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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
.HALT TING OF HUN DRIVE
STRENGTHENS MARKET
HRumor in Circulation That United
States Government Will Dis
miss Steel Corporation Suit.
SEVERAL HIGH RECORDS MADE
-Tobaccos Run Up ENcitcdIy-Tirc
Stocks i'm ENccllcm Condition.
Shipping Shares StronS-Icc Com
mon and Preferred Mounts.
by BRoADAS WALL.

New YORK, MAY s,-AH"iher nucyan;
Gohn, for. IT,, the ru'nor got abroad ths, the
lines. This. however. was not yonhrn,,,d.
and military auth"ri!iSS Questioned II m"
big thing is that III, German drive seems
sovcrHmsn, w"uid ds ism the suit against
The United States steel Corporation IN
d eFersd to the government by that "rs"ni~a-
MADE under the cadersnir OF s,eeI,. Tha,
STICK h ~, %ss deIis IN t. The ST'em o. NOR
movement OF -. points. closing within !. OF
'ae .Gp Soon f;e ,hf SS4"s SSf
From AN eN,rcmc low OF loS II ros" to i9'S.
ToDaccos were tho most excited stocks
next 10 Steel. Tho advances IN america!
today /, renewed interest, by rising 70
1liE sheer movement OF 81. points This
the company will have yield FROM ll.u)o
acres this year. as compared with 1000 acres
Tobacco Products sold e>dlvidcnd IA and
The reason for M advance IS found in
the fac, thai or!rTs are .omini n n, is n
Goolrieh and Tinted states rubber are also
incident Of their advancs it became known
stock went 10 new high record. viii begin
in June to launch al least one large ship
= The price Of whisky was advanced IS cents
gallon. and pistiIlcrs moved W in cello
bration to = ncw high record Industrial
Alcohol advanced moro than points
buying ~ Snclters was traced to an i'm
portant millionaire operator whose activities
in the past have usually been Significant.
(. Sugar well bought and showed AN :td-
vance OF more than points. American Bcvt
sugar was heavy following publication OF
tn" earnings FOR 1911.
leo both common ana preferred went up:
The earnings this year VIII bIeak all
records. international Nickel has been ac'
Cumulatcd and j. nov ready for a move
mcnt. So Is Loosen ilcs biscuit II and
National Riscu; are finding war raiions
very profitable.
I.ow.priced railroads have tccn accumu-
lated In tremendous volume by important
versions for tho last six months. and they
begin to show signs % justityinE the con
,idence that has been placed in them.
NEW YORK. May e.-Mcrcantilc PAPER
Sterling: siNt! day bills si.I2a. commercial
sixty-day bills on banis si7.: commcccia
ssbies. s476 us; bar silver 99,g: Mexican
dollars, -. Time loans. hrm. sixty days.
s..e6; ninety days and six months yer
cent bid. Cali money. strong: high. yer
cent; Inv: per cent; ruling rate. rct
cent: closing bid. 81. per cent. offered ~
last loan.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railrond Of the south.
EEEECTIXE APHIL O. laIX


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
e:i5 +. NJ. l2:+5 A. n
:. Fer S Sat g, sos a, NJ. 800 A NJ. $50.
FoR 4 ". ,ky; West: s::o A. NJ
For Petersburg: 1915 a. NJ. 6;o5 A. NJ.
go 4: M'i s;SY A 81. $50 A. ~: 800 r.
Gl5 l.. ri. S35 =. 81.
For GolosDoro and Fayetteville: .<0s
p NJ
,o rains arrive IRichm??nd daily. 500 a. NJ.
A. NJ; '5:l9 T.: NJ. 1850 7. NJ. sos Z. ii.
GA. l.. Nj. 1:t5 T.. NJ. S:l5 r. 81.
EXCEPT sunday. TSunday only.
Time Of arrival and. departure and con.
nectIon- not guaranteed
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It'd. WANTS
TIMEE- DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndeXed tor Quick

