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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
MADOO ASKS RAILWAY
MEN TO SUPPORT DRIVE
Says Workers of G"yrn Beneficiary or
EnniLEIion" Have Conc - Front and
Rendered Great Service.

Dircctor-Gcneral of Railroads Nc
.idoo has urged all railroad employees
20 support the united war work drive,
and has just issued direct appeal
20 them.
lie declares that tho workers Of tho
seven organizations now conducting
the drive have gone to the front ANA
shared tn. dangers and hardships IF
our soldiers and sailors. Through their
Iirclcss energy. thouGhtfuincSs and de-
votion they nave carried cheer and
comfort and assistance - our lighting
men in the trenches and on the high
seas, as well as those III training
camps here and abroad.
The service that each Of these great
organizations renders is distirc. in that
it has reference TO the peculiar needs
of those who differ in their religious
beliefs OF preferences but this is a dis
;inction without diil'lrnCc, fo- all
seven organizations are inspired hy the
sane ideals q! holp;ulncSs and imbucd
by a common desire TO make the Gospel
81 Fa!th, Hone and Love 1t reality TO
The mon who ,tlr MLhtiuS for humanity
Il urge tltl every railroad employee
shall !cSpou! To 1T generously ana even
10 the point 81 foregoing The things
that he can DO wiJhO.., that thcsc Who
arc away i.Om home. ana sulfcring
may bc cared .or and comEortcd ana
feel that they are Fighting or engaged
in The work II .ceoLs ,ruct.on that must
follow the war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
CITY OFFICES OBSERVE
HOLIDAY ON PEACE DAY
Mayor Issues Order Permitting OmcI,,
{" Take Fart In General
Jubiiintiun

Richnonds Legislative bodies. the
iioard OF Aldermen and the Common
Council: met within a few minutes 81
s;ich othcr NEAR noon yesterday ana
voted the day a general holiday Pre-
yIouSly, during tho morning, Mayor
|Nihs!lc had requested the stores ana
othrr pubic places TO suspend business
at noon in order that thcir employee,
niSht participate in the c-l.u.atiou
OF the surrender Of Germany.
owing 10 The peace jublIaiion. Tho
streets tommitcc OF the City Council
ala not hold It's scheduled inc,iinl. ~.
trrdhN afternoon. The committee va.
to have mot with the purpose OF coming
10 some final conclusion concerning tLo
RECOMMENDATION TO hc made bv Them
WITH regard 10 the application Of th,.
Virginia halfway and POWER comu,nv
.or permission 20 increase street car
!drts 10 cents. Chairman pUll,r
stated yesterday afternoon tina, ~.
committee would consider this matter
~ o'clock TINS afternoon FOLLOWING
nc diScussion OF the street car com,
p4NNs application, Il regular lnce,iuc
o'clock ~ :"
Tonight The Beard Of Aldermen Will
meet. III regular session ana sevcraj
s!dc:cd. ~ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
CATHOLIC MISSIONARY
WORKERS MEET TO-DAY
bishop o'ConncII To Address Gathering
of Priests i!n;:aGcd in Work
for tolOrcd People.

