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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-07-05
WANTS HUSBANDS
TRIAL SPEEDED Up
Ms. C.. s. Foster, Or Charleston,
Denies Husband Made ANY
Disioyal Remarks

Mrs. c. S. Foster Of Charleston,
whose husband was arrested two
weeks ago charged with making dis
loval remarks, called or the govern
ment authorities yesterday to ascer-
tain whether her husbands trial could
not be held soon. She declared her
husband was innocent and would
provo it at a preliminary hearing. He
has been held in the Charleston jail
since his arrest.
Mrs. Foster called on both United
States Commissioners f. 4. Rage and
Russell l.. Dcarmont. Both officials
assured her that they could do moth
ing until her husband was brought
before them for preliminary hear
ing.
According to the information OBJ
tanned by the federal authorities Eos
ter, who is over 60 years of age, re-
scented paying an increased price for
tobacco and remarked he wished all
Americans would have to chew hay
before the war was over. The Fed
eral officers also stated other remarks
of disloyal character were reported
to have been made by Foster.
Mrs. Foster, however, asserted her
husband merely remarked Re did not
understand why the price for tobacco
should have increased during war
times. as he believed half of the to-
bacco was a cheap grade Of alfalfa
through this war, this cataclysm of
the ages, this bloody sea in which
all the nations of the earth are strug-
Cling, now scarce able to keep their
heads above it's crimson waves, with
out a single human right having been
impaired with the old Constitution of
the fathers maintained sacred and in
violate-holier than ever before be
cause Ycbaptized in the blood of free
MEN. So let it continue throughout
the ages, the most majestic monu-
ment man has ever erected to the d.
vine doctrine Of human liberty.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-07-05
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
DOCTORS ADVISE.
The Improved CalOmel Tablet
Tint Is Entirely Purified Of
AL Nauseating and Danger
Gus Qualities. s.

Physicians are warning the public.
against triflnE with colds iniiIienzns
and grippe. They say that a brisk ea,n.
mel pursative, preferably Calotabs, tho
new and improved calomei tablet.
and repeated tho second or third night
II necessary. In the earliest stages, one
oaiotab Is usually sufficient unless the
case is particularly severe. 80
Physiciuns say that 1t liz waste or
tims and Is dangerous to experiment.
Win other laXatives. az calomel In abs3
Calotab on the tongue at bedtime with
n swallow OF wnter.-that's all. No
terence with diet. work or 'pIensures
Next morning, your cold has vanished
ana your whole system Is purified and
refreshed. Calotabs are sold only in
0ris inal sealed packages. price thirty
i've cents. Recommended and guarHrr-.
tecd by druggists everywhere. PrtcoS
refunded IL you are not OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
PRINCE OF WALES HIDES
IN THE GREAT THRONG
English Leader Refrnins From Attract
Ing Public Attention When
4

FRANCE, December 27%The Prince Of
Wales desire to refrain from attract
ing pubic attention was manifested
Hnciennes With him were General
Horn, commando of the First Army
the commander of a Canadian division
W i;saGf was operatinG about the town
ders and staff officers. In the ancient
square where stands the beautiful
nolei DC Vile, Platform had been
; re- co nere the prince and Brit
cry, oincitlS and local diRnitarjcs
Whlic me troops drew up two dean
T T me SQUARE Addresses OF thanks
l0r deliverances were made bv Inc
oficials to which the prince and ,.om
erals responded " Sch-
review Of the troops followed ana
h tash Inc prince .I with CHARACTERISTIC
me platform and Disappeared INTO lie
crowd. leaving his generals In attam'
10 any further formnlities. Ills WORK
, man or rohe ana he dreaded 10 be the
uniform Of, khaki made his cscamo meiu
ana nc was seen no more ''''
omiE one really unusual incident 80,
reVo,vcd about the goat MASCOT OF one
OF NC DIVISIONS in the par,dc M, T,n
goat had followed in with us MOI, ne
p thn s1,u5 IL prnper mascot but once ir
/" the iI ren,. ne was rudcly relcgatcd
number OF rcd hated staff ONCE. M" 49, =
Up tnelr position in front OF ihc u ooon
T tnntt $1,000 curing the inspection at at.
from under their arms. Whcno " IN ohck
spectlon was over the officers e,n Ia
~ ~, ease again and looked to their houl
TTh he .masc nry W. were holding only stems.
his dignity. '"o insult TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
DEMANDS OPEN SESSIONS
Of PEACE CONFERENCE
fI"HhcS In Chamber OF Dcputtc. uI,pu,.
ih"icHtr> Socialists PIN Hope
on PRESIDENT.

