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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
RESTRICTIONS NOT LIFTED
BY PETERSBURG BOARD
he"ith Authorities Resrind Order
"'"ns Reonening of Churches
and Schools
I spetia! % INC r:mes. nisn,..,

rn,.r,.,> TIC .I!ea. II I1At CT.
TEL LESBCRC. VA, October a5.-rba
''e"!'A Board last might reconsideres
rs action OF the morning and resc;oded
nc order suspendins the Quarantine
ana allowing all public places that had
oeen closed on account; Of The !nfivenx,.
Pphhfium9nia epidemic 20 be reopcned.
ms 9Ede: was 20 become effective a.
o "c!ock Tomorrow morning TIN.
churches vii! therefore NOT he oncnnf,
Oh Hunday' nor the schools on Monda:
restrictions on all public places viii he
con;!nued until further notice. II is
e;Nptained by the health once that
aaaiiiona information not available in
ne ne morning This information was j.,
nc nature OF reports from physicians
s!."WinG some increase in the nun,ber
o. .hfuenza cases. II was ,hcrcfora
ocI!ncd wise 10 continue in force fhe
vFdct closing public places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
RED CROSS WAREHOUSE
Is ON HISTORIC SPOT
Located ON scene Described in Victor
IiuSo's Novel, les
MiserQbles."

PARIS. october .5.-rhe American
Red Gross warehouse in Paris. at so
Rue du cicnl.i, Vert. is located on tho
scene OF q good part Of the action ia
Victor Eu.o's novel. Lee Miserables."
The author gives the street lis full!
name. now discarded OF Tue du Chem
in Vert st. Antoine" !; was up this
long and narrow street that Jean
Vatican and the child Famine turned
when pursued b.: the polite.
A; the end OF this street is Bispus
where Jean Vatican took refuge IN a
convent ~ the other end is the PA Gee
des NosSes. "here Veto" Hugo lived
Wh.l" writing Lee MiseTabies.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
JAPANESE SOLDIERS
APPRECIATE Y. M. C. A.
Secretaries an SHE rian Front Cannot
sleep More Than -Four
Hours.
\lAItiNnSr,lIi

Ni.ADiNOSToK, October .5.--De-
mandS upon The Young Mems Christian
panyins the entente nations in their en-
petition against the Bo!sheviki in ST.
IBERIA have been 50 great that they
IA rave been sl,., compelled 10 enlist in y. n.
and TO utilize tnc volunteer service of
several or the stevens hallway Corps
from the United states. Virtually al
The :. NJ. q, =. secretaries have been
Working Gig htcen hours a day
Instead OF an easy march throughout
the country. The allied expedition de-
First-aid supplies were more pressing
needs than were phonoS-a games
IN. and, ATHLETIC ne equipment The demands
were SO srea. tina; supplies which or
dinarily would have lasted a month
were exhausted III week. Cars have
troops TO the furthesi possible limit.
and from them have been distributed
tree in times OF stress hot tea coffee
cigarettes. tobacco, chocolate, biscuits.
This service Is becom!n. indisnens-
able 10 the men in the field. The Japa-
n nes solder appear to be as ffully. APP
\ report by Secretary Iicald says:
BY A. NJ Japanese soldiers come
knocking on the doors OF the cars and
is no chance for the secre;ar; in charge
10 sleep AFTER they begin until the
days wo'k Is over. AND that is rarely
before ! the next morning. Secretaries
three 70 four hours sleep nightly TO
undress Is novelty, and food goes
uneateii because they cannot steal time
10 eat"
\ rets!s er..to: car service has been
added recently. Thirty minutes ate!
~ doors wcI. opened in the first in
Stance 100 bottles Of cold soft drink 9
had been SOLD to and consumed by the
thirsty soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
InrestiEate Claims.

