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riIlrA,;D. March S.--ito6s. rec
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW Yusk. March SHUTTER. :rFrF-
u,1-. rccriI.s. 5.7?2 tubs. Creamery.
l,i,-h.- ;l,tn rx.rn> 81. ii -: extras ~"
yror,n 47 i.,I4,: !ir*;a. 4Gm 81; seconds
~; Z: 1. =,
f:r,;>. unsettled; receipts. 212@l cAS"%,
lsr..i. .oih"r"d .x;rnS. a?:' IA: extra:
,ir>t-. @>'4, nrsts. So n - sHc"AHS.
2S., =: ..;a'". Pennsylvania and nearly
;,..rrrrv~ whites. tan" :" fancy. i"T 80
In brown. - !. 90. do. u!N"d nominal
,',,r.<... weak: receipts. Logs h"N"S.
Sta;. wh,l" milk. Ilat%. held. spreads
".r, IL. -. de-. Hr"r'"' ru''. -" :" L.
ls.u!:r.. liv". irregular Chickens - .
,..,,.l "H, 40. YOUNG r"rSt""s. So: old
,.,n,.,,.rs .i1l27: turkeys. 81 ri 70.
Dressed. Guict AMI unchanged.
I:lnll~ unrNanEcd.
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Mrs. Sarah Hunter.

The funeral services over III" remains
Of Mrs. Sarah T.. Hunter will b" held
Sunday Ht;rrnnun AT = o'clock AZ the
Franklin ". T.. church. Th" pastor.
Rev. Er;tchl"w. will nCticiat". Follow
ing I'll" services III" body will be laid 10
rest H. Franklin cemetery.
The body will arrive from Moline. III.
Saturday afternoon. and will be taken
20 :hc Foster undertaking pariorS. whcr"
an opportunity viii be. given those VII"
wish 10 vi"w the remains.
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WOOL REVIEW

BOSTON. March S.--~Th" Commerce. 81
Bulletin will say tomorrow
"Drmand for wool during thr rrS.
week has been limited although III" local
market is gen. rally firm. except for
shnr, Zine woods. which ar" Il bit easier
The governments announ""n Intention
e. eXrrriS" its option. confirmed ny M.
visit ot tho war rmrrE"nc? CUmmItt""
TO WASHINGTON this wc''k has unset LIED!
the trad, r!nrn ur less and wool auctions
have. further distracted att"ptinn frrm
tho regular market
9TH" statement At I'll" mills la UNI
rh:tnl.rl"
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a. nrnanizn 1uulor AuxtNnry.

TN school children OF the corpus
CHRISTI school sem to W. extremely Rim
,r,,Is - do their bit when II comes 10
helping INC Soldier boys NJ the cHn'oh1
ln.u;>. and also aid the children OIL
I:rlgiu.,l wau ar" in need or ci"tA'hS-
Mrs ". l.. Lar "f Wheeling. who IS
quite prominent in the Red Cross Work
viii vi%., thc s"!,no! som" tim" n"S'
w...k anil at thai time junior SOCIETY
vii, D.; organized. :; thr present ,inS
thr.,. r,.t..lr"n ~" lu,l!% engaged IN
making quit patches for the boys At
! 'r.tn 80.
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WARW0OD
Kicked BY HORSE.