mrs. December 27-Thc political
~, u, .hat mas been long brewing an
Hrt ne surface broke out i'm the
liant ma,nhtr OF Deputies to-day IN The
t nr,.i OF SHARP debate over FRANCE
iFltlSn anHcNationisi aims through
u ,whizzcd flashes revealing Prcsiden,
So !!s"n as me chief hope Of the French
S,ociaiists, particularly as regards open
diplomacy. Wy
me exchange OF strong remarks he
Sdh when Marcel CaCh!n. Socialist
,rtpder demanded = Nat statement from
~ EoNtrn ment as TO whether tho
pctr" conference shall be secret or
nnniiG. lie mentioned the fact that the
advocated open covenants
OF peace. openly arrived at" He re-
minded The government OF The secret
~ WIN Russia in 1916. Aristide
btl1hI' VINO was Premier AT that time,
r.pncd that the results OF the confer
; :, w9uld be made public, but that
u would be impossible for the allies
10 Ichcn the agreement publicly on All
.nc nuliple problems confronting the
pour-parlers.
LOYAL allies should be able to ex-
cnhnEe views openly" WAS NJ. Cachins
retOrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
WILL AID
IN EMPLOYMENT PLANS
Throughout Country They VIII Bo
Ccnters OF Information for
Returning Soldiers.
W. Med. LEE HEADS WORK HERE
FHfty-Two Community Labor Boards
Already Organized in Virginia
With Assistance OF State Council
Of Defense.

Arrangements have just been com
pletcd between the Post Ofice Depart
ment and the Department of Labor
whereby all post offices throughout the
Uaitcc States will serve as information
c4rters for directing discharged sol
diers and sailors to the nearest sol
diers' and sailors bureau for employ
mens in civil life. These bureaus are
now being established in every town
AID city BY the United States Employ
menf Service Of the Department. Of
LABOR in cooperation with national
and local civic and welfare organiza-
tons.
This arrangement enables soldiers
and sailors, after discharge from ser
vice. to ie-rn Immediately the location
OF o; tn, the bureau In their home towns or
they VIII find all the information in
regard to employment concentrate ted
and there they can fiji out applica-
ton blanks and secure Jobs according
TO their qualifications.
w. MCDONALD LEE HEAD
OF VIRGINIA SERVICE
w Mcdonald Lee is field organizer
Tor Virginia Of these bureaus FOR re-
.Mrnirs men who have been mustered
cooperation with James u. Bolts, Fn,i-
erai director OF the Employment Ser
vice ior Virginia. Mr. Lee has already
a. IuulOeT Ot bureaus, ana
the movement ~ going forward with
encouraging rapidity.
There have already been organized
IN the state hfty-two community labor
boards by the Federal Employment
service, assisted by tho State Council
OF Defense. These boards handle tho
matter or employment in rural dis
tricls, small towns and hamlcts There
is no section of the State without onr
or more Of these local boards. Each
Donrd ~ composed of five members-
y cnaif man. TWO representatives of en-
pioEcrs anu two representa- vcs Of ON
pIo!ces. Two women are on each
eoard, one for the employers and ono
Tor the employees.
ALL BOARDS TO REPORT
TO DIRECTOR JANUARY
Al OF the ffty-two boards are OK
pectcd to report to the Federal di
rector. James b. Bolts. on January J.
or shortly thereafter
curing the past week ropresepta
yves OF the Employment Service were
sent TO twenty-five more camps. max,
ing a total number OF camps and posts
having such representatives seventy
eisnt. THESE men give detailed infor-
nation to soldiers and sailors In tho
camps. so that they may lose no time
securing securing work according to their quail
ucut'ons upon reaching their destIna
non Several thousand men mustered
OUT OF service are being rexistcred
oa''! IN tho various camps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
SEIZURE OF CABLES
ASSAlLED BY HUGHES
argues That There Was No Nntiop,,
DhnEer to Justify
Action.
~ Associateh press1