Mh;NlCo CITY. October @J--Exa,ni-
nation of more than 1000 claims for
damages by foreign interests as "A re-
suit OF revolutionary operations in
Mexico has been begun by the Gov
ernmeut Cha inns Commission. headed by
General Estabau l.. L,alderou. Until
the preliminary classification is con-
p.ctcd. according to General :dua rdo
Hay. member OF the commission, amy,
sort Of estimate as TO the total amount
claimed VIII be Impossible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26

u. =. J. NIXON, OF his city. was w.,
eros? notified OF his appointment; as
army. with directions 10 rcport 10 ,ic
commanding officer al Fort Og!ethorp.
"a" within fifteen days, for instruc
tiohS. RMS makes six Petcrsburr
@hysiri"ns in the service: Drs, r,
Nc.iiii and j. y. Osborne rankinr a..
S,ap,ains; DIS. II. Aulick Burk. L
IariN and y, +. Ragby. lieutenan,s r.
furkc entered the naval service 4:
surgeon at tho outbreak OF The wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
GEEMAN PRISONERS
AID IN FIGHTING ALLIES

only ;hc other day the Munich Post
confessed mat the German press is
lnaiys chief interest lies, in the main.
tc.anct Of the BO!shcv.k government.
be still more hostile German soldiers
and officers. so-called 'priSoners" now
help and direct the operations OF the
led Guard against tho Tzecho-Slov;.hs
snd against the Franco-Biitish contin-
gent moving from ArchanGel Thanks
20 their support and guidance. The l:ol-
aheN!ks have obtained some local sue
eHSses on these fronts. and may still
cauae some trouble. But for some time
past Germany has realized that tn-
aNtsneN!k poHe: Is doomed. that by no
amount %; support can 1t Tor long BE
naintained also that the Eolshe, liz
BY arousinG an intense detestation OF
sncilmany throughout the whole Of Great
i:u"'iA 30 ihai nov Germany. in her
usua! me,hodical manner, is settling 10
worH 10 collect and create materials
ior, ne" polio in Eussis
letciy II has become the center OF the
Bo!sheyiE government: There live the
yiakofts .Mabushinshys, MorozovS and
orhers. There Is, toe. The seat OF tho
head Of the OrthodoX Church the Pa
I. iarch Tikhon. able old man with
ts,e face and appearance OF u peasant
:, clever organizer. who holds great
%way over the womankind and more
"A
p!under OF the church by the Bol.hc-
viz: has caused revival of energy
1n9nS l lhs ~ po ne, Of The o1,h9do.
animate BY hatred OF tho .oIsiteviks
they have Joined hands with tho Mos
COW group OF great manufacturers and
landlords, and started agitation for
HE restration of monarchy. Patri-
arch Tikhon has repeatedly organized
religious demonstrations in Pe,rograd
Ind Moscow. attended BY great crowds.
prodomiustely OF women. The big in.
dus,risl families we've last June Joined
brothers Princes Troubetzky, Krivo.
.,hsin. formerly Minister or Agriculture
under the Tsar's yeaimc. and quite re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
rrc.,ins EstabIi.hmen, uo,,..

SeNoFaI south Side residents -,
minus various PARTS OF their wardrobea
10. GaE. tho cleaning and press;n.. n ~.
Iahlshmcnts Of Kin Brown. sii Jt{,,,
StFect; having been entered ana .on
NV hutsda! n!gh:. SeN-ra. suits and
oN"Etoats were carried away. til. wc,r
'hG appa'cl beng valued at Sl.0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
Death of ur,. un,h u,

,,;IsHFT 10. n. October 81 Ir.
,.u.h w, wife OF T.. y Harm Gt.d
sas, NFnlng at her home in Comir.rce
49, HHeo twenty-five year, nc
sides her husband sfc is suIyiy.d
ner parcn's and four bro,herr .,iI -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.