T.,;n.r Y"s;. Il .,nIng chilli "t SOUTH
N'arwu,i. waS painful? kicked -soi .nc
ii by a horse yesterday morhihE' nc
lay w.aS attempting 10 get oHt o' wv.
WV Of u stree! ear and ran IN tro1' OIL
Ne" horsc. which ,ook iriGh'. knocking
down ~: ..hrld THE lad was removed
70 his home and gwen medical attention.
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Call none" tension again Developer
hu, som" interests are runildrnt 'h;NfS''
will cumc q! soon ~ war finance cor
,urnti"n hil! becomes law.
Railroad stocks ~" exported :" ~
com" !uur" PROMINENT ~ II result al ~"
railroad bill Is GGr"" upon.
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Thrrn IS " STRONG tendency On tn
part al Il majority ii the rank and III"
If thuS" "hu at through r'>lcras
brokerage houses "H n" stock exchange
~ sell short. Combined with IN" low
stat Il hr"kcFas. ioai,S. IT Is pointed
ca, that his cannot hI: make fpr an
extremely powerful technique :" far as
intermediate InpV"tI"uiI ar" cUH""TH"h'
Cavorahl" To- sharp Improvement: upon
a.,y r..ul encouragement.
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Tho MAJ corporation bill passed. III"
senate last might and il should -"
through the h.u>r shortly and help N.
market otherwise ;hr-r Is nothing n"w
this morning.
harris Winthrop K 60.
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STATE senator Elmer lnuEh made the
four lninut" speech at the ialaSe inca
tire OH Thursday evening. The subject
assigned IN the speakers NJ present is
"D,uy.rs to Democracy" The senator's
sp,cch cas- well rrceiycd by the audi
cncc
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va, March s. -.
Furnished liz" intelligence 10y A.'I.
Ni.l..l.H " r'u.. i:rruh"TS 81 =" New Nnrn
S'.".i l.SrnHu"'. Nhiiuir1! iiank iU!ld-
NIX. Wheeling ". We. L"Il'. T.. Erand,
H!.tna,..r.
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BROKERS making Speciality " ha!!i;@"
loan books reported an Increased d.
maud for Steel r,I!rin'r. which mad" the
rate change FROM 81, "a ) lrr r"ii;.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. W., March s. Is.
Furnished tn" inicllig"n''"r b? 4. +.
Afa.$l"u Il 60. members a.: III" N'N York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Bald
NIX. Wheeling W. Va, Louis r. brand,
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, Steel manufacturers ha'" ASKED E"!-
, ,rnIn"n' 10 fix prices Oh all rrouu'iS
needed for making Steel in order .aa'
fS,a prices cor flushed steel might be
stabilized.
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Speculative element ,rl sire, r1ySti-
fled about naHy operations IN !"St":'
days market -sT"'ritil? ia: $;uhi"TH
ness shown hy Str'.I '''iuu'un.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. March S. rs.
Furnished thu Gn;c!liscac'r by ~ f.
Ma<ien & Co. members O. n" NV OK
So: Exchancc. National BANK Build
~ wheeling W. W., Louis +. Brand.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary S!ock

WHEELING. ". Va. March :. rs.
Furnished tho ln,cllir"nc"r hy a. i.
Mastcn & Co. members Of the New Y"r!.
Stock Exchange. National iIank Rul,d-
INK. Wheeling w. Va. Louis +. Br;rnG,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March s. rs.
FURNISHED, th~ ln:"!!iccar=- by y: r.
NaSten X O." rl.;.h''rS q, ;ttc N'" tnrN
Stn,k E:xchauS.. NI;iot;, Bank Build
ng. Wheeling ". NJ. Louis +. Brand.
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PETROLEUM

OIL. CITY. Tn. March S.---''redlt hal
..!,"s. 81. Runs. l3?.3S3: average. 90
455. shInrncntS I5.96S: average. 4llJ|.
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Outside OIL StocEs.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March 5, ID.
Furnished thu Int"!lig""c"r by. a. l..
Instri. X 10, ,rlcInbrr$ 1T t.lu New York
Stuck t,Xchansr. National Bank Build
INK, Wheeling ". Va. Louis +. Brand
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MONEY
NEW YORK. \
-------

NEW YORK. March S..-Cali MONEY.
NtrnnE.. High. :. l"w. !: ruling ri'".
-. ,lnsJrr hid. -: ":fc""! A. .: at
;na!. ~
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEEL ING. W Va. March 2, rs.
Daily quotation list Of the Wheeling
Stock Exchange. complied for 1ntelli-
CencCr..
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COFFEE