reference.
luc line Sunday.
~ line Dully.
2lc iIne Tor ) consecutive insertions.
i-c limo Tor z consecutive Insertions
3l.yu line Tor 80 consecutive iuseI lions.
AIiiiIium VI lines is allowed.
Minimum charge 20 cents.
Count b words TO the nne and ~ lines to
the inCh.
All advertisements received up to 10 +. NJ.
q L. NJ. Saturdays the day before put.
liCdtioti, VIII receive proper classiuca lion.
Advertisements received alter that nour
viii nc placed In tho Too Late to Class-
ny column.
TELEPHONE.
Telephone your ant Ads to The Times
Dispatch, Randolph /. when you nnd u
more convenient TO do sU, ana lney VIII
Us taken at office rates.
SCBsrATlONS FON I'D. WANTS.
Iimes-Dispatch Branch Offices are main
tanned IA prJcilcdl,J every Drug store in
the City for the convenience OF the public,
Want Ads arc accepted by them at reru-
iar oii!ce rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Otive Times Dispatch. 1904 Hull
ST. Telephone Randolph S3u2.
PETERSBURG.
Times dispatch Branch 40 North Syca.
more Street; phone petersburg 236.
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IIf:\RiCo TRANSFERS.

l.. T. Gray ct ny To f. u. Pollard.
tract land east line Nine Mile Road or
seven rincs electric railway. about four
miles below Richmond containing ! >
made by James I. Redd. May 1, i9lS,
taN S2.&0. $40.
Ernest W. Farley .: ux. TO l.. T. Egg
clcslon. iONIAo feet cast side Echo Ave-
u,Ir known as lot 9. section &, Glen
E.ch" Park February 4. 1915: taN 30
cents SO
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
DEATHS.

SALE Died at her residence. 2ii5 East
liroad street, at O'Clock Thursday, MltS
SCSA" r. SALE. III the eighty seventh year
OF her age. Mrs. sale WAS the daughter
OF the late Robert and Mary Jordan An
der.on. OF New Kent County, Va. She was
u sister of the late .IoSephuS Anderson, D.
u. at the Florida Conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. South Her hus-
band. lat" Rev. Augustus ". Sale.
member II III" Virginia contcrcnC" OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. MIS-
Sa |" was III" mother OF the late Luther "
Sale. wcii-known druggist; Ia the East
End.
Funcral from residence SATURDAY
MORNING at II O'Clock. Interuent in oak
wool cemetery.
Sti.i.iNAN-- Died. TUESDAY. Msy = 1915. at
Miami. Fla. LIEUTENANT MELVILLE
l.. SULLIVAN, Third Aviation Squad ron.
tinted states Marine Corps. aged twenty
one years.
FRIDAY MOKNlNG May 70 II 30 o'clock.
SWINK-D Died. "a; h.r residence in Roanoisc.
Va. May 5. MRS. Lucy VIRGINIA
SNiNk. wife OF Cornelius SwInk and
mother of Angus -. Swink, OF this city.
Funeral in Roanoke al p. NJ. FRIDAY.
May TO-
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ntII.DING FER WITS.

Tho following permits were issued
Yesterday by the building inspectors
Office
T., VI. Cosby 10 erect frame stand Il.
lG2: North Avenue. to cost $50.
u. ~ Davis Ia repair frame dwell
Ing at 1915 Third Avenue. to cost 500
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RcturnS from baltimore.

Miss Lizzie Evans. Of .al2 Stuart
Avenue. has returned 10 her home IN
tn" city from Baltimore. where She
Was called on account OF the death o!
her nIcce. Miss Eva NJ. Butler
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAlL Line TO NORFOLK.
=, Leaye y, b s - sIeet station. Richmond
'aHY 2. 81: :S;s5 F., II.
'9:2O A ~. 1900 +. NJ. 1876 2. Ii.
Arrive kichmond from Norfolk: .ll:l,
4. 81: t::io r. NJ. 1850 ?. ne . " :s:i5 ~
DAILY. tpa!y except Sunday. tSunday
Once: S3S Main ST phon4 Mad is7
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BOND LIST