BoLTH. Died. October rs. 1918. $3.50 \. NJ.
it, Doita HG s. s' H. Bora as ED TIRE.
ge isnre t5og s home
w Ssss4 Ill., rs 9 a: q mi
i$Ss a,f fHis MoE H2TS =, Ii o'clock in
~ NJ sn5y -N.H her o hS%s kinE %
'$: s5s Isl sss KS
Isf %l s ns H M. tsSn,y a.
Is DIH & R-ny s se I4ss
Fpnera! service 80 THIS AFTERNOON
s.si street, h 5et5ssF u.s. yI e?
M "a Ssss S ~ Nary IL j. S ssEfs A's
f0os,Dted. this morning at SO O'CLOCK IL,
rec hSms e his oS Ssa'n h!
I!ieh: ZOOS srtsf short no inca N' 81 so Dan
His funeral vii take T place rms .rrER-
X xSSa he re- SeGfk The Glg
OF seventh street Christian Church otnei.
at:ng
fegE.14f Eisr os'Y sfsr f. e
nsss lie leaves a WidGw three hrs sisters and
Funeral services Will be conducted at tin.
grave in lakewood Cemetery SATURDAY
M4 ,ti,{s At 10 o'clock; ,r.,,,,,r.
n ~ "a from %STnps esSs
Following an .tiac.l OF influenza. MARY
MELTON POWELL. beloved wite of y. OVID
lowell. formerly OF this city. Her remains
viii reach Richmond Saturday morning and
lie taken 10 the residence OF her brother In
law. l.. Stage Powell; 300 Eat Marshal,
lived by one little daughter. ksthryn:
mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Mel
ton, OF Hanover County: three brothers
Frank, Hubert and Lawrence. now with the
cXpeditionsry forces In France. ard seven
sisters Mrs. Joe Bethel. Mrs Edward
Ian. Elizabeth. Inez Melton. OF this city
and Hanover County.
o'clock. In his home. l523 Virginia Avenue.
developing into pneumonia. \. T. DIEGER.
He is survived by his wife lnee Theresa
Bncls). four rhildren--Mrs: Charles Gregory,
IsiegHr. and one sister Mrs. louise Bock
urdHyl AFTERNOON at I o'clock.
Washington and Philadelphia paper.
SNYDER, Died at her, residence. ,:ls l..
,,Ns. MARGAKETfE CiIKisTfAE sNT:
DER.
Funeral Noise later:
SFiTHER.--En,ercd into eternal rest. at his
residence. 1907 West Cary Street. at s:ii
F.: Nj. October -, RUSSELL. COOK SPIT
Funeral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
LABOR Els
THE FOUNDATION co.
OFFERS YOU a JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILL-
ED LABORER.

\
SKILLED OR UNSKILL-
ED LABORER.
War work for ali men leaV-
ing nonessential industries.
The chance for inside men TO
earn good wages at healthy
outside work and at the same
Time help the boys Over
There" to get ammunition to
lick the Hun.
An unusuaI'opportunity to
work on the line of otfenSe
at home at good wages, and
you can shortly increase
your earning capacity. This
otrer eXtendS TO all kinds or
men, both White and c0lored,
nvho are forced to seek en-
payment in war essential
Industries, or To other patti
otto Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
If you mean business, cut
out this ad, put on your old
clothes and present it to u.
S. Employment Office, go
east Main Street, Richmond,
Va, OF at the u. S. Branch
Employment Office, Seven
rines, Richmond, Va. EX-
perlenced labOrers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
caulkers, metal workers; in
fact, almost any Kind Of
skilled or unskiIled labor.
This job is an ideal location,
furnished free transporta-
ton to and from Richmond.
work seven days q week.
Apply only at the above
addresses.
No influenza on this job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
n,4,.r wANrED-MALn.

WANTED, BOYS WITH
SOME kNOWiED OF
FEEDING JOB PRESS.
GOOD WAGES. LIBERAL
BONUS NOW AND ALSO
G. II r | S II M AS. APPLY
WORTENDYKE MFG. CO.,
FOOT OF 18TH ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
~ MEMORIAM.

FRiENp.--D at Ei,rs. W. Va, October
70. from. Influenza ACCOMPANIED with
!,n.lmonia. EoDETT wIiiTiNG FRlEND.
only son of Charles y and H.ftie
II Friend. of Chester Va, which WAS
many hut on account OF physical disability
INC LOCAL board here and recruiting oficc
IN Richmond could not accept him. He al
last rot position in the .GovernTne Mt COM.
mis- Z, Ni,re. where he died in the ser
ae,er and Member of m The q sTs Shsr
't ,aa inu - we'd. and those wn"
body was brought to Chester. and he va,
buried In the. Eriend Cmetcry here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
auto Mobiles
AUTuMUnII.iSs rOII SALE,

AUIUAunlL.iSs rOu SALE. 10
CAUlLLAC-Eor sale eight cyinider seven
passenger. 1915 model i.nvnc MauIsTn
DODGE touring car. tate modci. Maxwell
y. Il. iuler. 1875 wc.F ,sruad Street
FORD touring. 1917 good shape. demount.
abe rims: ever rcauN battery. St5p ray.
Tor. li3 North Sixth street. EnGeloerE shop.
FoKD--Two 1915 Ford chassis complete
Win ali renders and running boards. Can
be seer lso. MICS, broad Street.
fc.,n For ..ie. ~" I2I. Ford touring
Duirk. thcnc Madison 1881 or Madison
pa !. -.---------.--.----- -------------,-.
FORlp--rwo 1919 lnoucl closed body Ford
Care, Used very little. iirst-ciass L,JnGftTon
iiarca!n tor uLic!t sal" :Sii west Gra,y
Phone Boulevard 2v1s.
VIM TRUCK Tor. auicii sale. First oncr $500
cash takes ini truci. III good running
order. Room ga. Ruc-crs Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26