NEW YORK. March S.-toif"c. Rio.
M. !, ~ cents; futures. steady. Nay
So: July. 500.
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Wheeling Steel & Iron Cn.-Transfer
books close March |. for Il IS per cent
LaBelle Iron Works ptd.--TraHsf"r
books close March IL. for Il . per cent
cash dividend. payable March 30.
I.aB"llc Iron Works commentaries
fer books close March l6. FOR Il regular !
per cent cash dividend and an extra ?
per cent payable March 80
Wheeling Steel & Iron CO.--TranSfer
books close March lG. for . per cent
cash dividend. payable April =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co. common
Transfer books close March 20. for u
regular - per cent cash dividend and
an extra 3 Il per cent. payable April =.
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CORN PRICES EASE OFF
ON EXTENSIVE STOCKS

Cash QQuOtatiuns: Corn, Nus. " ana :
yellow, nominal: No. 5 white. lis.
Oats. No. ;, white. "4t Qt95; standard
a !. ft95i:.
Fork. acu,lnal: lard. 261o: ribs Az .
2467
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WAS the guest at the home OF friends I.

Center Warwood yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip ScrogGins Of
Pittsburgh. are guests at the home OF
relatives in Center Wnwood.
The two children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawkins who are PROSTATE with scarlet
fever, are improving very nicely at the
home.
Mir. and Mrs Earl Johnson Of Mounds
willie. are guests at the home Of friends
and relatives in Center Warwod.
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TICKER TALK
Morning Stock Letter.

81 private wire H. The I'iEau"c 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

S s. William x. Naylor. Charles +,
Hil6ourne. Campbell King. Percy T.
sishor. John w. Kilbreth. Jr.: Hugh
a: Drum. Daniel f. Craig. George $
Simonds. Stuart Heintzclman. Orvai j..
wnshend, Daniel W. Hand. Rober,
l.. .Rees. Brice. b. Disque. Archibald
IL II. Sunderland. Laurin /, Lawson Den
mis- H. Curric. James H. Bryson Les
ley j. McNair. George II Anin, Pelham
ID. Cinssford. William Brydon. Charles
= 3lakely. Sanford Il. Stanbcrry,
CHARLES |. de Bevoisc. William H. Rose
Fay Director Charles 5. Williams was
nominated to be II pay director i'm tho
navy. with the rank of rear-adm mira l.
1918. -
Medical Director Albert " u. Nc
Cormick was nominated to be Il med
zeal director in the navy, with tho
rank of rear-admiral. for temporary
service: from July l. 1918
The President notified the Senate he
mad withdrawn the nomination for the
reapponiment as chief CT ordnance OF
Major-General croZicr. This nomina-
ton was submitted to the Senate on
December IL last. but the Senate failed
to act upon II.
The President nominated Edwin d.
LambriEht TO be postmaster at Tampa,
Fla. and Oscar .. Owens. to be post
master at Moultric. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
PRESIDENT SENDS. MANY
NOMINATIONS TO SENATE
Acknowledgement Harris Becomes
Acknowledgement of United
States Army.
GoRGAs IS TO BE RETIRED
Will BE Succeeded as Surgcon-Gcn-
oral by Maior-Gencral Nlerritfc W.
Ircland-Cr0zicr'S disappointment
as Ordnance Chief withdrawn.
inv Associated prcss,l

