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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
NAVY WANTS WOMEN
Local Recruiting StntIon Illus Opening
for Eight Competent StcnOErn-
Observation-Disclosures Wanted.

Women will not be sighted alto
Eciher in the call for volunteers for
the navy: according 20 Lieutenant Al
az Eighth aud Main Streets. Eight
competent women stenographers arc
wanted.
only met who are skilled mechanics
are being indicted ut this time as Of
hcer material Young men applying
at the navy recruiting station are be-
ing informed by Lieutenant Houston
that in the even; Richmond is assigned
any part OF the quota, the five local
and send them to the navy station for
physical examination. II any of these
navy drattees fail TO measure up to
navy standards. they will be sent back
10 their local boards and other men
sent in their places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
RECOVER RUSSIAN GOLD
Loot Taken From, Pctrorru. Now in
Hands of Government az
tnlsl~.
fBy Associated Pres ;

y. NEW YORK. November l.--kuSsiun
government gold. valued at 500. 000,oUu
rubles. taken from Petrosrad by the
BolsheTiki. has been saved at ka2an
by the OmsE government. generally
recognized as n foundation for the re-
organization OF Russia. A. J. Sack d.
rector OF the Russian information bu-
reau: announced here tonight on au-
tnority OF the Russian embassy al;
Washington.
The Omks government. according to
recent advices from Russia, is rapidly
gaining recognition among the anti
Rolshevik councils as the nucleus for
ithe formation Of L conservative gov
.ernment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
MARY PICKFGRD'S INCOME
MovinE-Picture Stnr Receives SI,3SO,OOO
In Two Years From Film
J al Compnny.

Y NEW YORK. November 4.-Mary
Pickford, the film star has 10 keep
the wolf away from the door with the
trifling income OF $l.3S0.0OO for two
years, or S690.000 per annum. But she
has the advantage of not having TO de-
duct her expenses from this insigni,i-
cant sum
Information rs to Miss Pickfords in
come was revealed TODAY through the
fling OF her contract with the Pick
FORD Film Corporation iii suit for
10 per cent OF the income BY Airs. Cora
Darlington Whitening. who claims she
brought the contracting parties to-
gether
According 10 the figures in the con
tract Miss Pickford'S weekly income
Is sl32tI.G9. She earns S2.Gl2.9i q
day, s3c6.Gl per hour-providcd she
Keeps union hours-and $" - per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
Charles j. III. Hnrc

Charles j. i. Hare. died at his resi-
dencc. East Cary Street. yesterday
afternoon after n second stroke OF
paralysis. He was in the candy bust
ness for many years and later IA mem
Der of the city Board OF Health. until
recently. lie has been failing in health
for the last year or so. AIR. Hare was
the last surviving child of Mrs. Eliza
beth y. Hare and n brother of the late
Henry " Hare. He leaves his wife
a daughter, Miss Bessie Hare, and two
ncccs. Miss Ethel Il. Hare and Mrs
James c. Saunders. Mr.. Hare was a
member Of Hickory Camp, No. G. Wood.
men or the World. He had recently
moved from Rowland Park MIR. Hare
was taken sick last Monday abou,
in Oakwood at o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon. MIR. Hare was in his ffty-
Hfth year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
rev. }. C.. Hiden.

Many Eichmonders will learn with
regret OF the death in Birmingham,
Ma. yesterday of Rev. J. c. Hidden. of
Orange County, who was for years
this city. lie was eighty-one years of
age. and is survived by his wife and
three children. \ son OF Mr.. Hidcn
was formerly a newspaper man of this,
city, having been connected with the
old EichmPnd Times staT rs city
editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
I. ID. WANTS
MES-DlSFA.CR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Staud0rdi2ed ana incexen for Quick
Reference