In response To the call for a confer
enc. OF Catholic missionary workers
made by the Rev. Father pastovoli and
a committee rcpreSent!nG the parishes
and missions conducted by the Fathers
Ui st Joseph, the Congregation of The
Ioly Ghost, the Fathers Of the Divine
Word, and the teaching religions en-
gagged IN missionary luDorS On behalf
~ the r"!"rcd people the nrst OF IA
morning AZ Van de yY"r College. The
meeting VIII be held under INC aus
p..g"es Of the kight Hcev Bishop u. ].
p'Cohn"l! who viii be present and
address tile meeting Ia benasf OF tn
cause. u!E.n.: the necessity of wider
extension OF the ministry and com
already cnlis ed in ;hc great work of
the Catholic apoStOlatc.
formal address on behalf OF the at
tending fathers viii he delivered by
ne Key. Father PaStorcu!. in which
the sneaker VIII recount The latest
developments in the iIcid Of ,nissiouur:
!aroFS III behalf OF 'hc colorcd people
ana announce certain features IN IN
success ni the work pointing to the
.er,Inanence OF the results attained.
Following the meeting proper the
chairman VIII name the special plan
oi orGaniZation to DC adopted in fur
,hcr!iMs me WORK IN The schools and
and value OF catcchetical classes and
souaitlcS as lie! atcd 10 the progress OF
IN" work in the new AS well as in
nc long established parishes and mis-
sions
The chairman also Will ANNOUNCE. that
the sessions Of the conference follow
iuE 'hat Il to-day vii be held at ST
i.'uma'S Industrial ana Agricultural
t".'rEe. Rock Castle Va H. these SEES
SONS the educational phase OF tho work
VIII be discussed by several uotcd
I tainoiic teachers ana cic.gymen ia
'niiHr With thr conditions ubtlirinE if-
~" various classes Of schools conducted
ln f"" interests ~ tho cniorci Caihr-
,es Of The country. especially those in
tn" south
I'M. .,rfcr.r.. ,,,,.,,,.e.p ), -, ,-;;
nate and unity the efforts that ar. be-
ing made Il" the church to bring the
,is,i, o. ,a!ln ana hn"Wieds" I" inc
FOLK Of the land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
6 EXP?EssM.lEN STRIKE;
MHY CAUSE T|E-uP here.
Nun,lcr Half of employers Engaged
in Hichmond by Fed
c;ai Agency.
WANT FELLOWS HHlNsTATED
Superintendent Weaver Says Two
Men Were y sMissc;i for Neglect II
nu,y ana rla; Only Short Notice
e., strife Was Given.

ApproN matciy ;" per cen; Of tho
ifi"hnorl employees OF The American
lialiWaN 'Nrrnss yesterday celebrated
'ia ''s#a''"n of VAR in Europe Ivy striil-
nE. acnordIus, 10 :su ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS made
.aat E'sht by Sureriu cuIcnt William
E W"Iv," Dissatisfaction caused by
,ut dismissal al mo employees was
.iN"u rs IT," grounds for the strike.
Whith started. it IS said. with hut fcw
iours warning.
EHrly Yesterday morning a dcle..a-
zion OF employees interviewed t.. w.
Cole, general agent. seeking iu:orma-
ppn as to tNe reasons for dismissal OF
two NeN Inrr and three others out
side .f Ei,nmnrd Local officials SAY
hey nav, no jurisdiction over the men
or' -i.r OF tho city. General Agent
Cole atNd last night that he told
rhe Oo' ton tina: one ~ the men was
diSCi rect for carelesSncss and neglect
iG j duties, namely in not caring
for ar automobile in his custody and
Operating his car in violation of city
ori0nnuycs. having been fined for the
"rrHso Regarding the second man. tho
General ageu; stated that he had been
Informed tina; the employee was ne
glcctful OF his duty and had played
unl1wIU! games around the station
during WORKING lgllTc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
OF MEN
ASKED I.N DELEGATES

Reinstatement of the TWO men was
asked by the delegates. who were given
letter containing the reitcration of
General AIcnt Coles explanation I'M
ncGiateiy following they called upon
superintendent Weaver and ] e
I"ckaday. general manager for the
American Railway Express. who. after
listening 10 ,heir complaint. stated
they were willing to fix a date for an
Investigation OF tho affair. and in case
the officials discharginE the men were
wrong. I'll" two employees would be
reiustatcd with pay during lost time.
According TO the officials, the dele
Rates did not appear satisfied with
less than Immediate reinstatement Of
the two men and about thirty out or
nifty men employed at night walked
out mt I O'Clock. The men quitting
the service Included drivers clerks
porterS and others. The American EN-
rrcss employs about lG5 men in Rich
mond.
Superintendent Weaver stated last
night that should the strike continuc
service will naturally he much haudi-
capped: and that preference Will be
given fOOlStnHS delivery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
SUFFRAGE MEETINGS
''N' ''aiir! Z" Address Club Members
on Nrlfhr" " "Tk--t.AccutIrc
Council Nr.is

Mrs. IL III. Ha!lcv Of Art,ne
woman protective officer for fichmond
VIII deliver an address at SURFACE
GeadGuarifrs' ronrth and franklin
speaking on Welfare Legislation in
Arkansas" ''
Miss Adele Clark. Legislative chair
man OF the Equal Suffrage Lcatsun ri
ki%hmnnu, Will Introduce the speaker,
An Important meeting Of ,ht. eyecu-
I'VE council OF the Richmond League
o'clock. the business TO be compieted
by o'clock when the meeting viii
be thrown open 10 the public, who are
corGlally invited 10 hear Mrs. Kalley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
No WAGE QUESTION RAISED.
ACCORDING TO OFFICIALS