WASHINGTON. october 3.-Briga-
dier-General Peter c. Harris was nomi-
mated to-day by President Wilson to
be ADVANTAGEOUS of the army. with
the rank of major general. for Il period
of four years beginning September 1,
1918
The President also nominated Major
General Merrit:e W. Ireland, medical
corps, to be surgeon general, with the
RANK OF maJor-Scncrnl. for the period
1 Id, ioHr years, begnmins October s..
- az =: Ma1,p or, William {. Gors"s
the Following brigadier-generals
were nominated to be major-g cnerals
of the United States Army during the
present emergency, with rank from
October l. 1918:
y Brigadier-Generals Guy Carleton, De-
/. winn. Edmond Wittenmysr. Marx
l.. Jersey. Henry Jervey. Clement y. r.
FlaGier. Charles d. Rhodes. Joseph D.
Lcitch, Hanson t.. ELY
Eight captains We're nominated to be
They follow:
Newton ~. McCully. Henry T.. Bryan.
Andrew II. Long. Thomas Washing ton.
Guy Hamilton Burrage Ashley H.
Robertson. Carrie u. Britain. Samuel
=. ltobnSon.
EIGITY-FOuR Co1oNELS
MADE BRlGADIER-GEN
The following colonies were nomi-
mated by President Wilson to-day TO
be brigadicr- generals for the period OF
the war:
Tyree Il. Rivers. John w Heard.
tarrand Sayre, George o. Cross. VIII
liam Z. Rivers. Francis j. Rooster,
John -. l.. Hartman, Edward Audcr-
SON.. William Il. Littlebrnnt, William
Q. Johnson. James II. Lindsay. Daniel
w. ketcham, Vernon \. Caldwell,
George d. Moore, Harold T. Howard
John b. Bennett. Melville 5. Jarvis,
Herbert, o. Williams. Albert G Dal.
ton, Edward sigcrfoos. Harrison j.
Price. Walter G. Short. George g.
Barnhardt. Robert w Mcarns. Edward
y. Munson, George II. McAlanus. WILL
liam K. Smedbcrg, Jr.; Mathew G.
Smith. Paul b. Malone. Frank s.
Cocheu, William E. Welsh, John w
.iarker, Louis NJ. huffman. Benjamin
/. simmons. Frederick Il shaw Will
liam h. Cochran, Clarence II. Mcneil.
Charles IL. Drake, Reynolds j. Burt,
Rufus f.. Longan, William NJ Fas-
sett. Henry w. Hutner. MarceIus G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
The Influenza situo,,o,

several hundred new cases of iuilu-
cn2a have developed in the city within
III" last two days. bringing the num-
Der up to about 1000. However, the
mortality, by reason OF pneumonia
complications, has been extremely
small. only three deaths having been
reported The Health Board has not
lett II necessary to enlarge it's order
so as to include restaurants and pool-
rooms. hut has required that sanitary
cups be used in hotels ana in all
places where drinks are sold The
lleaIth department Is using every eff
tort 70 combat the disease Health Of
hccr Martin says the disease is rather
endemic than epidemic and that there
]" no necessity for quarantining the
community. At meeting of the min !.
listers yesterday afternoon resolutions
We're adopted expressing cooperation
WITH the health authorities in closing
th" churches and other places of pub
nc gatherings. and rendering sympathy
and services in all cases of sickness,
whether the sick are church members
or not, calling upon all Christian peo-
nl" I" pray earnestly to Almighty God
To stay this terrible malady in the
city, at Camp Lee and elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
COL UMBIA PROFESSOR SENT
TO JAIL; May JOIN ARMY
Admits i'm Court There TX Pissibility He
Suffers From Mental
Alterations.

NEW YORK. October 3.-"There is
I grave possibility that am suffering
from mentnl aberat ion. hut have used
light have and it Tells me ann right.
II am given endurance to stand by
the CONVICTION with which / am faced.
for amy consideration should lac a
mind
Thas was the explanation given to
Judge Glayt?, in the Federal Court
sociate professor OF botany AT Column
hia University. in rcitcratins his re-
fusal to resistre in the draft.
local board If found physicaliy lit
he may, be indicted into service i'm
mediatcly.
His home is in Pieasantville. y. y. He
is tall thin man. In court to-day he
wore shiny blue serge sui, and shoes
that were noticabiy run down at the
hair uncombed. He did not appear to
be disturbed At the sentence imposed
by, the court Of when Judge Clayton
asked.
.'Arn't YOU laboring under form Of
brainstorm or an exaggerated idea Of
your own Importance"
admitted the possibility Of mental
alteration.
In pronouncing sentence, Judge Clay
ton said:
q don't think YOU arc yellow. or a
coward or an enemy of the country
You have mcnta! popularity that
amounts to mental malady.
For ihis expression the professor
You don't need to thank me for
doing my duty" added the judge
thcse cases should have the services OF
doctor and an alenist all III" time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
NAVAL ACADEMY SCHEDULE
Is aHOT no pIE(.IIS