NEW YORK, December 9Th uu-
'horiz'ng President Wilson 10 take
over the nations cable lines. Congress
intended such seizure 10 he made ..on,,.
IN case, Of impending danger 10 ,he
national security" and not .at any
.lne during the existence OF merc
LGchnlca! state of war" declarod
Charles T.. Hughes. counsel for i ha
commercial Gable and Commercial Pa
to-day hc'e
ar Hughes made this contention
Whi!e arguing before Judge Hand. on
the motion OF the government In dis.
mss mss me Bill OF complaint in "A suit
M ny The two companies TO en-
lotn Postmastcr- General Burlcson and
;;H,ewcomh Carlton from merging their
mes under Federal control with those
Dany. i '''
IN reply To question of Judge Iinnd
az 10 whether the security of the
hef"nsc OF the nation does not drpend
on achievement of the objects for wi Ich
Tue war was fought" and not on
inc mere termination OF lighting. Mr..
Hughes said:
II think whaS may be achieved. in
tho sense Of the final results Of The
war will probably not he determined
during our lifetime. think that con
rress had no reference 10 the national
security. in the sense OF the ahsolutc
establishment Of some conditions.
Congress had in mind an actual state
OF applied force"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Milwaukee SOCIALIST
PAPER LOSING MONEY
"ttnc.. Declares Victor D~rgcr's Lend
cr deceived Nothing From Ger
mum Government.

CHICAGO, December 27.--Fcrdinand
Rehtclu, business manager OF the Mil
waukcc Leader, the newspaper owned
by Representative-el Victor l.. Ber-
ger. one Of the five Socialists on trial
before Federal Judge Lands for Ill
legged violation of the espionage act,
took the stand to-day.
-, Echfeld, declared the Leader. was
'hocing a hard row" until war broke
out in Europe. Three years OF pros
prTity ensucd Then America entered
The war. tho Leader lost favor with
the government, and in October, 1917.
was deprived Of It's second elias, mail
ing privileges. Since that time its
losses have been heavy. he snid ag-
sregnting 100000. Assistant United
states District Attorney Fl.ning asked
the witness II the Lcndcr haa received
funds from the German government
Not Il cent" Rehfeld replied
He declared the Leader at no time
had refused 10 print apS.a:s IN behalf
OF war activities, but said he had much
trouble getting matter for his paper
bccaus" government press agents ig-
norcd 1t.
Mr.. Rehfeld testified the capital stock
Of tho paper Was 100000, divided into
5" shares. and that the bonds Of the
corporation amounted TO S1S5,0Oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
IN AND our Of TOWN.