That there VIII he an early settle
nrcnt Of the trouble is the opinion of
those interested. as il is claimed that
strike if the Discharge OF the two men
was justified. The officials offered 10
make 4 complete iuvcSti cation OF this
affair
There has hccn no wage question
raised according 20 the authorities. it
beng pointed out that pircctor-Ganeral
dercd the board fixing railroad wages
70 Investigate wages of men employed
by the American Railway EXPRESS. and
the first day for hearings OF both Off
Gals and employees on the questions
of INEQUALITIES OF pay. Since the gov
crument has taken over the express
companies the mon are in Federal en-
ploN. ana their wages are TO hc fixed
Is the government agencies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
Bi:LG!AN AND ITALIAN
EI.AGS IlAISED OVER CAplTOL

FREDERICK Il. Noting. Belgian Consul
Agent. could not supply he Sian nag
because that used by The consulate was
in such condition that IL could not
stand exposure to the weather. Colonel
Hodges produced 4 Belgian Nag from
another source, TO hc drapcd at the
caves OF the south portico.
Arturo parati, Italian Consul Agent
FOR Richmond, resides in Norfolk 1t
WAS not possible 10 get in touch with
him. So Colonel Hodges procured an
i'nrr Italian emblem and had IL dra ped
over the north entrance to the Capt.
toll.
Governor Davis did not arrive in the
city Untii late last night. He had been
awaE on business for the state and re-
GREETED very much that he was unable
TO reach the city sooner so that he
might have been able 10 take part in
tho CnlChrntinns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
TRIBUTE: PAID HEROES
OF MARNE DESCRIBED
Lieu. cnant NJ. Baker, OF Richmond,
Tells of Observance In Honor
of Defenders Of France.
MAN, FLORAL TRIBUTES GIVEN
Virginia Officer, Attached to Second
Pioneer Infantry, Is Made Adjn.
tart to Colonel of His Regiment.
Troops Orc Scattered.

Iicutcnaut Howell NJ Baker. son Of
Mrs. ~. NJ Baker. OF Richmond. who
- attached =" thc Second Pioneer In
fantrl li,adpuartcrs Company. Ameri-
can g y pedtionary force. has written to
Nis mother telling her of the observ
nee "i IN" foul'A anniversary Of u"
'irs>t inttlD Of the Marine. where Jorfrc.
with tho nil Of General FuGh. whose cf-
forts were yesterday crowned with vic
tory. stopped ,hc first onslaught Of the
iermams. Tribute WAS paid to the
heroes who Tough; and died i'm this
mowoNious hattlc by the French people
on Suudar. September I.
I.i,ltrnrut Urker was commissioned
At tho second officers training camp at
Fort My"r then sent TO Camp Meade,
'nd 'atcr transferred 20 Ca j. Waas
worth. :. &. wh,r" he was acting cont
manNor az lis company for several
months since roine 10 France lie has
hecn selected by the colonel Of his
regiment as his adjntant His letter
TO his mother follows:
REGIMENT - SCATTERED
THUouGH !.iI. FRANCE
our rcsiment is still! divided into
number Of small Units aud scattered
ali over tho country. We are near ii
city about the size Of Norfolk. Nil OF
n& are anN!ously looking for orders TO
move w 10 the front. where our sol
Gicrs AZ" doing good work.
he fourth anniversary OF the first
battle of he Name WAS celebrated last
sunday t%vpt"mbcr - with great pomp
on til" field, whore the fabric of modern
civilization was saved from destruc-
u"n. III the groups in the flags and
cmblcms. and in the wrcaths laid in
tribute on some OF the graves which
!tS' he ;ricoior in tnat tragic valley ali
tho free people Of the world were rcp-
'eSentcd. no tn" Heroes OF the Marnn'
was on tho wreath which h0rr The nam
~ General John j. PrrSrinE. Another
wreath. inscrihcI: IN memory Of the
soldiers OF France who in giving their
iNes al the first battle OF tho Marine.
saved the free nations OF the world
Mas signed simply. The American Sol
The celebration began in the
cathedral OF N"huN ana the Eishop of
Ar'as; In the chanting Of the hymn 20
tn" victory o. The Marnc. salu,cd clo-
guentiE all those who have sine. onte~
ca upon the great crusade salutcd the
wise ana firm rrcsidcn; OF jhe great
american republic, whose young nag
mas placed it's noble ideal beside the
veteran banners OF 3U ..pc and east liz
Stars. Gods Own stars. into the battle.
or light against darkness. Il ciyIiiza
ZION against barbIIislu'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
SPEEDING HEARSE
Driver IHincd ry c..u,chGcIh. who IL
Lcmirr; N.th Other
Nri,.,.t, Z.