ANNAPOLIS. MD. October 3.-rhe
Naval Academy football schedule has
been shot to pieces by cancellations.
but three games remaining: The man
agement however. Is working to fiji
the cancelled dates with good con-
tests. 1t Is felt that interest must lag
unless tho army game is permitted o
top the season. word has been re-
ceivcd that North Carolina State will
not be here October ~. nor West Tir-
Einia at wesleyan. October 10. western
ccllcd for November 9 and .. respec-
lively. Both the University OF West
Virginia and Pennsylvania State have
declined the invitation to play here
November 2, though game at some
other date is possible. Lebanon VAL
ley will be here Saturday. as now UNI
derstood. and Virginia Military Insu-
tute has not cancelled it's game for &C.
ioNcr %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
H0USE-T0-HOUSE CANVASS
FOR LOAN IN PETERSBURG
Wen \ccusc,. of AttncI1inv Engineer
j. 4. Pillow Are Held
for Trial
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


PETERSBURG, VA, october 3.
Every effort is being put forward to
Increase the sales of Liberty bonds
that the city may not fall behind in
it's quota OF S2,7i7.6e0 business men
are at work on u house to- house can
NaSS Many Of the subscriptions re-
ported are for the small dcnomina-
tons of the bonds. The women are
DONG splendid work at the booths.
J. l.. Pillow, an engineer on the Nor
ioIH and Western Railway. was the
victim OF vicious assault and robbery
iast evening by two young white men
strangers IN the city. ON their nvi-
tati"n he accompanied them to an
island i'll the river, in the rear of Old
street. where they said they had some
they had crossed the bridge In the
island they attacked Mr. Pillow, one
OF them holding him while the other
struck him several times. cutting and
hruiSinS his face, and then taking his
watch and money. They subsequently,
gave his watch back saying il might
iead TO their destruction. They then
LETT. ordering him not to follow for
half AN hour. AS soon as he could Mr.
rillow REPORTED the matter to the po-
lice. giving description of his assail-
ants. This led TO the arrest OF one of
the men. George Maitland. who was
identified by Pillow. and who was this
morning held For trial in the lust
lnEs Court He is under twenty years
of age and says he is from North Caro-
lima ON the docket OF the HASTINGS
of brutal highway assault and rob
lrrv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

,SpcEtl I" tn" Times DiSpatch)
l.N NCliHtIG, VA. October 3..rl @
races al the interstate FAIR this after
noon We're rather unintcrcsting. The
summary:
First Race Free for all trot or pace;
purse. $500, Rcd ;. Dumcy ana Vii.
.l,mS@n!' .. i Trampwcll Gear
ter. !, T. >, Tohic 1Moran) . 81 2.
Twinkle March, CMillcy). ,, ,, 3. q,
Tlm", - IL, s:2o II. 80 90
second Eac"-2 -. jrut; purse. $500
Woodrow riiansonl, 3 3 >: Ned p.
,Irccnlcc1 :, =. 3: White Stockings
,FloNd HroSl. :. l. drive. Timc, 2:al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

Ij0hOrablc "tNClOnc" Davis. Congrcss-
man-at-larSe from Texas. will address
Inc people OF Petersburg tomorrow
afternoon in the interest Of the fourth
l.lh"rtN loan. ON account of the pres
enc" OF influenza this address will be
d"ilNcr"d in Central Park instead of
arranged. There Will he no danger
from the d!seasc in the warm. open
air y procession headed by u band
from 'ainp Lee VIII march from Boil
lmehruok street TO the park CoIouc,
laws - said 10 be line and effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

I.lNtHBCitG. VA. October -
Eugene the ten Year old son OF James
W. fodsIc, WAS Instantly killed here
this afternoon when IL" jumped from
tho rear OF II laundry wagon on which
n" was haaEing for n ride and ran
under city wagon loaded With stone.
hctor" the team could he stoppcd n
wheel passed over The boys head,
rTuSh hing IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
FOOTBALL MUCH IN AIR
WAR DEPARTMENT RULINGS
KNOCK OUT SCHEDULES
While Many Gridiron Operators Are
Caught by Various College
auRrnntincs.