An. Writing Paper IS ,b!dt............... sa
tnElo-frenCh ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9G's
Atlantic Coast Line Is tbidJ ........... 81:
A. G. l.. cv IS tBs ltimorct tbid) ...... -
y. e. LII. and \. Is tbidt .............. -
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. +i-s ,askcdD... -
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. - Caskcd)..... S,'s
LiHEet and Myers lob, 6s.............. "2i2
1.ortllSrG Tohac - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Mercantile Marine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .!i.
Scaboard AIT Line ref - did, ........ ~
Scahoard Air Line adj IS tbldD....... t0i.
southern Railway q ..................... VIA
Southern Railway ~ Observation-Disclosures. ~
Y. s. Registered - 1879 ............... "a
l.. :. Registered rs lJlS................. 80
u. 5. Registered T.. 1925 Observation-Disclosures. les
u. s. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. rs 20
l.. 6 Liberty Loan LIST observation-disclosures. % -
l.. =. Liberty Loan 2nd Observation-Disclosures. o. 81
=. s. Stool LIST o. Observation-Disclosures. looi.
Na.-Bro~n Bros. ctfs. CIV. va ,asxed, A.
Na.-Ca Chemical LIST - did ........... aai.
Va Car. Chemical did .......... 50
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RICHMOND nay MARKET
Wholesale Quotations IN Exchange
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK MAY Cotton goods here
t".d'y wnr" stcadi"r and yarns unchanged
orders for worst"d yarns were allotteo
among Uulls IS the government Ray sill
Wa unchanged with prices on high level
1ONsrrin'ut business mems wear at
talned very large proportions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

There j. a big demand for furnished
rooms. apartments and houses right
now. Times Dispatch want will Dat
you IN touch with a good tenant. Call
Randolph !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10
To-Day at the Movies

BLUEBIRD = Roy Stewart, In
"faith I;ndurin'."
ISIS - Charlie Chaplin, in ~
Dogs Life"
C0I.OSIAL-Jnnc aud katherine
Ice. in "Amcricnn Buds"
BiJOC-Mnry Pickford. In "Smn-
rilly OF CiothcsIinc Alley"
0DE0N--I;Isic Ferguson, In "Thc
Song of Songs"
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ShVAi. STORES

SANhNNNH Ga. Ma a--Turpentinr,
arm. s. sales. ."a casks receipts. : casks
rhipm"rt-, casks. stools. $500 casks
Er.lu arm. sale. Ia barrels receipts, q
barrels. shiumout-. ~ barrels. stocks a..
barrels quot; Il, -, T.. +. q. II, J. Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

William Writ Of Baltjmnrc vii
lecture AT the University club Salur.
day evening, nt tho request OF the club
on the effect Of the war on tho art OF
Europe. The lecture wIlI be nus
tratcJ.
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Sgw YORK 1--WE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, May "--BrrVesI no fradlnc
s, Calves: receipts, !.l5t. steady. veals. sill 50
; 20 sis so: rulls. so fnsI :iio
~ sheep and lambs: dull: ordinary ellup.d
l2mbs. 3li.c-n 3l"ti: WOOL lamb. slGsn.
clipped Culls. 3l2N9. common wool shccp
sl1oo
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cHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAKI,I1

CHICAGO May q lEogs rcooipt- bIU.
I mixed, ,.l!%mM:i5 hesSE, si6.2@ si.5s;
rough. Sl6.70f; 500. Dig. Si4 ., "a $3.50
- Cattle: receipts. l2.W.l. STEADY: native
steers. iloo0m.i75o; stocE"r, and focdcr-
i 3s7hG si2ao: cow ana hcif"rs. s. siil0.
calves. {srrT.liGn
sheep .receirts. %" stcady; snccr. sl-s
GyIs.6o: lambs. siJ.;OT. 30 ~
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 9,prospccts Of freezing
temperatures that iniEht seriously hinder
planting brought about advances to-day in
p" corn market, Prices sI"scd nervous at
III" sam" yesterdays finished to Il.
higher. with May l.21ia and July li1s,
Hii.'= oats gained "sn", 10 6? cents net
IN" outcome IN provisions Was ,c;baci,
81 . 10 -.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Thcrc very
sharp advance In the cotton market late
to-day. Approximations of lower tcmpcra.
lures in the southwest Hnd tn" continued
hullish average Of spot .dNiCcS had caused
shorts some Gncas !neSs during tho morning.
and ru!nors oi favorable war developments
were followed by excited buying later.
July contracts SOLD up to - 80. or ;. points
above last nights close. and 10 points
ABOVE the low level OF last Saturday THAT
delivery closed .tt3, with ihc general
list closing very steady ii ret adyaur"
o: - 10 IS points Tho market opened
steady . net advance al 10 : iu.ut-.
and sold some - to - point. mot
higher. Liverpool cables helped TO supply
the early demand, and fluctuations were
somewhat irregular during IN" middle uf thc
weather IN ia" southwest WAS considered
nnfsvorab bic md the coTcring movement
became very acuNe during tho middle -
the afternoon. stop orders were uncovered
ON The ady.nce which followed tho rmmors
OF disscns!ons in German m!iitar! circles,
md OF iiritish successes on 'hc western
front, with 1hs market reaching tn" high
est !ev'i % INC day N late trading May
sold 81 .6.S.. and closed .S-JJ bid. While
october touched 2ats ana closed 1T -l.os
4 l!ttic southern selling Of July was roe
ported during tho carly trading. hut spot
house brokers were buyers ~ October. and
genera! business was quiet Wall Street
houses were buyers on til" afternoon adj
vance, and tho strength OF the stock iuarl>c
may have had aome Influence ga cotton.
Cotton futures ranged ae follows.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATLANTIC COAST Line KAILItOAD ,,,JNi
PASI,
Office