Miss Gene Gray Heck left THURSDAY
might for New York. where she viii be
th" guest OF Miss La lioytcaux
Mrs. Robert =, carter and her daurh-
tors. the Misses Carter. VINO nave been
guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. a. Eeirnc Blair
mere, aro leaving to-day for their home
In charlottesville
Miss Miriam Reynolds has left for
Miami, Fla. where she viii be :; mem
bcr Of 4 Christmas house party.
Miss Bcneiia MayiielI is IN Lexington
attending the Christmas dances at V:r-
ginia Military institute
Miss ItehecCa Bird. OF WashinEtou
formerly of this city, IL visiting at tho
home OF Miss Bcnclla Mayneid 1907
Grove Avenue.
Colonel and Mrs. y. j. Perkins and
their daughter. Ethel Goodwin Of ForL
Union, 'and Miss Emily Beard OF smith
ned. arc tho Christmas guests or Mr..
md Mrs. J. =. McChcsney, Jr., OF
Pendleton.
Miss sue Gray. OF this CITY. ia The
guest OF Miss Virginia Jordan, at her
home in Suffolk
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Davenport. OF Nor
tolk, arc visiting their niece Mrs
James Carthwrigiit. in Newark. ~ j.
after which they will he the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Il. J.. Woody at their home
in this city.
Miss Iottie CARRIER, Of Richmond. is
spending the Christmas holidays With
Miss Katie PcaSc. in Bcrkiey
w T.: Blankensnip and Lieutenant
Hugo Blankcnship are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Helen A. Blankenship
2t2O Dast Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
No Price Declines
in Retail Markets
Marking Doacn IN Figures
After Christmas Rush
Did Not Materlali9e.

Those who expected a tumble In
prices for the things eatable to be
found on the Richmond retail markets
after the Christmas rush will be dis
appointed when they take their bas-
ke's to the markets this morning.
There WAS the Christmas rush all
right and 1t being more than the usual
rush everything was literally cleaned
up and before the sun OF Christmas
Eve had set the iobbcrs and produce
commission merchants were telegraph
ins TO their shippers in the country
Towns Ind elsewhere 10 rush the stun
on to Richmond. That rush did not
materialize to any great extent, and
stock
wives ind others wNo visit the mar
kets this mroning will find the supply
4 littie skinny and prices In the main
without change from the Christmas
markings. However. eggs are Slightly
country hen fruit have been marked
down a bit. with this exception there
W praetlcally no change. The fish
market is well supplied.
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
HARPER OUT OF RACE
FOR CONGRESS IN SIXTH
Entire Attention to Law
Practice.
LACY IRVINE NEW TREASURER
Will Succeed w. &. Steele to City
Office i'm Charlottcsvillc-Ot
News Notes From Various Points
I'm Virginia.

I.YNCIBURG. VA, December e1.-
Fred Harper has announced he lis out
Of The race for Congress in the Sixth
District. He announced to-day that
he intends 10 devote his entire attcn-
iiou To his law practice. , Mr.. Harper
said II was proper for him to make
this, announcement, owing TO the fact
that it vas known that he had for
some time had the matter under adj
vise'nent He has had, he said, as-
surauces OF support from various sec
tons OF the district, which were very
gratifying TO him. and which gave him
reasonable expectation of success II
he had determined TO enter The race
Ne was particularly gratiiied at the at
titude OF the people Of Lynchburg
many OF whom have been most gem
crous in their expressions to him.
Mayor Royston Jester, Jr:, who has
had his hat in the ring" for several
weeks. when asked to-day IL he was
ready with an announcement, said he
SIN had the question under considcIa-
ton hut would not he ready to make
decision for some time yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
PRESIDENT WILSON TO HEAR
OF PERU-CHILE TROUBLE
Delegation OF influential Peruyiuns
Now in London for Conference
Enr1y TO-Duy,