CHICAGO. october 3.--rootbaN in the
western colleges is practically at n
standstill. particularly in the big ten"
az result of the uncertainty to-day
over what the War department pro-
poses 10 do. Photographic reports from
Washington that Il quarantine had been
placed on the colleges until November
and limiting out of town trips there
after to two days apparently have not
been confirmed. The western confer
cncc is holding up all schedules until
definite instructions are received.
Enrolment OF Western college stu
dents into the army also has caused 81
break in footh practice. which prob
ably will last several days. As re-
suit the season is not likely TO start
until october ~, week later than
customary.
The situation at tho University Of
Chicago is typical OF conditions around
the big ten" circuit. Unless some
thing Tangible H., .9mss from iron Wasting
going To dc a lingering death.
Players are beginning to drop out
Of practice. feeling football waste o.
AR. No attempt will be made TO
schedule new games until 1T Is known
definitely that tho October games have
been called Off.
ATHLETIC CONTROL BOAKD
- Ot'i Or t,i. RUNNING
At Minnesota University the athletic
board OF control has turned its power
over to the military officials announc-
is concerned the contracts OF the
uoaches. pr williams. Leonard Frank
and SIG. Harris. have been terminated
and VIII have to be renewed by the
War Department. unless the men choose
TO work without salaries. A practice
game scheduled by Minnesota for
Saturday has been called off.
At Indiana there Is "a possibility Ken
lucky University will be met Saturday.
Doubt is expressed as To the ability
Of the Southern team 20 make the trip
because Of the army regulations.
Chaos expresses the situation at the
University Of Illinois. Football can
didatcS arc tied up with registration
AID quarunt!nc Great Lakes Will be
played October !2.
Iowa feels that football Is out
:hc question for Il week or more be-
cause OF n quarantine that has caught
many Eridiron candidates.
The football clash Saturday between
Great Lakes and the University OF
Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh promises to
10 one Of the hardest fought of the
season. Both teams have reached high
points OF efficiency and Will employ
hard driving tactics with plenty OF for
ward pass plays Last Saturday In its
gam" with Iowa. Great Lakes displayed
mighty good football. The team is
made up entirely Of familiar stars. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

Make Il daily habit TO rend the
want Ads In The Times pnteh.
They complete catalogue of NIL
the good offerings In Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

hieh-spccd tool steel. incandcsccnt
lamps and other valuahie purposes.
an important part In the manufacture
OF incandcscent gas mantlcs are other
instances.
No. the Germans are not supermcn
nut their application to chemical re-
search III such Il WAY that, in in
credibly short period they have cap
iurcd most OF tho worlds lucrative
trade is an object lesson for the new
world which is to come after the
wnr.-Copyright 1918.
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Three Petersburg boys We're accent
"d Tor the United states Marine Corps
ON the day voluntary cnlistmcnts in ihi,
nIaItth oi me service were opened
ThcE enlisted al Richmond, and are
garland Il. Bark sda!c, Clarence H.
NNIthAll and lohert T. KamcN
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GompcrR Visits American Front.
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PARIS. October 3.-Samuel Gompers.
president of tho American Federation
Of Labor, visited an American front in
France yesterday. After his visit he
left for Italy. Mr.. Gompcrs was rc-
ccived yesterday by King Albert and
also visited Belgian front.
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is being coached b. Ollott. former
Yale star. once member OF an all
American team.
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Young Won,nn E,c,nc.

Edna Paige. n young white woman.
held in the detention room OF the
iolice station as disease suspect
made her escape this morning by climb
ing through window. She had 10
leave her clothes behind in order 10
SQueCZc through the window