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Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
EXPECT NEW FLANDERS THRUST
Italians RepuIse Third Attempt Of Aus
TRANS to Regain Monte Como.


TRANS to Regain Monte Como.
Rome, May 20.-A third attempt by
the Austrians to recapture Monte Cor
no has failed, according 10 the official
communication
Nearly three weeks have passed
since the German offensive. begun on
March 81. died down at its final &C
tive point in futile assaults on the
Flanders front Every indication,
however. points to the probability that
this week will witness its renewal.
The Germans attempted vigorous
silent raid on one OF the American
combat groups within strong point
in the Luneville sector Saturday morn
ing. but were badly beaten.
Japan and China have been inform
ed by the allied governments that
they have arranged for entente mill
tary cooperation to meet the dangers
threatening the peace Of the Far East
from German penetration.
In aerial fighting Saturday. twenty
one German airplanes were destroyed
and two disabled by British aviators-
The statement on aerial operations al
so reports continuation of the bombing
OF enemy railway stations. airdromes,
munition dumps and billets. as well As
on the submarine base at Zeebrugge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
Montana.

Butte and Superior for the first
quarter OF 1918 earned Glib a share.
The Davis-Daly Mining Company de
clared a dividend Of so cents a share
payable June 90 TO stock of RECORD
June g.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing Company at Anaconda William
Rockefeller, Nicholas r. Brady and J
Horace Harding, all OF New York
were reelected directors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
Arizona.

The Home Oil Company of Jerome.
less than three months old. is spud-
ding in its Chino valley oil well.
An oil boom has struck Snowflake.
For time the boom was confined 10
the Holbrook vicinity. but now covers
the section from about Holbrook TO
Lake
None short of phenomenal is the in
crease in small mining activities
Throughout, the state. as Indicated by
reports received by the Arizona Chap
ter American Mining Congress from
the various districts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

and advise all ailing women to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and I will guarantee they will
derive great benefit from it"-Mrs.
FRANK FITZGERALD. IS N. 41st Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa
There are thousands Of women every
where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness, backsche,
headaches, and other symptoms of .
functional arrangement. 1t was q
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her to write this letter SO that other
women may benefit from her experience
and find health as she has done.
For suggestions in regard toyour con-
dition write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their
40 years experience is at your service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
BRIEF ARIZONA NOTES.

Eighteen horses we're killed in a fire
at Camp Cory. near Dening
The famous Arizona Blacklist" Law
Prescott reports from the United
Chino Oil 4 Refining Co. are TO the
effect that bubbles of oil are appear
ing at a depth OF 400 feet
The management of the Missouri
Mohave Mining Company have begun
the installation OF its machinery on
the company's property at Cerbat
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
for the year ended Dec. 81. 1917
shows &6l5 earned on stock (Sl0 psrD,
against sac in the previous year.
The Supreme Court has sent the
famous Cunningham Costello mining
case back to the Superior Court OF
Cochise county for further adjudica.
ton
DIR. f. J. Gotthelf has been ap
pointed federal physician at Tucson.
Arizonans won a blue star by more
than doubling their quota for third
Liberty Loan bonds.
John s. Williams, his wife. two
daughters and q son were killed when
a train struck the auto in which they
were riding at a crossing OF Casa
Grande.
Anticipated advance in the price OF
copper has not resulted in the confine
ment Of increased mining activities to
that metal. Silver has benefited
quite as much and possibly more.
Shattuck Arizona Copper Company
for the quarter ended March 81. 1918
showed net income, after all charges
Of $I85.5lS, decrease Of $51O,641 com
pared with the same quarter OF 1917
The Crimson and Crepin strike in
the Papago district, near Tucson, is
more spectacular than ever in the de
velopment of high grade lead and sill
Yer ore than in the wulfinite at first
encountered.
Dos Cabezos and the surrounding
country il making every effort 10 in
creaee the production of metals dur.
ing the war and meeting every re-
quest for time and money that is made
Tor patriotic purposes.
Development work At the mines OF
the Phelps-Dodge people at Tomb
stone continues in q most satisfactory
manner and from all indications the
big manganese ore body Is going to
prove a most massive one.
Harry Crosby. about 30 years OF
age who has been employed for the
past few months at the Gibson Con.
solidated Copper Company mine al
Miami, was killed when he was
caught in cavein while working on
lease for Ben Murphy.
Jesus Gomez, the /20year-old Mexi
can who shot and killed Deputy Sher
III Joe Donaldson at Ray while the
officer was trying to arrest him for
carrying concealed weapons, was cap
tured in Smoratown by Constable Viii
liam Lewis. Lewis. after DELIVERING
his prisoner At the city jail, went "a
Red Cross headquarters and signed
over to the Organization the 81 900 re
ward Offered for Conner arrest-SsOG
By Tie county and 36eo BY the Ray
| Mining Company.
California people are now taking q
interest In the YuDa mine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
FARMERS ARE WORKING HARDER

