that 1t was against the law
TO transport whisky
One of the cases Yesterday was .h,,
OF Helen Hilton, charged with the ma
llclous woundinS of A. l.. Crisis I'll.
defendant was convicted and given
Two years IN the penitcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
NEGROES TO CELEBRATE
COMING TO JAMESTOWN
Arrange Observance Of TcrccntcnnIal
IN Richmond Next icnr-Sunday
school Institute prUErcssfnr

The Sixth Mount Zion Church. col
ored was filled TO the doors Monday
night with representatives from The
several colorcd Sunday schools and
churches attending the Baptist sun
day School Institute being conducted
by Rev. DIR, S y. Vass. general mis-.
sionary of the American BAPTIST
Publication Society. The SUNDAY school
workers who spoke We're Suporintcud
ems j. g. Robertson OF the First
african Baptist Church, ana IIrbnr,
beNcriy. OF the New Baptist Church
Christ in tho ola Testament vas
me subject OF an illustrated lecture bv
Ut. SaSs II Was plain, instructive
and helpful TO the sunday school
workers ana Rib!e readers. The SUI
perintendent Of the Sixth MI Zion
sunday school and w. + Epps. presi-
dent OF the Virginia colored State Sun.
DAY School Convention. were Other
speakers. The latter stated that the
three hundrcdih anniversary of tho
landing. Of African slaves at lanes.
town. Va, In July. 1919. will he cclr
brated 1T Richmond in july ielo a.,
which time $4,000 Is TO be raised for
sunday school work
Last night the third nights worI-
OF the institute was begun. L. ~
ioiiard and ID. l.. Lee. Sunday school
workers. were speakers. DR.. Eass de-
livered his second illustrated lecture
Christ In Prophcsy." Tonight his
subject VIII be Christ in Revelation =
lie is great theologian and eloquent
speaker The general public is cor
daily invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
SEVEN PINES PLANT
PREPARES 10 CLOSE
u" FONT Company issues stntemrn,
frcsnSinS i.ariy Dis,nissaI of
.ML I:mpIOSccS.

iFcsasinS the carly closin. down OF
~ Hihhition packing plant at Seven
iUcs, the lbu ront Engineering Com
P"hE Yesterday ISSUED the following
statement: '''o
W" have been advised to cut our
production approXinate!y 80 per c.ni
'"iu are accordingly reducing our on
Sr"tionS' 1t viii lake until Nu1cnber
80 10 release all the employees VINO
ht' not needed Tor the production
which the Ordnance Department nov
.euuircs We have absolutely no in
!oIIhh'l oh as 10 the future program
Tor TINS plant. ana viii continue 10
"p'ratc Suihcienl units TO make the
production which IN" ordnance De-
phrtincnt indicates they now dcSir.
uhtil We. receive further orders from
'htin. This viii release from active.
service about 900 mcmncrs Of the wo-
man inunitipn reserve. and probably,
apout 20" additiona! employees
EVERY wage employee being dis
~ .sSed' under the plan OF the Du pom,
i.hsihccEInE Company. is entitled 10
transportation back TO his or her home
or 70 point where II new position
may be secured ''
Every effort is being made by the
management TO secure employment 10,
t'ioS' VINO desire TO continue at work
'hu ~ IN" present time we are able
70 .ah' care. with suitable employment.
Oh brIttlcai!% all such cases
H'l"ri"d employees being dismiss d
are hcins given cash bonus depend
.it ON ih"ir length Of service with
the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Waif"n! Mail Clerk tppIic,nt. A
ne heard nturdny-steuo.raph
tas-lt and T!piSts Needed

An examination VIII he given Satur
DAY Tor railway mail clerks. both male
nnd Ienale IN the rooms Of the civil
ocINice commission In the post office
building On the following SATURDAY
I1ecember Z, an eXaminatio viii be
given Tor clerk carrier in the post !.
r. salary Of sl.Io0 wear aud ~ ' ~,
trance salary of clerks an dcarriers is
TO meet the great demand for
astenoFraphers and typists. c!viI service
examinations are given every TncsG,y
mere arc also openings for clerks in
inc internal Revenue and Customs
AssItice. me examinations for these
day Of every month
i, detailed Information in regard TO the
n,Nerent positions may be obtained by
,appiyinE 70 tho !oca! secretary OF the
st,tyli Service Commission i. r. liam
on .tha fourth Goor OF the post offtce
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
RICHMOND RED CROSS HOLDS
ITS FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
Coleman WORKMAN to submit Kc,.r,
Of Activities TO Body ri
o'clock.