of!ce OF the Secretary.
anEua: ana senef. meeting Of mt seotk ss1.ar
ers OF tns Atlantic co.st Line naiifoed
eom.pany q, sra Street station. In ,ne
ei,y ., k,Shnond. va. on TUESDAY. the
Tor Inc election OF directors ana olnccr. TO-
dent OF the United states relating TO opo
ration. compensation and other matter.
taxing Over Is the rtss GiG,n % out the OF com, me
PAM pan sr r"'i,"%a amd s!sten OF tamsporta
or Tau;y the execution 81 such contract ara
ior 1hs 'i"m .,, c'!on OF sush other busines,
Wsansla S'oSs y Of inf eonpam WI, close
ana w,I tie r.opened ON "Wednesday. My
y. 1913, at 10 YY,c'??ck a NJ;
May !. 1915 ''-'' secretary
IN No. an s,,. i".s''Hs OF ,ne Muiu.i Assur-
me societys once on moHDA ia. be n.Id ~ a.
1915 at C. oG M@i|r +: n. KING s.c,.,,,x
AILAHFlC COAST l:i%E RAILROAD Con-
3niee OF me Treasurer
The eoard OF directors Of Aiantic G9as,
Of per- esn, On nns ,n esgaI.4
capital stock OF that company. payable At
g: on and after May i0 ISIS The i ram
books arr eiosed from April 30 TO May 10.
JOHN T. REID.
Treasurer
MENT COMPANY.
Once OF the Secretary
.'otlce Is hereby given that irc regular
annual meeting OF stockholders OF tho At
!aniic Land and improvement Company viii
lie held at TIE office Of the company. at
byrd street station. ia tho city OF Rich
,nond. Va. on TuESpAY. Tho llst day OF
May, 1915 at 1890 O'Clock r. NJ. for the
election OF directors. IN consider a Ccrtai!,
contract with tae President o. the United
states relating to operation. com eiIsa on
anu othc. matters connected with or grow
i'lE out of the taking over by the Preside NJ
of parts Of this coInpany's property used
~ tonn=ct.nr with tho system OF trans-
poria,ion Of the Atlantic Coast Line RAN
authorize or rat!fy the execution %: such
contract. and for tho transaction Of such
other business AS may come before the
meeting.
II, L. BORDEN Secretary.
May 4 1919.
CFF'ICE OF THE COMMTSsIC MFRS. u C.
washing ton. n G.. Apr! - l9ls Sealed
nropossis will he received at this o"icH.
j. NJ MAY =. iois for ftirui.iime an., Do.
iiV"-'rf during tho iscal war beginning
July |, .,lS,. ard, cndtu. juno -. 1918. rrsiite
CURLING Sp"e ina tons and form OF pTo-
nosal NAY he os;ain"d upon -app,!ca,ion %
oi%trict HErIlding LOUIS HRoWNl:ow
DINER Commissioners. u. q.
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PURELY Personal.