And using their feet more than ever before
For all these workers the frequent use OF
Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder &c
be shaken into the shoes and sprinkled 10 the
foot-bath, Increases their efficiency and in
sures needed physical comfort. 1t takes the
Friction from the Shoe, freshens the feet,
and prevents tired, aching and blistered feet.
Women everywhere are constant user. Of
Aliens Foot=Esse. Don't get foot sore, get
Aliens Foot=Ease. Sold By dealers every
where, 25c.-Adv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
Wyemin0.

Dakota-Wyoming Oil Company has
shipped rig into the Bates Hole oil
field
The Byron gas field in Wyoming
the biggest gas field in the state. Ia
going through some interesting devel
opments.
Kansas-Colorado OIL Company If
movieg q rig on its property IN sec
lions II and 10. r. %. \. %. about siz
miles northwest Of Thermopolis, and
will bsgin drilling q once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
Submit Irish Question to NeutraIs.

Observation-Disclosures are being in
vited in Ireland to a proposal that the
Irish question be submitted for adju-
dication to a competent International
tribunal. says a dispatch to the Times
from Dublin. Such a tribunal. ADDS
the Dispatch. might consist, for exam
pie, Of the United States and the neu-
tral powers Of Europe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

Boulder, Colo.-Tungsten concen-
trates. 60 per cent. s2o.00Q 22.5o per
unit, Crude ores. GO per cent. s22.e"di
$500: 25 per cent, sl2.00Q 1880: 10
per cent, ?4OM Zee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
A Literal Translation.

Ny brother while home from Camp
Grant told This incident that happened
recently in the camp. Two of the boy,
In his company We're placed in the
guardliouS. one morning and we're
SURPRISED, to see each other.
on. said. We'll. Mac. what you in
here for:''
why. lin in here on account of my
furIong"
You don't mean furlong: You mean
fnrlOugh."
NO. don't: went too fur and
stayed too long."-Exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

London. May 20.-The village Of
ville-Sur-Ancre. north Of Morlancourt.
was recaptured by the British, the
Australian troops making . successful
raid, in which they took 800 prisoners
and twenty machine guns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
SEIZE 500 IN sINN FEM PLOT.
Most Of Chief conspirators Taken Into
Custody

London.-Five hundred Sim Feiners
were arrested at various towns in Ire
land May is. according to Dublin dis
patch. Prof. Edward De Valera, presi
dent Of the Sim Feins; Arthur Grit
fifth. founder OF the Sim Fem; Count
ess Markievicz, DIR. Dillon and William
Cocgrave. Sim Fem member Of Par
lament for Kilkenny, were arrested.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

washington-June has been fixed
N the date for registration Of youths
who have attained q years since the
first army dsaft registratioa June 5
last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
FOREIGN