Inc nrst annual meeting of the Rich
mond chapter OF the Red Cross viii be
held in the auditorium OF the Chamber
or commerce. at o'clock this after
noon, Coleman Wortham, chairman OF
me chapter. VIII preside and will pre-
Scnl a report of the chapters chief
activities since it's organization There
VIE be an election of officers
NJ the headquarters OF the local
chapter. Fourth ana Grace streets il
WAS stated yesterday afternoon that
soldiers in France have been started on
their way overseas. 1t is believed AZ
last 500 more boxes will be rcccivrd
before saturday, which is the las; daV
parcels will! be accepted for shipment
abroad.
In addition TO the boxes filled hv roll,
ives. the chapter will shin to france
no" parcels for men without relatives
VINO turned their labels alIing for par
cells over 10 the Red Cross The gen
crosby Of Richmond people. who sub
Srilhed $1,000 TO defray the cost Of
these boxes. will make it possible for
each OF the men TO receive touch
Of cheer on Christmas Day
To circumvcnt the possibility Of dis
appointment being experienced by any
shipper. whose parcel will not be sant
abroad for failure to observe the rcgu-
laiions. the Red Cross again called at
tentIon yesterday to the rule rcouir-
ing all hacked cartons to be returned
10 E"d troSS headquarters. This must
be done to give the Red Cross n chauc.
10 Inspect the parcel and wrap and
sea IL. Postage amounting to ten
cents must be furnished by SINNERS TO
carry their parcels TO llobokcn ~ J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
WANTS CITY TO BUY
HENRIC0 GAS PLANT
Acting ON Councilman iludcn.S su..rc,-
tloh' committee Appoints BODY to
investigate Conditions aud Price

purchase OF the franchise and hold
!hsS OF Inc !icnr!co County Gas Com
Pii!H, or al least the max ling OF pnysi-
"a connections between the comDany'S
piant ana mat oil the city. was advo-
Gated before the Public Buildings and
ohillivS committee Oh the Guy Council
~ itS meeting last nISai. AS Il result
ot thc nearing subcommittee was
appointed TO investigate the matter
ANA make a report. The IenrIco County
GAS company supplies I;intcr Park.
lilShiithu iark. carton H.lrhts anu
North Richmond
Councilman T.. /. Eodcn. of C;intcr
iarh. addressed the committee ON the
RESOLUTIONS Tor The DUrcHaS,. and MAX
NE pnNS1'ai CONNECTION. He declared
mat 'hc North SIDE plant was "a pay
ms pi upoSItion. buI, owing To war
conditions, tnc service rcnucrcd MAS
"o' Su'h as The people are entitled
20. lie declared ihat now was IN.
time Tor the c,iy 10 purchase Inc
plant loI the owners wcre willin.
10 sen al actual cost. lie. ,Nnlainr.I
that II would not be necessary FOR H..
~ 70 TalSv AMY caSn 10 consummat,.
~ purchase, as inc COMPANY WAS
Miit.ie 10 accept payment in Richmond
"ohuS ordWInE - per cent Thc
present mains are laid III ,ccurtlauc,
Win city specifications and a con
Soiidation OF the lwo IlnnIs conn,
easily be effected
Niler some discussion the committee
arrived at the conclusion thnt - thor-
'"H invest! Sation OF the question
should be made ~ Il suncommiriec
Nh''h would confer with me suucrin
,'Hdtiit OF the cay Gas " urks 4,
io"tfS, l.add aud Wni,c were auuoinI
Y" GA 'hiS subcommittee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
HOME DEFENSE LEAGUE
READY FOR ANY ACTION
Two Hundred Members of OrsaniZa-
ton Renew Pledge to Protect
City in Case of Need.
MEET IN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
All Armed and Determined to SUP
press Riot-Branch Morgan, Now
Major and Commander OF League,
Addresses Men and is Applauded.