DRIVER Wanted good c,,Ior..I driver
Mnsi i.Dow ,!J routes Cool ppsi ion Tor
si"hiN man. Fleming = Christian I'U-c,)y-
nSr tLiL -s!.ih and franklin Strscis.
Di;i EKS Nautch. several experienced
ora truck drivers. also wagon driver.
iSler \ Syhn loyl Wcst Gary.
piilt' CLERK Wsniv.i registered Lrur
clerk Applv. giving full BlrticuiarS AND
itirrcnc"s "a once 10 Fred = BOYD. WIN
Chester.
UkAHitE cutters, ieIirr cutlera. setter.
=, nonuin.ntai WORK. Ncn above dEatI AKA.
y tne but hrsI class need apply NJ. l.
knight 1925 Nest Mulberry street.. Batti-
.rlKENEN wanted With boiler house expert
"ucc SALARY sij n-s, month. thereafter
So \lso iircn"n helpers, $50 nrst month.
thereafter so Fifteen dayS annual yaC.-
ZION allowed with pay. Forward r'omplrt-
history % experience To tho bureau OF
Sian,Lards M:shtngton u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
MISERY AND DEsoLATION
BEYOND DESCUIPrION


No pen can adequately describe the
desolation. misery and hopelessness Of
PetroSrad and It's inhabitants. Among
he darkest features OF the tragedy is
Tile fact that the educated classes sui
Icy most, and provide the greatest
Number OF victims or disease and star
walton. The same thing is king place
IN practically every town and city OF
ssuasia, though. as yet: in a lesser de-
sice., And as for the next twelve
months at least Russia Will suffer iron,
:. great shortage OF food. she confronted
with the terrible prospect OF the eX-
termination OF the brain and hover OF
her population. NJ this very moment
ula2- be seen in the streets of retrosrad
cultivated men and womc betraying
III the signs OF the extreme stages OF
starvation, standing silently on. the
'Havements bearing paper placards on
lieiv breasts with he Inscription:
rlGa o, ,G siwE me "a m%rSSi Of bread
There are, however, Two groups OF
the present inhabitants OF Pctrosrad
VIC continue 10 live quiet unconcern-
cd! among the surrounding horrors
Far from the center OF tho town lies
.af nn9'my nS,i1mts ioffmSriE an Hdr
81 9oSIeme no ,he d i* fo7,ed
-Cnter OF the Bo!shevik government OF
lhe ,'Frtrosrad Commune" There Xin-
S!joyins the ease :.fs fr u Of ri her
dubious power. AHti il the center OF
the town opposite the St lsac's Cattle
d. a. stands the immense. and ugly
=
liolShevihs rule over the population by
thc grace Of the Germans. while the
al q" their o"n might. Ey cunning
aupp!cucnta:y clause Ct tho Bresi
l.itoVsk treaty German prisoners We're
to return 10 their lTatherland from Rus
sn by WAY OF r.troGrad and thence
10 Ioroshana, The present boundary
line OF Great Russia and i'skon tho
iicTinan limit point OF their occupation.
Tor reasons best known TO Germany
these prisoners halt in Pctrograd. the
central point between Finland. Nologda.
Moscow and l'skoft. The broad pave
rlneEts OF the Nevsky Prospect are
thlonSed day and night by bostrous
crowds o: soldiers. in German uniforms.
and -waEserinE groups of German OIL
.ee:s with thei; customary arrogant dc
neaNor. ] hear that tens OF thousands
VI these German soldiers and officers
a.e ROW concentrated III Pe:rograd.
Germans are placed in the Eolshevik
coInmi.sarats ana German officers CON
t:oi the passports OF those vino leave
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
Notes OF Interest.

ne uhcra! OF Councilman Walter
~, Dc Ntci was held al The grave in
hiahd!ord Cemetery this Afternoon
ana was attended by many council
The Eoy Scouts OF Too, NJ Ia
acii"e In thu, reccn; Liberty loan cam
. nairm and Sold bonds amounting TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