FORBES STANAKD- Married AT AiIanI.
,. Gs.i il, s APR, ~, i"s VIRGINIA .MOKHiS
70 LIEUTENANT q. LESTER FoREIS
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MtRkET.
Wholesale Quotations

tRy -. &. Curri. & Goa
J. S. Food A3ministr- tion f.iccns" No . 1891
: Richmond. Va. Msy O. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

CYLINDER p r e S S M A N
Wanted, for permanent posi-
ton. Good salary. Eight-hour
day. Apply at once to Williams
Printing Co., IL North Four
teenth Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BADGE-Lost. Home Defense League badge"
.ri LEASE return TO any polio. officer or
HOr--l.cft his home Angus, 20 1871 hoy
name Siard" ri iycn. axe. IL years:
front teeth. Iast seer was Camp Leo
rctorsbrrE: Any inrormat ion as 10 his
Whereabouts viii be- gratefully appreciated
br his sister. tho uid"rs!gnc uS thor. is
money and property i"ft him by his mo, her
MARY &. rRlDGES.
liuDcw"Ii. Va.
DIAMOND RlNG-I.ost. diamond ring . q,
with small stores. In snoupi"g district
Large reward IL returned to Times DisIa tC II
EASTERN SrAR-Logt. Order, Eastern Star
hin Fl!c-potEtcd star. large hialrunH
setting IN center. Date on back. Dece:.l be r
t%cen itoici R!chmond aud Masonic Temple
F32ulNThIM PE%-GHld fountain pc7 self
Streets. or on Forest Till car To- rwe.t "
nith ara ,S".n,''cs Finder picese phon.
LOST. friday or Saturday. srns II CoII chain
win eyeglasses. LaiEe reward call
boule:ard 4ie-1. Or return 2ais West Cree.
POtkfrhOok-l.ost. May T. on the Sor,h :
era irair rom Vest Point on ~" { i,
train, containing 81 and so.tir chang: don.
ICY ana lS.tcr Finder please call Randolph
SUIT CASE taken from 2utomiobiIe in front
OF Richmond Cafeteria Tuesday evening
containing childrcns apparel aud other
,hln6S return and no questions asked. Al.
Irc-s Wafer. vi West Grace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

CONDUCTORS AND MOTOR
AlIGN-Wages, so cents per
hour for first year up to 35
cents per hour at end Of fourth
year. Credit given former
trainmen for previous service
with us. Age 10 to SO years.
Permanent employment to men
Of good character. Apply 2 p.
M. The Capital Traction Co.,
Thirty-siXth and M Streets, N.
W., Washington. D. G.
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DEATHS.

Wll.rOS-Dicd. at her residence cool Pow =
>, Mtan street. May ). 1915. MARY L.. WILL
nine years.
The funeral will DO conducted from Ran
iolph street Baptist Church. FRIDAY. May
TO- al t:S o'cloch J.. NJ. Friends and
ment IN Hollywood.
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Compositor for Newspaper
Work.

WANTED. at once; night work. Must be
competent and steady. Permanent posi-
tion Apply between a. NJ. and p. NJ.
second floor. Times Dispatch.
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LODGES AMI SOt.,I.rII.S

q TILE Stated Communication OF Dove
~ Lodge. No 81. y. T.. X A. NJ will
w b: h%ld Ia t's lodge room in II" Ma
sonic Temple. corner BROAD and Adams
street. THIS tFRIbhY) EVENING. May
20. 1913. at 60 "'cluCk. M.mhcrS OF sister
lodges and visiting brethren are fral.ruulIx
invited to unite with us.
by order OF the Worshipfui Master
ALE. IL. MCDOWELL.
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PROFESSIONAL sEt,ICEs.

GLASsr s-Thomas T.. bowling, eye spe
Cia!ist, only CO.ugcc optoinetrIs; Ia city
53S North Second. Ran. 3l93. Eye. tested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

cAkrr.fS-OLD CARPETS made over inlo
new rugs w. ". Nose.ey d 20. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-10

HArS-Wc clean them .itc new Vera H.,
" oTka. III North First Street Raitin.ul,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-14
PETER AREN'T rs DEAD.
Prominent Employee Of rth-Western
Railway Company Died Sunday at
Home. 105 Rowland Avenue.