Wien the dead begin u exceed tho
speed limit / th.uk thar there is zinc
1" pat "a check on the i!ving." declared
Just'ce crutehn"Id in Police Court yes
i.rG.y morning when he fined JuniUs
Williams. co!Urrd. $50 Tor speeding a
hoIrsc ne was driving
Inc court was exceedingly light
With Offenders yesterday as a result
pj IN" good n"ws In connection with
hUt one or Two cN options thuSc com
uG M for tfiai wer" let of with the
M..M.inNm nNMishmnnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12

Der OF the former Richmond blues
which was rachris.cucd the one HIM.
dred ana Fourth Ammunition Train
to captain OF cavalry. accordjo,, n
word received here ~ relatives. Can
tain Augustine lived IL; "30i Stuart
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
MINIATURE: ALMANAC

Richmond and has always drawn large
e'"W"s. oHt II expects 10 break all for
Wcr records Wednesday evening.
short addresses betting an occasion
"i NUrN tremendous Interest to the city
We're made ~ Norman Johnson. John
HritlsA consul and Henry Schwartz
schilj
Refreshments will be served and the
oliIcriS GhArtgrs VIII be thrown open
Tor me use 81 the ladies. The wives
I the officers stationed at the camp
W!l 49,. as Possesses. Trucks viii meet
cars ia Fulton beginning at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
OLD CAPITOL SEEMs
SATISFIED WITH PEACE:

so with all those historic spots.
corners and inches OF the Old build-
uS whose halls nave rcsouudci TO thc
clAnk aud clatter OF sahrcs and boots
OF soldiers and statesmen. 10 1t had
come the spirit OF prospective pcacc
It, accustomed TO peace ana to war,
seemed better satisfied with peace
Tn glad news of Gcrmany'S sur
render came early To the Capitol. The
GoNcrn"r was away. and, try as much
rs h" would, he could not reach the
city in time 10 take part i'm the mon
Ster celebration in progress. over the
long distanc" phone. however. he di-
rrcted his private secretary ana aid
colonel Leroy hodges. what 10 do
IN giving these directions ~" expressed
his great Joy over the news so well
come TO every other American.
About midday Arthur I'oUscRby VIII
ner. British Consul. came To the Capt.
toll e, extend congratulations OF the
british government TO tho state OF
Virginia. He brought the British CON
Suiatc flag. This was Immediately
flown from the staff atop tho Senate
wing of the building. Already the Gov
ernor had directed. by Wlrc. that ola
Glory he flown from the main body
OF the building above the standard OF
Nir&.nia. la cr Colonel Hodges re-
consul. 10 send over the standard OF
Franco. This came and was hoistcd
above tho House OF Representatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12

] nus - lN,I- rs l-rn NJ ,,nccl
"'t'"h OF ne Government contract in
LIVING |''ooH''' AT seven lines This
.,hyt! = d out yesterday by SUI
us 'HT"" 'N l.H dwellings, have
""t retthiiy 4, completed In the vi
entity o. tho iInt there and others
"cre beng punod Tor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
Wit ~ error Gr,,t.,

WrN @, error was allowed by tho
"Hprcme CouI ot Appeals IN the case
southern Ra!Y,ay Company srnm the
circuit Court OF Pi,tsyivanla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12

Justice, trutchheld yesterday lined
aiN merchants FOR sunday selling. Tho
Maror, John Pryor. T.. Nigro =. Born
stein and ~ IIackcrmun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
i.urat Ilaiuf:iii.