4. l.. SUTHERLAND & SONS.
FUNERAL Directors. 1905 West Main Street.
Boui. ~ Nights and Sundays. Ran. $50.
Piis liP- ryd'y.,, "niip Funeral Director nj
En, ha liner -. T. Main: Mad. 1871: Pen 6663
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Eeams OF Fora
lpihWidd!e. announce the ma-riara
81 their daughter, Jessie 10 f. "
Dung, OF the same city. on TUESDAY.
October %. :
J. " Fcrreil. president. and T. Yer.
non Terrell, vice president o. rhe =,
iahti" Realty Company. doing business
y: th!s city are recovering from al
SarEA o! influenza. the former IN York
:. - and the latter In Wilson. ~ {:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
COBURN'S REBUILT
USED CAR BARGAINS

rt pTh III T UH , last WEEK We HAZE
IS tiEsT;cI As MES,lIhH%i h!iE'' c p.ibN
E!oS 9nPn hA 4H4 W EEty Mii s n T fE
G Ef2 f Is 1s n3s GAi A;sTTr9ASTiyH nx
FRS IN RICHMOND - '', -
Hhf iE%&!l2wi%f nW 3 n HuK n3 DHi
4R M5hT r 5:Sh .StS re- 5S Isl %SR
c June NJ 70 A 4E ri FIa c rHM s.
% %AHT =, - ny% ! S%1D u$sMMBB c 81 rs? ?9S
GAINS VIE HAVE rs o 5t;;iS. < me BAR
sTCDGEAKEK SIN. 1918. newly ra.nted.
stS5 miles and 0 just p' IKE ne Sf rSn!y run
will surprise YOU
dies trri Ia.aper Etc 1884, S.s 5 ,SR.
ss sSd ,o LIGHT t19 sIN ;sS *ooa sy paint
bargain.
bumper. shock absoroes, dencuntabl. eH rim
sTuDMnAHEn Light FOUR touring: new.
X painted: TOP and tires in iirsi-cisss con
dttion. bargain
f2np , nAcE EoAR2syEE IsI5 WITH Good.
rastes. Ford in nichm chino s.' "e"'S "a'"'eH
sTIDE i,nI SIN, !:s; 'p.srens.. c,qn
You pn. ~. o etc; one Of the ci.s4iez, s-,a
very fhins Tor iisii de,i E' 1-'"'sd' The
pesss reDS y" ns i'as Us ao at" a! i', new con"
sTuDEBAKEH -FOUR. 1915 Good ,.re.. ton
ssn The oW mssna drsi,.a condition BAR
D3DcE touring. 'irs,-ciass condition GOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
LOST AND EOljND.


aaSsr o k sS.s" 81 SS
Eichnond near Seventh Street bridge. Iias
on HING sMnrG fsr % sns iaE IS" sSSo
mona: III. West broad. Iamdolph 1910.
PlN-1.ost. near Era, and Grace or Ninth
and Marshall cameo pin. Reward IL re
t t,d TO Airs: %orincn,. 5Va Fast Franklin.
500 HEwARD
Sr0i;EN Hudson super-six. model Il. paint
tires. dent on top OF right front FENDER
just over tail light: back OF rish, foldini;
car No. CHS, stolen tr6n iis5 south i>q BoHie
ward. September 10. Molly &. Il. psniei.
or Chief q: Police. Charlotte, y. G.
S:.IElAL NOTICES. .
wANTED; to c9Pmnunirate Will, EentIcmen
Main on tho 2ith OF October. ID. Il. Ellis 9tG
sY%E!NSa EFs s7 XisH:s &c;
@ saiiS s Ulcers .05f : g sS,
Sen.ury toval lanineni. than anvrhin. We
haze tried II more tEan siAtv wears -
", HNACES attended 10y cxpcrcnucd tire
mond Eurnacs AlaiMisnanse Co. 70. Box sss
4. i.9sGsrl. US North Fourth SStD r"et.
-. I. 5. FLAGS-SERNlCE FLAGS
AMa!ns Co.. zoo West n i2Sas"sr" rem ana
vs. anu dlsssrs isI s s Han for ,s W.
r3sd III orders i%c le%;h0
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
FATE Of PETROCRAD
WARNING TO RUSSIA
Upper Glasses Receive Mini
mum Food Allowance.
sufFERINGs OF THE EDUCATED
German "Prisoncrs"-Falli Boil
sheviki-Ncw Movement at Mos
cow - Milukon and Germany.
Famine and Cholera i'll Capital.
BY DIR. DAVID SOSlIICI..
SuSsian Journalistic.