Zoe n l.re Sunday.
30 "a lire Daily
PIC line for 5 consecutive Insertions
81 a limo for consecutive insertions.
Minimum of lines Is allowed.
Minimum charge. % cents.
coun, 8 words TO the line and IL lines TO
All advertisements received up to 10 L. VI.
IS l. NJ. Saturdays) the dag before pub
licaticn will receive proper clussinca lion.
Advertisements received after that hour
VIII b." placed in tho TOO Lato TO Class
isy'' column.
TELEPHONE.
Telephone Your Want Ads to The Times
Dispatch. Randolph l. when you find II
more convenient To TO so. and they will
DC taken at office ra ties.
SUBSTArIONS FOR It'd. WANTS.
Times Dis patch Branch Offices main
tanned In practically every Drug Store In
The city for the convenience of the public.
Want Ads are accepted by them at regu-
lar Office rate.
SOU1Tt RICHMOND
Branch OEice riinc,- Dispatch. 1904 Hull
~ Telephore i.andolGh hSQ3.
PErEtSiStitG
Times Dispaiea Er.nch. Al North Second
Street: who're Petersburg 22S.
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
AN OPENING IN OUR
ORGANIZATIONS FOR 4
bright. a MIIT lOUS
YOUNG MAN ABOUT
EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY
YEARS OF AGE. WHO
HAS HAD HIGH SCHOOL
EDUCATION. lie WILL
DE TRAINED IN THE:
SELLING AND WRITING
OF ADVERTISING. HE
MUST HAVE DETERSII-
NATION AND STICK-TO-
iT-lvENESS. AND BE IN
TERESTED ~ ADvER-
Using AS y PROFESS
SION. To TIE RIGHT
YOUNG MAN THIS POSI-
TON OFFERS PERMA-
SENT EMPLOYMENT AT
\ FAIR SALARY TO
BEGIN WITH. ADVANCE
MEN'r WILL DEPEND
ENTIRELY UPON THE
MEASURE or ABILITY
SHOWN SHOW YOUR
APTITUDE FOR WRIT
TEN SALESMANSHIP IL
YOUR LETTER OF APRIL
CATION. ADDRESS j POS.
CARE TIMES-DfSPATCII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

ISDeclhI 10 Tnr TlntS- DIS natC!.
IIARRlSONRURG. November +.--AIre.
Bculah Rachel bowman, aged eish-
teen years. died at her home in Broad
way, Friday night, OF pneumonia. fol-
lowing influenza. She was married one
year ago this month her husband pre-
ccdius her to the grave two weeks
ago OF the same disease. she Is sur
NiVcd by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
t'rNnklin SpitZcr. OF BrondMnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
Miss Henrietta Clay Perry.

INperIaI 20 Inc Times -Dispatc en-.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
4.-MiSs Henrietta Clay Perry, aged
nifty eight, Of Swoope, Va. died Satur-
day at a local hospital. where she had
been under treatment for two months
The body WAS taken to Churchvillc Va.
where the funeral and burial took place
Miss Perry was u daughter Of the late
William Perry, OF Augusta County, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

BurWe!I \. Martin di"'l after q bricf
illness at his residence. l0S-A Montciru
yesterday. lie j. survived by his wife.
who wa; Miss Rculah Lacky. and son.
Lacny y. Martin, and his mother, Mrs.
Cora Il. Martin: two sisters and four
brothers. Funeral will be held from
Lis residence at $3.50 +. NJ. to-day. In
terMcnt in RiNcrvicW CcmetcrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
SHuIirI l., Moon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CIIARLOTTESNlIl. VA, Novcm-
her 4.-Samuel l.. Moon is dead II his
home at Albcrenc, this county, vic
tim of pneumonia. following influenza.
Mr.. Moon is survived by his mother. a
sister and several brothers--onc OF
whom James y. Moon, is IL soldier in
France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
NIr. Il G.. Huffman

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
HARRlSONBERG, November 4.-Mrs.
X. u. Huffman died at her home in this
city Saturday morning Of pneumonia,
which developed after an attack OF in
nucnZa. She was about thirty-iive
years Of age aud is survived by her
husband and three children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
,I,.. I.ucy ~, \yorIcx

Especial 10 Tic Timcs- DispntcM.l
LiNCHBURG. VA. November IL
Miss Lucy W. Morley, twenty eight
Years Of age, daughter Of Charles w.
Woriey and native OF Appomat;ox
County. died Saturday night at her
home. oG12 Dudley street, OF intIucnZa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
LOST AND FOUND.