NITnTNTT IHN' IWoTNo nouns. -..-..-... MONO
1tHinfaii la5r twcnty-four hours. None
NcnCigncE since March l........ @55
Ic.cicUCy since January I...... $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
AID WAR WORK DRIVE
i"'rh :'cHr.c i4-.I Ii- a~ct.a= "a,
Hear Prominent Speakers on
i';tiE.G. ism.

Irossing need for tho worl; among
H.Gigrs ana sailors being done ~
rr ut.''isuf r.. IT.. ~f..H Ven
WORK drive was dwclt upon by speakers
'.retIne mold at the itith BAPTIST
Hrrh colorcd. iarvic and Gary
'r.eif last night Il. j. Fcnucll
.'Dd aud ". g.. Mccarthy, A.
SECRETARY wh, l,,i iI, #iN ~i
~ ocean since the war hcEI.i
was poiuted on, that since pcac"
come aid Tor 'Hr ap.diets who wilt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12

II You Have ~ H"uni to Hcnt
Times iliSuaich Want Nd viii rent il
for YOU. Call Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
local nh.crynt;rnx nj & -
~ iMronTANT cIriI:.

Tamucratur". u: humidity, as: wind.
urtct'on cast wind velocity, miles;
weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
ALLIED bAHHERs FLY
OVER State CAPITOL
'T''iSh' belgian, French and Italian.
1"isula ioriu Flags and Greet
inGS to Virginia.
HISTORICAL EDiElyE PROUD
faHS IN Which u Nation Once Was
H"iucu Through Strife Appear
N..d as News of .snotnrr Mars
Ana Comes.

Nhh the faSs OF Virginia, America
rance and Great Britain ilyinm from
,S mast ana those OF Belgium AMI
t'I.i. d'ipod over Us soutncrn n,,i
NOT I"Srh entrances, the CAPITOL of Vii.
S."'' iaSi night broOdou silently ana
p'o"tY over 4 rity puiSatiug with mo
80 N'S StiFit OF peace. since early.
'""' "ii' 'hc building. Who's. histor, ~
- ''""vt! cntwined ia The, hearts Of
.'.r' d.. o.. i'''isr a., reason -. its .l,-
iHS once been the seat of Il nation;
t'p,'' "'hSnt. mad been practically de-
80 S'd S'tNr ny WatchnIcn. State OH.
,'"!S were away. helping The popuiacc
ACC 80 the am Of celebrations
II W~S Il peaceful Scsmc--tna old can
tN!' Htrk stately, silent: its Victory
HASS seeming, ~ a measure to coiupnu
ST." lof VIVA tcECr OF sorrow thai I'm +,
nave remained flom that other tIYt..
NAtn IT'S own S,aTry-urUSscd banner
MAS taken irum ITS roo. and "A shnrt
while later furicd forever Throu.th
ITS di!n-lt corridors. sntlterlne meme
RES OF good mCa ANA iiuu deeds ANA
np"lv thoughts. Uil Was silent In tho
EutUN"h ot the main uoor the bronze
statue 81 Washington. again proud chat
ms pt"WShdrr Was more useful than
ms ~ ord, seemed more erect MS til,
heroic inquire EaEcd with eyes into tho
darku"Ss a. ]. seeing u glorious flu
iurc. 70 the riEbt of The Father OF Ills
country. the bust %: Lafayette So,
10 nave 1equirod some OF that greater
glory which has come TO his sturdy
nation; aHi, across the circle. The li.sur,.
OF John Marshall, with all it's judiciai
dignity seemed To have lost some of
it's StrgIurSS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
HOLIDAY ny COTNCII