Peter Arentz, aged forty-nine years,
for many years a resident of Kenosha,
died about noon Sunday at his home,
105 Rowland avenue, after an illness
of several weeks following an attack
of apoplexy. The deceased was born
March s, 1868, at Saukville, Wisconsin,
and lived during the early part of his
life in the northern counties of Wis
consin. He had been for many years
a responsible employee of the North
Western Railway Company but in re-
cent years had been employed by the
Nash Motors Company and for the
last eleven years he has made his
home in Kenosha.
Peter AREN'T was well known among
the German people of Kenosha. He
was member Of the Catholic knights
and of the German Workman s Society,
in both of which he took an active
part. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Christine Arentz, and by seven
children, William AREN'T, Mrs. Gertrude
Rupp and Cecilia Bernard, Veronica,
Julia and Alfred Arentz, all of Keno
sha. He is also survived by four
grandchildren and by four brothers
from cities of Wisconsin.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-14
CABLE-KIRsCH NUPTIALs.
Miss Anna Gable and Patrolman Mat
thew Kirsch Married at st.
Thomas Church on Tuesday.

A very pretty church wedding oc-
Cured Tuesday morning at eight at
the st. Thomas Church when the Rev
w. D. Malone read the nuptial mass
by which Miss Anna Cable became the
bride of Matthew Kirsch, both well
known young people of Kenosha. The
wedding was attended by a large
number of the relatives and friends
of the participants, many of them
from lther cities.
The bride, who is one of Kenosha IS
most attractive young women, was
charmingly dressed in a taupe travel
ing suit, with hat to match, and
carried shower bouquet of bridal
roses. She was attended by her sister,
Mrs. w. Buckley, who was dressed in
blue satin and carrie da bouquet of
roses. The bridegroom was attended
by Warren McAllister.
In the bridal party were also Miss
Anna Kirsch, sister of the groom, and
Edwin Ubelmessoy of Chicago.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
L. Gable, 619 Huron street, with COW
ers laid for fifty guests. About noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirsch left for an ex-
tended wedding trip after which
they will return to Kenosha to
make their home.
Mrs. Kirsch, nee Miss Anna Cable, is
well known and popular among the
young people of Kenosha; she is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Cable
and has many friends in Kenosha to
wish her happiness. The bridegroom,
"Matt" Kirsch, is one of Kenosha S
policemen and has gained an enviable
reputation as motorcycle policeman.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-14
soRAP-BeoKs FOR THE SOLDIERS
Woman's Alliance Will Meet at the
Library on Friday Evening to
Continue Work for Samnaies.

Making scrap-books for .conyalescent
soldiers-that is the task that the
members of the Woman IS Alliance have
set for Friday evening. With scissors
and paste-pots they will gather in the
children IS room of the libary to as
semble smiles and thrills for .Sammies
who have been wounded "out there"
and are trying to get well in time to
continue their march to Berlin. Miss
Rose Melville and Miss Emma Brister
will be in charge of the work and will
bring to it rich experience with
similar activities in the public schools
Of Keno4ha. The Rudyard Kinling
scrap-boo'xs will be used as the ground
work for the "little laugh producers
and life-savers' as one Of the men
from cover there has styled the
scrap-books for the Sammies.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-14
MORE BODIES ON
ROCKY COASTS
respondent helped to bury on Monday,
Inferred in Trenches.
Continued from page y

Inferred in Trenches.
When few bodies were found at
scattered places they were brought to
a more centralized point and buried
with many others in one or two large
trenches.
A majority of the dead were identi-
fled through the metal disks which the
men wore. There were about twenty
instances of men wearing blank tags,
but IN spite Of this majority of them
were identified by general descrip-
ton of the body and papers carried by
the men in their pockets.
So many bodies came ashore between
the cliffs in inaccessible places that
great difficulty was experienced in con-
veying them to burial places. Some
bodies were dashed upon the rocks at
the base of precipitous cliffs higher
than the Palisades Of the Hudson river.
At one point forty-four bodies were
recovered at the base of cliffs which
rose to a height of 500 feet, making it
impossible to remove them more than
a few yards from the waters edge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-14

The second appeal Of President Will
son rings true. 1t is not an appeal
to Austria alone, it is not an arraign-
ment Of Germany alone but it combines
the elements Of world peace which al
countries are looking for. The only
thing it. eliminates is Prussian domina-
tion. This is the thing that we are
fighting and the nation will stand d.
rectly behind the President in the de-
claration that we will continue to fight
until the menace has been eliminated.