Hi.fcI u stolen from Tenth and Main
N1Neiibcr :: Hudson bicycle. blue fralnc
win SILVER color"d rims. No. l63G25 Re;yn ry
inr Information leading TO its recovery II
mere - strange wheel in your locality
please look II over Il. IL. Wyatt Room Is
CITY Han. ' a.
DIAMOND bHoOcn lost October 81. even
ing. IN Petersburg. either at Plaza i.afo o.
between cafe and Union Depo,. Sui;a bic
reward. Mrs NJ. &. Smith, Du Font E.rn :
ntoNm.nt Diltcc. Hop.wcli. va
EfE,il. ASSk.S-Lcst. b"tVcen Twcnty-,i-bIh
anu tirace and WeisnIr'S store, EcW.r,i
IL returned ~ :Alo Enst trace street
GLOVE Lost. right hand black ,.In,c -,
in:N route. Call Madison 1l3H "
HORSE AND BrGGI-St"l~n. one Lay colt
,,Hyr years old from Henry l3url;s GjE &or, y
Eishth Strret stolen by tail. light brown
SKIN negro. VINO claimed to uc Il doctor Is.
top rubber ire red running gear buggy tho
IcMhrd Tor information leading TO their re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
Atlantic Coast Line

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMuND DAILY
y f42r fddoItda ana South 500 ~. ~. $50
), Fer Nc Hd 200 4. NJ. 500 a. Nj. $3.50
y Fer x w, Ry.. West: $500 A. NJ. $3.50
1 ESr reM,srsGa Is ,2:;S a, NJ 500 a NJ,
/ Pop ST., :25 + NJ" a. AL. o:3o l.. NJ,
!, f.r GoldsIoro aud Fave,tevii,.: $500
Trains ,arriye. Richnond daily: s:as A. A.
soSn - foS ,,H;ss ~ g. p is IT,
.ENcept SUNDAY Sunday cniS
Timo of arrival and departnr. and con.
rcctions not cgaran,ceG- -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

lSpecial 70 The 'Timcs- Dispntch.l
lNNC1lBJRG, VA, November A.
Mrs Bertha Lee Hairless, twenty-five
years Of age. died al Reusens, sunday
moruing, Of influenza. She was Il ma
tive Of Rockbridgc County, and her
body will be taken to Natural Bridge
for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
Seaboard Air Line Railroad

Trains leave daily Q \. 81. Noriina Local.
~ - NJ; Si.cpers Atlanta ana Jackson
,ill". a:Jp u. NJ. Atlanta. Birmingham and
MHsnnhis J ;51 = n. Sileepers JacksonvIiie
!. '",nS arpiNIn w y. NJ. .:i5 a. NJ. Gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac K. R.
To j frem " .shington Aud be,opd-uAIi,

Richmond Washin' Ton local, Nv. s2.lo pm,
daily. Fredericksburg Accom- week DAYS Nv
tl5 PM; Ar. ts.i5 AN. Ashland Accom- week
days Lv. q +oAM, 6SoPM; Ar.;6 30AM. 5SOPM
Abba ticket and baggage Office. no, OPEN
for this train. main ST Ma
tbyrd 81. STA. stopping a, Elbu,. sElUa STA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
Il Ut
Norfolk & Western Railroad

i.eH'r l!fI' SFrFft StHtiON. KichmOnl
ego J. NJ: $3.50 l.. VI. "a ~
F 90 4 lnfNe a5s a. Asp ss'gs r = wEsr
,oaarr'..e oRichm22nd from Norfolk sl2 :os
NJ t2:I0 = ~ - 55 p ii. $40 p ~
DAILY 'Dailv eXcept Sunday .Sundar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
ELECTIONS TO-DAY
Administrative HOnrd Candidate. only
Contest Here-Scnntor and Rep
-est rescntafiSe to he Chosen.