Are YOU willing to shoot and shoot
t" ny when YOU noSltivelE nave to-
Home Defense League assembled in
the auditorium OF the John Marshall
liish school Inst night. lmmediateiy
a roar Of Yes went up all over the
house. putting IN end TO any doubt
regarding what action the Home De-
Tense League would take in case Of
was called ont TO handle.
When the meeting. WAS called TO or
der de-. at $50 Mayor Ainslie was FIRST in
briefly. lie assured them OF his in
tercst in the league and made IA plea
hes, possible shape. Xii uWibGlins over
the question Of the necessity OF tho
league should cease. he said. and the
men should join with Captain Morgan
IN renewed aileSian IL the city.
ON October =? Mayor AinSlie empow-
cred the commissioned officers OF the
HON" Defense l;easue 20 select one OF
their number. whom he would appoint
major and put i'll charge OF the entire
battalion. The officers unanimously
chose Captain Branch Morgan a grad
and one OF the most popular captains In
the organization. The meeting last
pose .: giving Captain Morgan an OPP
portunity To confer informally with
his. men as guide 10 future plans
ana aS,inliins FOR the ten companies
Captain Morgan. upon being intro
duced. called for the captains presen,
TO come upon the stage. and he put to
them individually the question OF the
continuation OF the organizations Each
OF the officers stated that in his opin-
ion THIS should positively be done. Cap
tam Morgan stated that he was not
willing 10 go forward with the wor,<
incident 10 making the league more
valuable than ever If the men thought
II had served its neriod OF usefulness.
Look the matter souarcly i'm the
FACE. men. he urged. The patriotic
glamour Of the undertaking has been
largely removed and the only reward
tldt remains 10 us now is the knowl-
edge that we have performed and will
" hcn captain Morgan asked the men
II they were willn;: to stick TO the
jon untl Snch = time as IL should ba
con Sider.d thoroughly performed all
the hands in the building Wen; up bu,
three. Captain Morgan promised his
discharge when the time should come
Tor them To be mustered out of servir,
y canvass OF til. companies revealed
The tact that they were fairly well
armed with pistols and IN some cases
riot guns. one Of the first things thai
Will he done :.s Il result Of the ,nnrt
ing VIII lie the formation OF rio, squads
in each OF the companies These SQUADS
VII! tie composed OF either eight or
sixteen men. armed with shotguns
ioauch win huckShot cartridges
shortly before the close Of the meet
ing two officers went upon the stage
ana removed the two bars siunifviur
the rank OF captain from the shoulders
OF Cartatn Morgan. In their place thcy
plnhcd ihc gold leaf OF the major as
position as head OF he Richmond Home
Defense League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
WARDENS CONFER HERE
ON STATE GAME LAWS
Governor Dnvts. VI. -. Hart md H. Nor.
gan Shepherd Address Gathering In
Hnll of House of Dcicgntcs

That control Of the hunting seasons
VIII not he left in the hands OF the
county boards OF supervisors II the
game wardens Of the State have their
way. was the most pointed thing abou,
the conference .: game wardcns held
yesterday in the hall Of the House OF
Delegates. The dog law" and All
phases OF the general game laws re-
ceived liberal discussion by those whose
uuty II is TO apply the laws in The
Gehcrai Assembly write in the Office
ihoh!as lom..N Hunter. Il member OF
me House OF Delegates. Stated IN a
orieL speech that ever act dcuriv.nc
the Eoard Of Supervisors OF privileges
except those pertaining to auditing
c"uhtE aHairS ANA keeping up the roads
va" "A stroke for greater progress
Governor Wcstmoreland Davis wei
coined the assembly OF game war,lnns
al the morning session. He thanked
iHcm !or the good work they have
ncen doing and expressed the hone
tnat thcy would continue it, T. Nash
biilSoiE commissioner OF game and in
lana hshericS, presided at the meeting
ana followed the Governor in an nd .
dress OF welcome To the sixty officers
OF the law. who had come to discuss
inc phases OF applicable Of the laws
NJ ID. Hart. chief clerk Of The De !.
partmcnt OF Game. delivered the prin
ctpal speech at the morning session
Il. Morgan Shepherd editor or The
southern Planter, addressed the as
semoly on the merits OF the Baker dog
law. 9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
SUFFRAGlSTS GAIN
Three states Added 10 Those I'm which
Women Are Allowed 10
Vote.

november gave women three new.
iull suffrage Michigan. Sou,h
"a kota and Oklahoma making Il total
nave full. presidential or primary Sut
iraGc and bringing tho number Of
women voters upon national matters
~ 10 l'olo;"o"' stated Mrs Archer
rage League OF Richmond vesterJnr
afternoon on the subject OF What No-
vGImnsr Gave Women" The political
slghihcance OF the fact that the St,t"s
IN which women participate in rcd'.r,,
eice'lohS command 2l3 electoral votes
VAS cited by Mrs. Jones. who said thar.
".ttiniouEh me presidential election is
s.n! pFac'icaiiy two years away. al
,ehtion Is already ccntcring on liz
part women voters are 10 MAY In !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
NOT IN POLITICS
President WheeIwright Denies Virginia
hallway and Power Company Tries
to Influence AppOlntment.

Thomas $. Whcelwright, president OF
the virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. yesterday issued the following
statement:
The Virginia Railway and Power
company has just learned to its great
surprise that ruinors are in circula :
i!on In this city to the effect that the
company. through its officials and EN-
ployees. has taken active part in be-
half OF one Of the applicants for the
mead OF certain department of the
city government under the new char
ter. and is with equal earnestness OPP
posing the appointment OF another
We do not know from what source
these rnmora originated. but they are
absolutely without foundation and can
nave no other than selfish purpose
TO bring criticism upon the company
Tor conduct which would be manifest
iy improper.
II, is the established and well.
known policy OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company to take no part
in politics, and hence those who have
originated and spread these rumors
cannot be too severely condemned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
HANKS CONDITION BETTER
Injured State Official Shov. ,,,
mrnt. but Physicians sun
DOubtful of Outcome