The International News Bureau
For over Two centuries Petrosrad had
cen the intellectual ana admints'';
I'VE cente: OF Russia. From the time
o. its Foundation it was the greatest
lily in the country, and a Year aso i,
It's main thorouS hfare. the NevShy
Prospect. was the broadesi. best light
ed and most Respondent street. not in
Russia. The Bolshev!h revolution,
with its subsequent German Domino
son, absorbed that city Erst OF ali.
II took place only nine months ago.
and the transformation which Pctro-
grad has undergone in tina, short
period may be taken as an omnous
OF Russia IL Germany succeeds in main
tanning her hold upon II for much
In nine months Petrosrad mas lost
roadway OF the Nevsky Prospect Is
Strcwn with tho carcasSes of horses
Which have dropped and died from
exhaustion in such numbers ;hat
there has been no time 10 remove
them. The houses in the Prospect and
in the other streets OF the great city
!, re removed 20 the hospitals and choi
CT. barracks, others die Unattended. \
month ago The statistics OF hospitals
aad barracks registered 1000 cholera
cases day, while AT least - many
perish in iheii houses or in the streets
aNTG ON 80 &c ~ per cent
OF the cholera cases end fatally. a.
che hospitals and homes can provide
no medicines or nouv.ishment TO keen
temperature which occurred about i
month ago reduced the number OF reg
stored cholera cases 10 l,200 4 day
Tor a time. Bat since the. return. Of
he hot dry weather the disease has
gain increased in severity.
shops and stores are. with very few
exceptions. closed on account OF lack OF
3uc-cha ndise. But at many stree: cor
uers ner' shops have appeared where
curiosity dealers are buying UP AT small!
rrices ieweldy. family treasures. fur
7iturc cloihs-in short. everything
which the despoied middle and upper
classes are parting with TO obtain some
means for purchasing any kind OF food.
Bread was scarce month ago. and the
pe.on was lucky who came across a
chance OF obtaining pood tthi!ty-siN
pounds 0: flour for loo rubleS. $500
to,d eNchauGe) from some Speculator.
When bread CHANGED 10 reach Petro-
grad il was distributed III rationS to
The population in FIVE cateS cries by the
i5oisherik rulers, the Red Guards. privi-
legged Norkmeu and Eolshevik official l.
receiving the maximum allowance of
ci,e and a half pounds daily per head
members OF the liberal profess ions. stu
dents. men and women Of the middle
!uurn allowances: one-eighth OF =
pound. The break OF cholera. however.
cut OFF even these NAeaSer supplies. as
the peasants dislike coming to the
p!as stricken city 10 dispose OF :heir
Goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26

ne ladies' OF the Army Woman's
'iuo are doing good and acccptabl.s
work III serving meals 20 many in The
ny. esPecia lly 20 families OF soldiers
hret meals are served daily at very
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LOST AID FOUND,

CAT, Strsyed from 2Sl5 wcst ,Grace street.
maic Maltese cat four yhtc Yfect Re.
ward. Phone boulevard lsss.J. 49,. ~
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Man founE man wanted to work In wagon
moi Hlchardhon i,ros:. Gi5 Brook Avenne.
NJ M OK boy Wanted. 10 stay in q store to
,icarn the business y 1873. care Times =
,.s .s....h $1,000 :
MAN-sWantcd. man who undcrstonds cut
ting meat, Good place AMI no long hours
Apply ION" West Cary. 80 ~ = :
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MACHINE and bench men;
steady time, good pay, gov
eminent work. Montague
Mfg. Co., Fourth and Stock
ton, South Richmond. -. -.
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E5Ii iUi MEN1


HELL Wan rt;D-MAI.E ID
AcCOtNTANTS--ccr Certified public accountant,
"%sncs th' service senior anu twu
iuhlor accountants. Permanent positions.
easement oPrortunii; Tor rapid advance
!hcnt. Give references, educational quail.
hcationS ana experience. II 10. care Times
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BOY Wanted. several Uuys 10 10 IS vc.r.l
IN our b";tiinr department III.
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WILLIE =; MaeI:E0D: after = brief iii;
one brother. u, c. w; Macleod; OF this city.
Funeral services will be conducted at thu.
grave in Lakewood Cemetery SATURDAY
MORNING. at 10 o'clock.
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500 REWARD.
S;.i.,;lAl, NuI,It.IsS

WANTED, to communicate with EcmtIcYnen
WHO witnessed accident at Eighth and
Main on tho 18th OF October. ID. Il. Ellis $40