With little interest in the contest
between Harry Glenn and Harvey l..
Strang, candidates for the Office re
GENTLY vacated by Chairman John
IIirschberg, of the Administrative
= board, to-day's election promises TO bc
Propes[ iRoluietest on record III Richmond.
Rabun. 'pantt.h one Senator and all Of Nir-
tsay.. Fred EMt ational representatives are to
RoInes FL Tim the Administrative Board
scstes. EdWat9 1shes the only contest
SCOTT walter "A: sstul Administrative. Board
Sh2eipake!. Albert III serve only until Janu-
S5mttts, Srnno; Ever the board will become a
Sniiith, ishan n Co,ast by reason OF the re-
George u charter changes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Holmes y. I.o' Vile & West. 100 ~. 80 80 .
Irby. Osca Lane i'o,cnii "a. te:i2 ..
PittilIo Cara iiNNtr Line 1900 a. -';l" u
Prize Mathew ,id poIr, ta.o6, IN ~ IN ;,
WOUNDED SISews. I.ocll. =. 90 a.. S5:ls D.
Paddock Riehafa Local S SO. a ~ si 'd@ Far
WctiuinIne.e - River. ts:cj a. $40 D.
80 Lieut. ent .H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
AUTO MECHANICS

A AUTOMOBILE and truck
mechanics wanted. We
can use three experienced
men at once. Permanent
and essential work under
satisfactory conditions right
in the city. Apply w. B.
Walden, Kline Kar Sales Co.,
Inc, 612 West Broad Street.
AUTO MECHANICS = Wanted. c5ninctc,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
MEN-I6 TO Ok

MEN-lb III do
nv YEARS OF AGE WANTED @
VIZ arc the largest manuua ct rore az t.,.
. p nn,,e equipment IN tho world and hnss
!nsiaiia,ion branch 2or men. Tho aopcs H q
ssaienc sAre ans h.sh ,srsstins
r, sa@I. iibe,ai wage With full pay vSifs
Gan ann, adrance rapidly to sUoar visorS Sfadss'
WE seBSSS IS f.tSaSeTEhsff AIGaEAsd sy.s
8a6cM snt 1,rSDl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

n lliE STATED Communication of Rich
w iond Lodge. No, To- y. r. ~ s Nj
" nnn"uncci Tor Tuesday. Nov"mber s.
III :. VIII not b" held. uwiul: To the
I, ..;tlitl' o' inf1uenza. and In accordance
YIN hiNnnSns:,'ioE OF the Most Worshipfui
by order vf the Worshiuful Master
ROBERT r. WINFREE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
J ING GROUND
,Sttnnett. Wesley J.: TU,
Strickland. Harry; Mind
SglyeatIe. Francis: BrcaG
Ta 1I&&Ir ID II

/: Wings Informed Tint Old
D.: Law.vidcs No Free
ersey CiEt.
=. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

cnE tnIii na ;,in Joints "nss bed sores bois.
aSh. vomiting relieved more promptly and
Pleasantly by applying freely Twcntictr
INJURY ROYAL l.iniTicnt, shan anything W.
nay" tri+I IN more than sixty YEAR 4,
q uS stores AZ
hl 49, t.. 80: ~, towing; Tino exercise for
Is'ssl lttoaa Under Victor rheater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

AuHtih, Gus: Miiledgevillc. Ga.
tRfGker.. Victor AImont. Pa
Rsrtino. Frank F.. Orient, H.
Riehtck. Josef; DuGuesne. Pa
Rlaine.. John j: Staten Island. n. Y.
5R6ndt Herbert C.; Mount Bridges, onta-
10. Canada.
Bowker. Harry c.: Omaha. Neb.
Hf6Wl, John r.: Philadelphia Pa
BEuner Samuel r.; Vandersrift Pa
s.5Nskiu m, Joshua Henderson Tenn
Carter. Hen: Vernon. Ohio
] GIN. John A.; Hanover iii.
Cole, Grant: Pontiac. Mich
Collins. Andrew A.: West Appleton II.
Cpnneliy. Daniel: Barry. MINI
Connolly. James r.: Iuka. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
PURELY PERSONA.

WANTED; Information relative TO WiIIia -,
NJ. SHOOK. formerly OF Upper Troy Clan
cmEonrEnp; ,EG;: son of Sylvester and Kate
Shooh sand William NJ. Shook is entitled 10
OF bia f"nHs as her at lay and OF Kin
dress communicat to Edward II Sl,onh
-. ElNIr Slrret Troy. n Y -. .-'SOt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

MANAGEk. Wanted MANAGER for Tnoyinr
picture house and vaudeville In Virginia
town. not subject TO draft. preferred Xd-
dress Ente.nEise. CITY Point. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

ago. III. secretary of the
zard. Pa. recently sent
Howell. Mich. the United
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Si,IsCIAI. NOrICI.s