me condition of Assistant ATTORNEY
'i,tnefa y. -. Hank. lr who was rnn
uo"h by an automobile lasl v.eI
.n,i Gu! suffering fracture of the sl;uii
ana nnh severe internal injuries was NOR
"a, "a "rnDir laSt might. although his ri :
Oh nope OF The physicians in attend .
ahcr upon him at the Virginia unS.
Mr. Hank was struck by oar 90,
Broad street at Seventh las, Sa;I,rdn,'
, ,mna,i about ! o'clock. He has been
. Tih,eoiiscious most of the time since.
Of E!mont ''o" >
WALES Frank. Of Norfolk. brother of
last night. '''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
TARHEEL NEGROES ARRESTED
TWO on Way to Land of Long Icnr
Pine Had Much Liquor for
rhnnkssiNinr.

Deputies from the office of the Tni,od
States marshal yesterday made two AR.
rests Tor transportation OF liuuor il,
Violation OF tho Reed amendment
Thomas Wilson was taken into custodv
and twelve quarts OF liquor and SID;
were FOUND In his possession He WAS
on MS WAY to North Carolina 10 on
JOY Thanksgiving when he was rud.Iv
awakened from his dreams
van ioopy was also arrested by tn.
deputies. but mad only six quarts vim
MN. these were widely distributed
over ms person. but. nevertheless. MAJ"
not escape the officers IIc loo w
on ms way 10 celebrate THANKSGIVING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
RES MES REGULAR CIRRICULUM
AFTER COMING HOLIDAYS

Richmond College will resume its
reg ular academic curriculum on .Ianu-
AIRY = when the college opens for
the second term of the college year
The work of the Year is divided into
three terms Of three months each
ana this system will allow The col
!cSe 10 give two terms OF it's regular
WORK leading TO the degrees of~bachc-
Tor OF arts and bachelor OF science
The faculty has already voted TO give
any former student who has been in
service credit for the work OF the first
term II he enters college at the begin.
nlnS OF the second term and makes
his course for the second and third
terms. Tbs precedent has already been
set by Princeton University. and viii
doubtless be followed by every college
IN the United States as a token OF
recognition OF the service the men rem
dered the country in the various
branches OF the service 10 which they
were assigned.
sources at any time now directing
the work Of the students: army train
ing corps for the remainder OF the
college session Of l3iS-'i9 The GOV
eminent committee which was instru-
mental in starting the units at the
various colleges has asked the advice
OF college authorities on handling Tie
situation that has arisen since the
signing OF the armiStice As soon as
the matter has been thoroughly studied
from every angle. steps for diSbandiug
or continuing the units OF the stu
dents army training corps will lie
taken. II is understood by the college
officers here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27

~" Monday tho United States Dis.
N'S I" IN" prevalence Of influenza
.o"t' some weeks ago adjourned
ana hct"r" much business had bccn
.fr".ishci"d Therefore, the main work
oi 'n' Term win be done at the SEES
S''''5 "ii'h begin Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
Spanish War yc,crnn. H.,

me local camp OF Spanish War Vet
ans, issued a call yesterday for "A spe-
c1al meeting OF the veterans to take
room OF Company A. Grays' Armorv,
mere VIII be an interesting program
and refreshments. All members Of the
camp are urged to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
MORPHEUS SCORES ONE
At RICHMOND COLLEGE
Soldier Students Permitted More
Hours for Sleep Under Order
Just I:-ucu
SECOND TERM IN JANUARY
Regular Curriculum to BE Resumed
After HOlidayS-(iivc Service Men
Who Rc-Entcr After War Full
Credit for Time Lost.

Members OF the students army train
ing corps at Richm"":: College, are un-
usually joyful and active to-day. They
are allowed one more hours sleep in
the morning. and do not have to go
to bed early as they used to under
the old regime.
The order changing the time OF calls
has just been put into effect by Colonel
stone. commandment at the college.
Whereas the student soldiers formerly
had TO assemble for reveillc at 6 o'clock
they now turn out an hour later to the
buSler'S insistent calls. The p!antive
notes Of taps" used TO sound at 10
o'clock. al which time all lights had
to he out and all the men In bed
Now an additional half-hour is grant
ed TO the students.
When asked what effect the signing
OF the armistice would have on the
students army training corps at the
institution. Dean l.. L.. Loving stated
that no official statement had been
made from the office Of the commit
tee ON education and special training
in Washington. and that for the pres
ent nothing could be said. lie was OF
the opinion that radical changes would
OF course, lac made in order TO restore
college. work to the old prcwar aca-
uemic basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27

WING |" unforeseen changes at the
ma MrS T. l.. Conquest regret that
thc ihN'ldcd soldiers viii not be able
~ come 10 lhcir home on Thanksgiving
Day as nlanncn