sru NJ IN
u.,.,,., ,;.,,,., saws thu
,,a,i,, q,
,arr,,or .,on. ,sa nord.r q, rin,and
,,
An oraei 'o' .ne u.noD '',,sNso =,
~ o,,,,,a, c..,,. a, I.s,y nj,
NJ. "a
- e..
-, =
L., c.o parox sa,o,,, s,,,.
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Two OF me "erhhah iohe Instance
go :.
80 -, o. -, ~ -
rHe pfohe out III inc ooiler room Oh
lhe J. 'ouehiih q sons snip Haras'
vancouver o. - ana diu damage esti-
IN. -,
-" pa''ieship va w
euoeu ps ''aiian nav al 'oio's III ron"
na' ooi' " was oi'I'ia'is "hHouhoeu III
r.ohie- lhe pat'ieship was OF the
'n'ous ohi'iS type -"o'o'oh 'esseis
Rostov-on-Don, the largest city in
me poh 'ossach terri'oiE' was recap
'uIeu May !" bH IN" RUSSIAN soviet
troops, VINO drove out the "erhahs-
ne 'erhiahs' VINO held hos'o' iof
ohi! uas' retrtateu-
| Great Britain is prepared TO con
slider proposals from the enemy. pro.
vided they are put forward by &C
credited persons in straightforward
manner. Foreign Secretary Balfour de
eiared in the House OF Commons
e, ,alh l. oa!iies Oh 'he o.ofh
eseauii'ie mas oroukn' uo"n announcer
"h in"'niii'' 'he .sh'h 10 NE
| -,
-
:" an 'ie''
! Dispatches received al Zurich IRON
vienna say mat while the herman
parties express great Satisfaction over
w" " 'i'
anu NV ou'h nave ue'i"ieD
''oi W iiIoH'
',.t..u opp''''''" " INV al i'a ''e
! In wireless message TO Ambassa-
cor Joiie at Berlin the Russian Tor.
eigh minister. ii. I'hitcherln, lnstructs
the AMBASSADOR 10 Try 10 OBTAIN from
Berlin cessation OF every KIND OF nos
uhly Inc a,spa,en aaas: oap.utes
state n, neace with Germany ana are
rausing great unrest amony Tho MACS.
es Of our population"
cpopn
sing ~ 10 od''i. IN mn" "uh' soi'o
Iass Willard world be.yvu.i,b,
cb.mn;or npy;lis, hos Give, ~, ~.
Cbicago NOM ana s,or,od hr ,no,o-
for his farm near Lawrence. Kan
where he said he intends to spend the
rest of his life.
Miss ra..v DI.a,s ,,,,;,;-, OF nj;
women's free style swimming record.
and Miss Minna Wylie, world cham
pion breast stroke swimmer, sailed for
the United States. according 10 ca
Bile received at San Francisco from
sydney, \. ;. w. A tour has been ar
ranged extending from the Pacific to
\ the Atlantic coast. during which the
"n e"'s IN me- 'ne os' VI
-.,-
U1N1nAh
! ING nhifu Lioer's Loan eAeeeoeo
UNIV"
rive 'housaho 'eaihs'eis anu uues
u" no.'
.nnroy;m.,a .dvanc =. =. -, j.
VASES
germany VIII oesnh 10 orai' oo's "
10 'h'o '"e army >" oe'ooei' aeeoi"
ins u inv Ahs'e'udh ieiesraa'e.
War TO the DEATH demanded for
ner President Taft in his keynote
speech at the opening session OF the
~in-the-war convention OF the League
l 10 Enforce Peace PhIl1delnbl2
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
Skin Tortured
Babies Sleep
After Cuticura

They will be the richest at the end
of this war who have given the most
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

Moscow, May 20-Musselmans and
Bolshevik forces are engaged in a
deadly conflict at Baku, on the Cas-
plan sea. According to dispatches to
the Moscow newspapers, 1000 persons
have been killed and 1000 wounded.
Various parts OF the town. including
entire streets and the Persian bazaar.
are urning.
Turkish regulars and Kurds. ad-
vancing in Persia, have occupied Soul
bulak and Ushnu. south of Lake Ur.
mia. according to newspaper dispatch
es from Tiflis.
A dispatch from Tabriz says that the
Turks objective is Enzeli. which will
become the central base from which
the British will be menaced in Meso-
potamia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

I.ondon.-Ba silver. 4s!sd per
ounce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

Mistakes are opportunities for learn
ing.-Emerson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

St. Louis. Mo- Spelter, $3.50.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26
.BAkU F|REQ,2,00o DEAD
Finland Gulf, Thirty Miles North
west Of Petrograd.

Petrograd. May 20.-German troops
have occupied Bjorko. an island in the
Gulf OF Finland south of Viborg. and
thirty miles northwest OF Petrograd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-26

New York.-Lead. s7.oOq7l2ia.
Copper, S23.12h.
Bar silver. e?kc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
SEMIFlNALS TO MISS GOSS
VIII Meet Miss MoIIa Biurstcdt To-day
In iinais OF Woman's Invitation
Tennis TOURNEY.