IMAGES Gt;cadcG bv rrpcrienccd ire
men; better results less coal y.;rn-
EIonh Curnnce MiiiIteRanCe Co ~ i.lS y,
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non
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

AUTO MECHANICS Wanted. conlpctcut
incchanics NJ - Stone Motor 60. Inc
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SPECIAL NOTICES
RICHMOND LOCOMorIYE ~

WANTED. Information relative to William
NJ Shook. formerly OF Upper Troy tLan-
SmG 3nurG9oi vi; son u Sylvester and Kate
10 Tn certain IN funds as heir at law and nsxt Of
NSaHT,esso COMMUNICATIONS to Edward II.
SHOWN. RiNer Strnet. Troy y Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05

WE HAVE QUITE \ LARGE STOCK on,
USED CARS On HAND. AND IN ORDER
TO MATERIAL REDUCE TliiS SroCK
A All AEpi Ii,., cAHtNrnSG vi, THE CARS
t'EE1NG TIE FOLLOWING CARS AT SAC
RiFlCE PRICES:
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Permanent Hair Wave

~ appointment. shampouing. facial mas
:, 49, nasH; inaniSGrinE. SCALP trcatments hair
cutting. hair dyeing and bicLchinE:, Marcel
or lcc: 10 zen ~. n. ", maII Goous haue 70
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-11
Seven Organizations Plan
for Biggest War Drive

The first big s~etting-up meeting of
the Eastern Department for the
United War Work Campaign includ-
ing seven organizations win be held
today at rs Madison avenue, New
York city. Representatives from all
the states IN the Eastern Department
will be present Including New Jersey
At this meeting department stan.
state directors. state chairmen and
state organizers from each one OF the
seven organizations. including the Y.
NJ c. A. Y. W. c. A, the War Camp
Community Service. American Library
Association. the National Catholic
War Fund. including the Knights OF
Columbus Jewish Welfare and the
Salvation Army
John r. Mott international Presi-
dent OF the y. NJ. C. A. has been APP
pointed generalissdmo OF the seven or
ganixatfons- The meeting will start al
10 q. m. and viii be followed IN the
afternoon by . Y. W. c. "A. meeting
at II. w. Q A National headquarters
500 Lexington avenue. New York, to
discuss plans for the womenss cam
patgn for the eastern drive. The con.
ference win continue Thursday and
on Friday there win be a meeting OF
all the speakers for the campaign
The campaign Is for s1To. 100000.
the largest single gift ever asked OF
This nation In q single drive. The
amount has been endorsed by the wal
department OF the United States and
The drive VIII be from November II
te November -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-11
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
NeAPORTSMANSf
~ CORNERS

and c~at-calls.
This same spirit of fair play was
manifested at the Ryder-Cook fight q
short time ago.. In this match Rydep
took great delight in pounding his opA
ponent in the kidneys. He kept this
bruta punch working for four rounds
when the crowd got hep to him and
Kissed him with so much vehemence
that he abandoned his wicked kidney
punch and seemed leery about using
it again.
This is the spirit that will keep boxs
ing in this state.
Burlesque and boxing on pull to-
gether so the Lotos and Majestic man-
agements got together and decided
that burlesque could run Mondays and
boxing would be held Wednesdays.
Bad dope to run boxing on beau
nights. Ought to have burlesque on
this night cause a fellow won't take
his steady to a fight.
Wilson and Ward will meet again
at the Uotos on October 2.
They sleep the sleep that knows no
waking" -sAsziE4
Who?
The Globe and Amboy A. c..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-11
Looks like Freedman's move now.
4 Good Suggestion