LONDON, December o7.-A delegl-
non OF influential Peruvian residents
tHbectS 10 make representations or
present petition 10 President Wilson
t"-lnorrow forenoon at the American
embassy. embracing the trouble be
tween Peru. and Chile
Srror T.. Della Fuente. Peruvian
charEe daffaires, gives the following
outline Of the points which IL is de-
SirrG TO lay before the President Of the
Cni'cc States:
The French consul at 1quioue. who
IS IN charge of Peruvian interests
mere. mas NEVER declared that the
PERUVIAN consul was not put by fore.
aboard ship.
i, The Peruvian consul was expelled
ny a mob. and the naval governor.
Morales, forbade him 10 land again
People. ''''.i
II IS untrue that the Peruvian CON
shiS declared they never eynerienrpd
uihlculues i'll chile. That report was
circulated by the Chilean press. and is
Denied absolutely by III. consuis
=, hostile demonstrat against
feruNians continue, and our ciiiynns
co::StuGehtly are leaving Ta:na and
Nrict 10 avoid persecution. The
nleoiSci'e in Tacna and africa terri,orv
- nc duc 10 Chile. but was established
~ inc treaty of 1888 1t should nave
I'sn l'Esit II! 1891, since which Jim,
itru mas a ne her utmost to cav,
the treaty fulfilled. hut our endc,vnrS
aavc always failed e''orS
y delegation Of Greeks will ne,,,to,
PRESIDENT Wilson TO support Greece.s
ciaim TO Constantinople and SMYRNA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Gn..cd In From, Line..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, December
27.-privatc a. -. Pickett, recently re-
turned from France, is visiting his
nome in Caroline County. near this city.
He IL on 4 n-day fur!ough Mr. Pick
EFT was gasscd with mustard gas while
IN action in France with the famous
Rainbow Division. lie entered the
army September -. 1871 and was sen.
overseas early He was with the
Forty second Division when il re-
ieVcd the marines at Chateau-Thierry,
and was in the front lines at the series
or engagements which broke the Ger
man advance. He was deiuged Win
exploded close 10 him He Mas also
wounded with shrapnel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

;od noNnoN. December 27.-Forty Amer
i nrn ,H1c,Ws,spapGr correspondents who
are visiting London with presIdcn M
Wilson'S party We're entertaincd " u :
i thn Timas to oia by Lord Norihcie at
blythe Newspaper PropriotorsDAssociia ~
ton; Tho principal speeches delivered
At at the ilutneheon, were by Baron Burn.
M 9a,n, i T;naI y; oulahan. OF the New
New York Evening Post: Herbert
Swope, of thc New York World: AL
mtral Sims: commander OF tho Nmerj-
sn navai forces. and Rabbi Stephen S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

Cuban Lenders In Harmony Meeting.
fIy ARsocia tel Presx

HAVANA. December 27.--I.eadcrs Of
the Conservative and I.ibcrtl Dartics
met here to-day and agreed to appoint
joint COMMITTEES TO Immediately begin
work in an effort to harmonize as
quickly as possible their conflicting In
OF views. it is declared. messages are
70 be sent Immediately TO former Pres
Ferrara. former Speaker of the House
OF Representatives, both OF whom arc
now In the United States asking them
TO return at once TO this country TO
form that part of the committee to he
named by the Liberal group.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Is !Nnn,cd Trcn.urcr.

Oh CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA December
27-Judgc a. -. Dabncy. OF the Cor
noraton Court. has appointed Lacy
irvine treasurer Of the city TO succeed
w. G. steele, who died suddenly last
Saturday. Mr.. Irvine was born and
reared at Lexington. Va, where his
iathcr was widely known in his day
az the owner and PROPRIETOR ri M
Irvine Hotel. He was educated In the
public schools of Rockbridgc and al
Washington and Lee University. The
"pp1inlmtht rs Tor the unexpired term
OF Treasurer Steele to September
1911 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Hodges TO Command Camp SEWER
Iny Associnled rresrl

BOSTON. December 27.-Maior-c.,
cr.l Harry j.. Hodges, formerly com
mander OF the Seventy sixth fNew
ing his family here since his recnnt
return from f rance. was notified to-
day OF his appointment 10 command the
twentieth Division at Camp SEWER
Grecnvillc. s. G. He will start for his
new post early In the new ycur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Proclamation Issued