NEW YORK February s-M;ss
Eleanor GoS@ came out Victorious In
the semi finals OF the woaan'3 invita-
ton tennis tournament At tho Heights
Casino today. She defeated MISC
Florence Bailin in Two sets. 60 SO.
Mis-. G"ss will! play Mise Molla Blur
stcdt. the champion. Tomorrow. Miss
Rjursted; won her match to-day dc:,a at
ing Mrs. i. {. Mills. Cd G.
Miss Bjuretcdt and Mrs !. NoEE" the
Two Norwegian women playing IN m.
scmi-nnals of tho doubles. again scored
victory beating Mrs. dawson l.. Wood
aud Miss Goss. Miss Marie Wagner.
rUnncT-up a. last ycar'e tournament at
Philadelphia. vino dropped out OF the
single matches, playing with Mrs. y. G.
Mills. defeated Mrs. Edward Ebcrhardt
and Mrs. W. Frltchard, G-l, g.
only two more matches viii be play
ed tomorrow when tho two Norwegian
women VIII meet Miss Wagner and Mrs
Mills in the doubles. and Miss Mo!la
BJurstcdt Will NEE, Miss Goss.
throughout the whole tournamcn.
tn" unconqucrcd champion has played
with the same mcttlc and punch tha,
startled the tennis world for the rast
iour Ecars and left her stili the undc-
i"ated champion OF the net Spor, Miss
G"sS has displayed a very remarkable
game ana is probably ono OF the mos,
tormidab!c opponents which the cham.
pion has mot since coming 10 this couu-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS
"'Thc White Slnyc.-

Rags are royal raIrrcYt when
worn for virtues sake Is one .: the
telling lines delivered By Lisa. In The
White Slave" new production Of
which Will be seen a. the Academy
Monday and Wednesday, with a mat
inec both days. next week Hartley
campbell, tho author Of this power
III! drama. knew tho masses probably
better than any playwright of his tim.
ana in writing this line Tor appla use
ne made no mistake. for il is always
received with enthusiasm. Comic pa.
perS OF that day made sport Of tho
Inc and used 4 in dcriSion. Finally /.
was adopted as Il standard quotation
-! English FOR school-room Copyhooks
and II has been printed In every Ian
ruiGc because of tho impressive moral
IT sets forth. 1t * also tac Inscrip.
ton cut deep in the granite shaft tina:
marks Nj. Cam pbcli's resting place in
-; Mary's Cemetery. in Pittsburgh.
That this line, written thirty-ivc years
ago, vii; live. is evident in tho fact
mat IL was quoted in a speech at TN.
annual dinner OF the Ciridiron Club. i'm
WIZARDS Hotel in Washington. no later
than last spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Indians Will Play
~" Quint Tonight

When tho =. NJ. G. =. quintet meets
the William mud Mnry Ave mt the
~" gymnasium Tonight at S;tS
o'clock. one Of the spccdIcst aud
most hnrd-fouEht contests OF the
local scason In expected. Local fol-
lowers of the Ennc have unaffected
the greatest Interest In tho schcd-
uicd battle, and there probably will
he rccord-brcnkInR crowd Oh hand
10 witness the play.
The "f" team will he the regular
hre that has been playing together
during the recent weeks with such
slEnal success, md II IL expected TO
he in tho best form yet shown. rho
tcnm-plny has been improved con-
siderably lately. md the individual.
nlno have been showing up TO much
better advantage. Levin md Wood
ward Will be Mt forwards, Waller
atein ut center and EhniiE, Becknor
and Frnuck will be the Eunrds.
Before tho Christmas holidays the
Indians gave the local guint the
hnrdcst brittle they have Ind this
scnson. md, with the experience 0f
number of games since then md
marked Improvement In the work OF
the various players as well ns their
team play. the Williamsburg nESr~-
cation will appear here with prob
ably better chanccs OF victory thnn
my recent opponents OF the "I"
nre. The Indian line-up will he
picked from H.urry and Herman,
forwnrds' Stevens md Close. crn-
tern. md Map, BoEarth and brooks,
Guards.
Prior to the stnrt or their Enme
the second "Y" team Will meet
another or the local quiutetn, prob
ably the McGiii Catholic Union i've
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
HAVANA RESULTS