Hugh Poster, the San francisco
professional trapshot, who made thu
longest run of the 1917 season, Of
fered a real good suggestion in a ON
versation with me the other day. Pos.
ten suggested that five of the leading
professional trapshooters of thu East
and a similar number of the Western
cracks tour The country for the bene-
A. of the American Red Cross.
The idea is worthy of consideration.
1T isn't a lew one, as IL a beer
suggested to several of r. ammuni-
ton C ,mpanies that help the Red
Cross in this way. but coming from
Poster It shows that the trapshooterf
themselves are interested and are
willing to aid the movement.
Such a tour no doubt woutd resul'
in MANY thorrands of dollars being
raised for the Red Cross as well as tc
increase the interest in trapshooting
and be in the proper use of the gun
and just what trapshooting e tc
the United States.
Trapshoo-ing has being doing its
best-not its hIt-for the American
Red Cross ,ver since America got in
to the war. they have donated amDu-
lances, the gun clubs Of the ~country
stage benefit shoots from time to
time and in the Grand American Han.
dicap the Red Cross events netted sew
eral Thousand dollars. One of the Red
Cross event in this tournament was
a competition between the East and
the West.
AS the Western trapshooting cracks
have never invafed the Feast nj tahe
Fasteners have done very little shoot
ing in the West, such a tour as sug-
gested by Posten could not do any
thing but attract large audiences.
A Western team might be made up
of Posten, e. l.. Mitchell, of Los Ange-
les; Lester Reid. of Scatter; Frank
Riehl, of Tacoma. and Rush Race.
of Curtis, Neb., or George Maxwell.
the one-armed shot of Hastings.
Eeb. Some possibilities for the East
ern team are Lester German, of Balti-
more; Homer Clark, of Alton, Ill; J.
NOVEL; Hawkins, of Harrisburg; Bill
Crosby, OF O'Fallon, ILL.,: John R.
Taylor, of Newark, o., and Rollo
Heikes, of Dayton, o.
Providing nothing comes of the sug-
gestion prior to annual meeting of
the Board Of Directors of the later
state Trapshooting Association, the
will be presented to them. This
meeting takes place in November.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-11
FIGHTING FRENCH BAND
WILL TOUR IN AMERICA

tried to break through the line. the
musicians threw away their instru-
ments, seized rifles, lined up with n
troops to which they were attached,
and went through the days fighting.
The concert master, Roger Villate,
a pupil of NJ. Pares, former conduc-
tor of the Twenty eighth Regiment
Infantry Band, mas taken part in the
battles of Charleroi, Guice, the
Marne, Rheims, and Berry-au-Bac-
Leon Le Leroy. virtuoso clarionet OF
the band, was for a time in charge
of the concerts for the wounded at
Rouen. Georges Mayer, cornet and
trumpet, has been at the front since
the outbreak of war in 1914. He was
taken prisoner and exchanged in July,
1915. Emile ~Stievenard, clarionet,
was wounded al the battle of Ypres.
Charles Houvenaghel. clarionet, is
one of the heroes OF Verdun. Robert
Caron, cornet. vas wounded at Cham
payne. where he was cited for brav-
cry. Georges True, pianist, was
wounded at Verdun. Alexandra De-
bruille, violinist. has been three times
''gassed." Captain Paress former con-
ductor of the famous "Gardes Re-
publicaine." toured America before
the war.
The tour OF this group OF musicians
is for the benefit of ''du Foyer Soldat'
the French Red Cross. The band
was brought over under the auspices
of the War Work Council, by request
OF Secretary of War Baker. and will
visit all the u. s. army environments
in the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-11
No FOOTBALL
At LOCAL H. s.
Men at High School Too Light
for Good Football
Team
tp. A. H. s. Correspondent

From present indications Amboy
high will not be represented on the
.gridiron this fall. This is not a sur
prising fact, as attempts to organize
an eleven last fall were unsuccessful
Efforts were then made by Coach
Chick" Evans, who was a crack
back ON the Springfield Y. M. G. A.
eleven. When he was forced to re-
sign his position as athletic director
al the local high school, before en-
tering the army, the student body was
in gloom, as it was thought that its
teams would have to do without pro-
per coaching. But the authorities
succeeded in securing MI. Wiebesick,
of Elizabeth, who led the basketball
team through q very successful sea-
son last year.. He, however. has ac-
copied a position in the Jersey City
high schools and the coaching posi-
ton was left vacant again.
This year the~athletic teams will
have Miss Burns as their guiding
spirit. Miss Burns heartily endorses
football as a sport for young mens
but she thinks that the available ma
terial for an eleven would be so un-
usually light, owing to the fact that
the older and heavier men are being
called into service, that she deems It
wisest not to organize a team for the
present at least. In spite of this it is
not at all impossible that football
may again come into its own.