nerman Farmers Associat ion has issued
j. i, po ,,,, lon to tho German peasants.
OF congress Of Farmers Councils ~
AXE care of tho agricultural nonn,a
r ioh v ,hiissrests' on full equality or
and Civil Councils. It's prociamat,n
nnn,ands tull personal liberty and No.
, tu,d.H Tor private property and inj,eri-
tInnucs. me maintenance OF all obIir, :
IONS OF the empire towards the peo6ic
o2peTuhIlE the war loan and the renan !
OF all land preroEatives VIC 'epeui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
stricken III While yI.t,t,

fkEDEElckSBtRG VA, December
-"-Airs. Mary Gotthelp. Of California
came here TO spend Christmas with her
son who is with the marines at Guam
'lcc. she became i'll shortly after hrr
arrival and was taken TO- Inc Nnrr
Warrington Hospital for treatment and
nlcu al that institution. The BODY was
sent 20 her home in California
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

CLEVELAND, OHIO. December ~
In an effort TO check the epidemic OF
murders and scores OF hold-ups and
robberies in the past three months
American Protective League operatives
patrolled the streets Tonight armed
with clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

PuLASkl. VA. December 27.--Aiiss
Pauline Howard n member of tho n,,h'
nc school faculty. and Eldridge Faux
yer; or Pr;ncctOn' W. Va. were mar
ricn FRIDAY night at the Grace Street
Methodist parsonage. B!uefie!d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

a. Nii.pERlCKSBERI. VA, Deccmber
Limo Abel, employed at the rail
roah station AT Quantico, was struck
re was taken 10 the marine b,.o NJ
p.'H, i"r treatment He is a brother
UI MISS VIOLA AboI. Of lhis cilN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Weddings and
Engagements
-i==-.= ===-.====--===-----=-----= -==-=------=
Brief Mention of VIZ
gl1,ia Brides and
Grooms.
cHARLOrTEsy1II.E VA 7,

cHARl.OTTESVILLE. VA, December
?I--R. III. bryan and Miss Mamie
Jones. both OF Nelson County. were
married Wednesday at the parsonage
OF the High Street Baptist Church. The
groom is yardn!aster for the Richmond
and Potomac Railway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
IIARRISONRIrRC;

IlARRlSONBuRG. VA. December 81.
Miss Willie Plaugher. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plaugher. OF the
hawley Springs neighborhood. and Til
den Payne. son of MIR and Mrs J. L.
naync; were married last night by Rev.
L. =. Thomas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

- FEEnEKlcksBURG. VA. December
80, renee Ferry. formerly of this
CitS' now resident OF Wilminpton
e. &C.. ana Miss Albina Mifka. or Prince
NcorRe county. We're united i'm In,rri,,n
yesterday in PETERSBURG. ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
Accepts aIis.I..ipp,C,,,

~ IASkI VA. December o--Rev
~. -. o1oper and family. recently Of
zeal hsEille. Va, arc visiting Mrs.
They Will leave within n few doy. ~ !
nnelhy, Mss, where Rev. Coopcr ha.
accepted a cal! to the Baptis, r,hurch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. December
ZI-"nlter Clifton Estes and Miss
laura l'nciie Lewis were married yes
tcroaH AT the parsonage of the High
street BAPTIST Church by DR.. Henry w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28

CliARl-OTT VA, December
e after Grey Thompson and Miss
Fannie Mildred Bryan. both OF Abe
marie county, WERE married YESTERDAY
IN this city They VIII reside on the
'nr"' OF Inc groom in the county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-28
GENERAL THANKS NEWSPAPERS
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The statement that he looked over
the casualty lists with such care in
creates his thoroughness. He has
sonaiiiies. Just before the party broke
UP he made a short talk, without ris.
ing from his seat, in which he said
ne than ked the newspa per4i of America
Tor their assistance to the army, and
also thansed the correspondents He
men went OF TO chateau up the
khine to spend tho night with his
pa friend and comrade, General Jack
Zines, one OF the most picturesque
characters produced by America I'm this
war: while the correspondents dritted
off into the night
was right about that second help
ing, though. wasn't I?'' demanded Mr.
WOOD, triumphantly. and everybody
mad TO admit that lie was