pun M: S, 10 %, Is aal out. von
Aluh.opiaN. ~ tSHIithp " to !. even and
!. to second: HERMAN. iHc NC"!iin,-. - >
:" ana % {. third Time" !:iS -. Cnsh
W. ruta r",arcs. Sol Mintl and Molly
,secoga rso.-siN :urlonss ShcAdy, 70.
/ to second Han!; r;ill iG7 o. pi'zi.
= 1" J. 10 J and even. third. Time. Ia 20
HIGHWAY. ~ hudson. Catherine Turner
rurrl" and Gold Miss Barnharho:. Rcau-
mons Lady aud Ealm Leaf ais" ran.
THIRD r'""-Six furlUnGs- FunCt!0nna ire
no 'iuinnhri"sl. - :. even AMI ia .
won Eddi" Kcarv III "rani,nI. 8 90 s. 10
Is to /. . 10 , and TO u third. Tirnc. IN
Iuzu, Donald Mcdonald, %ow Then. King
Box. Tw!nki" Toes. rau! Gaines and DuI.
also ran.
r9ursn racc- ny.s.- a.t half furlonrs-
and :" :: wen; Curlcu". ,ot tTarlinD )
I" I" /" anh / to-: .connd James G..
q jSmithl. \ - !. to and : =" Z. ,h,r ri.
Tim" - ~ Beverly james. I.:2Hi. EH;a-
bond Son Ion aud Dewitt! also ran.
fitth ran"-'v' and half frrioug.-
E@lian' ri"w'-, los 'rauiiu, . ." - :.
s ~ =, Won: J." lam ~ ~ ~ ~;
mr., Tim. ioSi Marie Mirror I',jI,;;
Carricou.. None Surh Mouustone PauIson
dnl Ep'Furrt also ran.
sixth Tacc-on" iuilc-Flar". TO- fBslD.
5 "a :: "v'n md TO .. won: Cirn.smerc. io6
pa Acton. ." ,bnlmanb - . ov"n ne
Mrrci.town ~ Roy .rh"mas usrc. Ca ar,
Jacket an. Gdup also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Lady Eileen. III dyke! 70 i: to aud
70 :; To- mrs, Lady small 100 lwn,r, { 10
l10,b"-n, Is {" l. $ i" ana To- 'r''t thir I'd
t1.i ,,n: 10 -. Lass4rd, Sabrc,ayi. Lady
second race--.hree- fourths ,niIe-Pc,rov-
nr.,: hussy Alice. lis dyke. so 10 - .; .;
ana cvcn. second: Ina Kay los ,San1IcI
II.,3;o :. s cen and TO third, lime
bloon,, MeH. Gncle Nun. D!ensro, cp men,
W. and Fred r also ran. ophe''"
Third race--three tcur.hs mIle-.vohn Jr.
hrs,; Murphy. Iic ,sandct. 4" 10 10 3
az" 70 i il second: Gordon Russell. 2o
sen. Uncle Hart and Arch Plotier also ran
Fourth race--onc niIle-Wuodward Ioi
oki Xn"i ios t'%%,ii,a t? aId out, ,rs!: Man
T. second: mRrasmus. !c3 tTr.i,ep to /
" I" 70 !. third. Time. i:ao Is As
Sum r.tt,i and Maud Bacon also ran
II fascT iio7 t n !" ana TO- , ,o
s ,ni-;., 20 s.e"na: Biiiy Ncs,.h"uSe ie7
Tirre. 1870 80. ST, Jude Mistress Ron
Garonrr. Bnmhast and Amali.tic also ~
,SiNih race-inil: and a six,ecnth--oboius
Harvest King. ia G.ouderl. II /" : to
! and 70 l.. second: .Buduciser. iii ,Rmx.
IT1in m. =" J., T." and 20 :, thiri
Rel Boy. Intrieucr. cora Lane M!s;;c FoUv
anG Is"hy Lynch also ran
=, SrHenth r@T,--In,l" and seventy yards
!" AMI 10 .: first: Andes 100 RoRh.n,
i ,nra o' rGr"yi' to 10 and 70 ;
W"yanoke. Waco Roy. II!ckorynut A,tor
hcy MCr' Ha"'ena and Lack Rose also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

mill shaker. and there was mono
large enough FOR Inc 70 stretch out
in.
Then there were pictures I. be taken,
and the story to De told over and over
again. and much criticism OF the Ger
mans and their enterprises III the East
ern and Western oceans and all The
others. and then. a. last, welcome
enough for ", the start OF the voyage
back 10 Sal Francisco
There's only one regret IN my mem
cry Of Page paGo. The clothes We had
worn III tho boat we're stin from brine,
;h"y were lihc boards, thanks TO the
suns baking, and pitched the bundle
Of ,hcm, as soon as they had given
me others, overheard into the harbor-
and with them little book in which
was the log of ;le ten days from the
atoll to Tutuila. Hardly had ! slunG
the duds away than regretted il, and
would have bccu glad OF the chance
TO dive for them. and even 70 put them
on again. sticky from the sal; spray
as they werc-you could put them
down and they would stand alone. so
sim had they become. But the little
log is gone for good and all.
Just what relief was sent 10 the
ato!l wc didn't learn at Page pago,
though by tho tim. we reached Homo
lulu, 10 board the Sierra for san Fran
cisco, heard it had been arranged,
with wircicSsinS 10 Washington and
other places, to have the French gov
.rnmcnt send u relief ship from Tahiti.
fapcetr being the nearest port and
the home port OF some OF the cast
aways, and in the line OF traffic.
Ncry likely some Of them will turn
un here before long. perhaps before
this j. printed.
SO the Shade is stricken OF the regis
ter. and tho Sccadlcr, too. thanks to
bad anchorage and other things. Won
i.uCkn"r is prisoner, and We can
hope. anyhow. that Killing and his men
arc out OF the possibility of harm.
Aud here | am, none the worse FOR
wear, and ready 10 put 10 sea again.
but not a. all wishful ot another spell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
CLASSIFICATION NO BAR
TO CALL BY PRESIDENT
Senate Military COMMITTEES Favor.
ably REPORTS Bill Authorizing
Summons OF Skilled Experts.
BASIS FOR QUOTAS CHANGED
Men Must Register as They Become
Twcnty.Onc, According To Bill.
Officers May Secure Equipment
From Quartcrnlastcr at Cost.
IBy Assoriated rrcss.l