BE it resolved By tho Council or ne
G 1I,,, OF IN Kichm9nd: l: That Monday the
it is hereby declared pubHs holiGu v
from and after l. o'clock noon Tina,
All city Offices be closed ana pubic
business suspended from ana after. tina,
hour for III" palauc" of THAT dny TIlt
the officers and employees and Giti.a,,-
OF the city Of iichm"ud 10 rrguy. a,.
potent Ruler Of The universe for a.
manifold mcrcjes, and l ioyou. ata
innocent celebration Of the n a;nr,. al
right over wrong, ana th. GastrrI. .t...,
in the world OF the ovgunia,d wo~-. q.
Of war. That they Toe uliurel WhiI.
celebrating this grea' triumph for hu-
manity. TO render honor auI HOMAGE.
In their hearts TO tAo-, U.ighi lr,t.
souls that have given ,hclr Ilseg 10
: or be and he is hereby rcrues,cl :,
issue his rroclanat on 10 the citizens
Of Richmond proclaimIng ana cp-or,.-
Ing the sp.ri! OF these resolves Of TIE
LEADERS in formulatine plans ,or me
greatest municipal demonstration m
Schwar4so II. Car! Bos.h.i.. iel,dT
Cohen. Secretary Clarke. OF "a. Retail
Merchants Association. aHd other ven
known citizens
Tile deer spir!tua! Significance %, ,a.
messaa. which carried lhe nation %
mond Ministerial Union at "a Iart.eiv
attended, deeply earnest mcctinu -
tc-hay morning 10 pass Il resoIur Ion,
urEinE the people of the city to- uIilar
in the various churches to-mOr~o.y
n'sh 20 thamh Goa Tor the sra.r vic
tory be has granted 10 the ourcatc al
lies in the world wac
W. have been praying ana wark'r,,,
( ord fighting for the a'tatulu,rf o.: .t.lt.
object said the ministers "arl NOE
tfiat our PRAYERS have been aIs..- I'll
anGtour efforts Au-d ,,tfE ee..a ..g'
welsh Duld certainly THANK CaI t VIZ
goodness and the promise OF e r..af-
sous i,car, 10 his war-~ur,r VIVA
let the churches 30 filled with url.c:uj
y Eorshipers."
HOYs At AVIATION c,Ntr
sstfl TO CEIEHatgI. yrrron,
:. aFWednesdny NIGHT tI, . .
8 aviation camp below iuit1r So
brate the cessation 81 hr. rt..
fitting style when trey gr,. 49, b.
4 large new dance H9I w.t. .u y
The famous jazz Band m., b,a
= entertained thousands o. BE- .r,t,., , Z
during the fourteen month"; FL. 49,
) have been here, vii hs 3D.. IN, .t5t
{ with & lot Of new pie .. .t .-
large amount Of pep. G.e 3. H. rI
news from Berlin. $3.50
"a y IT will be Remembered thaY ,a, .,.i..
& ton boys opened the Ganr.rg e,.,,,
Il IIalloWe'en night with B ,...
dance staged on forty pia'iorr.. ,t''
sfopGn air. This time ih,. da.g,. t
x held IN spacious hall. which ns,4 do,
a been constructed for the avs4fior 49,,
d under the direction OF LIeu:cnnrt u,li'
So r The JAZZ band has played a, moro
Y Ian 100 dances since .ta arriya! In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
The Weather
Furnished Il, 4. ). Weather Bnrcau.,

Forecast; Virginia
Fair Tuesday ANA
Wednesday,: warmer
Wednesday,.
North tarOlinn-
Fair Tuesday, and
WcGucsda.; warmer
Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-12
DELIRlUM OF Joy
GREETS ARRIVAL
OF PEACE IN CITY
Continued From Flrs,

NN-o.INiNutH !"Nl ] lf*' I'a-e.1
which right and not might Wil rDI.
the destinicS OF men. NOW therefore.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-15
4 Little Talk on Thrift
By S. w. STRAUS
President American Society for Thrift

The time will never come, in fact
when individual habits of thrift will
not be necessary. Lloyd George re-
Gently said, I'VE have suffered in
war through the lack of preparation
before we entered it. Do not let us
make the same mistake in peace"
The present is indeed a most pro-
pitious time to prepare ourselves for
the unusual conditions that will ex-
ist when peace returns-to adjust
ourselves to conditions of permanent
thrift. We must learn that the days
of extravaganza in America are gone
forever; that waste of all kinds must
be eliminated that individual eff
cheney must be increased; that there
must be an increment of national
production; greater supply of raw
materials; more skilful methods of
manufacture and distribution. Slip
shod methods and lost motion both
in the business world and in indi-
vidual lives must end.
The war marks the beginning of a
new economic era, and those who
are prudent will learn now the truth
of this fact. Without thrift there
can be no success in the days that
lie ahead of us. The man of the
future who achieves success will be
able to do so only with the elimina-
ton of all wasteful habits and idle
indulgences. This does not mean
that We have now reached the
end of so-called luxuries, recreation
and sensible pleasures. but it does
mean that conditions will make i'm
perative the permanent and constant
elimination of waste of every kind