wASiItNGTON, February s.---h IA
bill amending the sclcctivo draft law
to require registration OF men as they
reach twcnty-ouc years. and basins
quotas OH the number Of men in class !.
unanimously ordered to-day By tho
Senate Military Committee.
Tho proposal 10 exempt men AZ they
reach thirty-onc Years If they havo
not been drafted, which Was opposed
by Provost Marshal-GcncraI Crowdcr.
MAS not included in the biz.
An amendment. proposed by Senator
New, Of Indiana. To require registration
Of youths nineteen years and over. also
was rejected.
Another bill unanimously reported
WAS that b. Senator Jones. of Wash
inEton. providing tina, army officers
may get their uniforms and equipment,
at cost from the general.
instead OF heing required 70 buy from
private dealers, who arc charged with
prottccring.
Other bills !avorably reported pro-
Vide for payment OF six months pay to
widows. children or dependents Of en-
listed men dying from wounds or dis.
ease; rcorgan!>ius the army nurse
corps; increasing bug!cys' pay. for re.
endorsement to those IN the military
establishment OF personal property In
jurcd or destroyed tn tic service.
Another bill favornbly reported. which
affects the draft. would authorize tho
President IN any cmcrccnc: 10 call into
immediate military service skilled e1.
perts IN industry or Agriculture. rc-
Gardicss OF classification. residence or
quota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
New ori~uns Saturday Entries.

First rhc---i|"0. claim. thrrc-ycar olds
arg up 'iN inri"mgS- ia chclog4 Hlcmd, ia:
,,1h"innnE III; SANDY Lad. 49, 'ron;c
Snrhing. i"i: 'korihaGc. Jog: r.trograd
-. onwa. rs; Sister Snsic. los. AwohiHo'
second rac"--!5oo claiming. four-ve,r
ola. "nd ~, rniic and "a sixteeniihH. ~ erps, :
~ a.. tiN; Bah Gal. III. Erin. III: Juvenile.
~: H.u" Thistle. li6: Bookcr nil. iii:
Nild THYME. 100: Bob Dundou 100; Dat d.
Nnrin. u: Sea i'rchiu. III; Zr,ctic, loo
,nnSm": 100 Ais" eligible: Miss Water,
~ Twenty cxclndciD
Third racc--STO". tobocran bnndicon
'nrcf %'ar-"ds and up. six yurionrs-IsasiI
~ lu"nn"an BRADY. 100 Top a the Morn,
~ ~ '"hMicr HiaHt. as. Jock Scot. III:
r"urth race 100 added. Martin Bchr-
l4an hand.Sap, claiming. Two uilcs--Thanks-
;L!ns ,ii3: ri,. los; Jack Reeves. ITO:
Ti,, h"rS, T.. Arlington entry.
iG. i In nn. On" ,IGnil,c-Ioksy, 100 Basss
rhHd% ltol'srt. ios: Iuford. loi: Warsaw
!h'. Assume. lOS. - " $500
sixth race--,soo claiming. thr...year.old.
III ~ n,ile-Ford"n Russell. ia: 'Turco
seventh race $500 Claiming ihrcevcor.
",rN cCmh ~. mite and a si>tccnth-Boa-i
III. I'H niFd III: ,inicSwiuthc los: LII.
I...ue - - '@s LIZ" Re- iis:. Justice Coo.
l""; Greet Dolly. roe Also clicihie: Ninx.
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