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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-04-18

There are now four times as many
vessels in naval service as year ago.
The estimated pay Of officers and men
in the navy for the first year Of war
was $125, ,OOO, 900.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-04-18

The annual pay Of the army now ex.
ceeds $500, 90 900.
The Washington times., 1918-05-26
PERSONAL

FOUNDED ON KNOWLEDGE
OF THE SCALP AND ITS TREATMENT
KING HAIR TONIC
Or Frett's wonderful discovery. made
while practicinE his profession IN Ireland. rs-
moves dandruh and stops falling hair. In
dorsed by your druggist. AZ department and
drug stores. 30 cents the bottle. my2s-eyGu
The Washington times., 1918-05-26
FACTS
ARE STUBBORN THINGS
TO CONTEND WITH

A Representative OF the advsr-
ttsinE staff OF a well known pa
Pc. having read with consider
able interest the seemingly ex-
travN8tnt claim made bv Prof.
Richard Foss that he could grow
hair on bald heads. decided to in
teryiew the Professor.
The result was 10 convince the
newspaper man that the method
used bv Prof Foss had ac-
compiished the seemingly i'm
possible.
The Professor was found in his
splendldlv furnished parIors on
New York Ave. and readily
agreed to talk. Personally he Is
a living example OF his theory.
having a. magnificent head OF
hair himself.
In answer to the doubling uues-
tions put to him. the Professor
said in substance:
NV dear sir. the questions
you have put to me are by no
means unccmmOn-I hear them
every day. my invariable an
swer is the same am going to
make to you. 'Emphatically 1
can and do grow hair on bald
heads Ny method is the result
OF wears OF study OF the causes
that lead to badness. This re-
search has been conducted in all
parts OF the world.
NV native country Is, as you
may have guessed. France. but
II was in the orient that I made
the discovery OF the remarkable
tonic I call Lillian the name by
the way has a romantic origin.
but that Is another story.
The action Of this tonic is not
a haphazard one. It works direct
Iy upon the hair cells and
vttalizes them. The skin Ct the
scalp quickly assumes a healthy
condition after only q few treat
ments.
"Of course my method of ap-
plication and supplemental mas
sage is an important factor.
That nv treatment Is q suo-
cess is testified TO by many local
WashinEtonians. such As Mr.. F.
A. Anderson. eos K ST. n. w:
Mrs. G. H. Young. 1854 Penn.
ave: Mr. Billy Lynn. Juveline Of
Polls Theater. and many others"
The Professor showed several
letters from the above. and also
from people in other cities. but
Intimatsd that he was willing to
back his claim on local tssti-
mony.
Taken all IN all there seems to
be strong facts upon which TO
base the claims made for his
method. At least It would seem
TO be wise for those suffering
with anv kinS OF scalp trouble TO
visit the rarlors OF
The Washington times., 1918-05-26
FLORIDA AVE. n. W

320-One furnished second
story front room, convenient
to car lines; suitable for two
gentlemen. 26
The Washington times., 1918-05-26
1917 STUDEBAKER
TOURING CAR
Owner Leaving City

SEVEN GOOD CONDITION.:
Run ONLY 500 MILES. EXTRA TIRES.
FULL EQUIPMENT. PRICE, 40. BOX
$50. TINES OFFICE. Is
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
@nt% nbncfhhrt. 81

Gut obgefiibrt. 6ron
Meier: n@ie? Oh bait mir bic
otpei 0ubcno anopfe nidt mitge'
bra6t2 @arum oenn nift9 8as
- ben @uIterfnopf oerIoren?! SD
ioute nrr einmoI 10 mas tim uno
irgenopie Die geringite Na6ldifig.
felt mir 5uifuIoen fontmen loIienl
@ie baIt gu oenn Oen &nopf per'
loren = be?"
SEER @cier: .@obrideinIid ia.
be i9 ibn bier in Die Saide &c.
Itedt, rn0 oo lit er Ourd oas God
geruti6t, oos Oh mir idon ieit
@o6en ie0en Sl6cnO 5und6en
tpiuit."
g d Iau. @emeinOeooritono
Mo5I: r@ie fongit gu es MIR im-
mer an, ooB Cir bel Geinen 8auerfI
oues Our9eebt?"
@emein6eoorItano @oitG: 0Sa.
tpeiBt', i6 bring meme 9Iutrdg' im'
mer i'm @irtS6als beim anooeIci'
fen elm, unO renn i6 Damn rag:
.Monner, per bat mas Ongegen?"
= NADIA mo9t' i'd Oeu ieb'n, Der
in Dem Moment ~nein" ia5'n fann!"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

@i6erIegt. Sunee 6rou:
u0os &e5ept 5u Oieiem @epibte ba-
be ih in einem alten &o66u6 &c,
iunoen, lieber Sans!"
@atte: Limb ou reoet man I'M.
mer BON ser gltten alien Seit!"
= Ser @run0. 81: "8arum
ipri6t oenn SIR 2ebrling INNER
eur9 oie Naie2
s.: @eil Ser aerl gu fauG lit, oaS
Manl a%uf5utun!
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

@i6tige 8eurfun-
g. 8eiu6er Tim Semperen6ler'
pereinD: n@as lit Ocnn oaS fit elm
eineerobmtes Sdriitltiid, oaS oa an
Ser @ano bangt?"
@itglieo: oSSa, miiien Sic, nnier
8orlitenoer bat cine iebr auffaaenoe
rote Scale, uno oas lit Oos dr5tlide
gltteIt ooriiber, oaB lie erfroren it'll
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Gin 90 uiiffenmer. @obl

Gin @uiiffenner. Wasl
un6 @irgl beiu9en Elm &iinltlerfon-
3ert. 0a Nabl iebr flein lit, fonm
er binter oen &iiden Der SorIte1en-
oen oen aiinitler nidt ieben. @ls
oieIer, elm GeIilt, eben elm lfmel-
senoes 9[oagio ipielt uno aaeS
otemEos laui6t, fragt Ntabl lalrt:
y0u, @irgl, geigt'r o0er blooIt'r2"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
n a. 9Ipothes
IS inmeib1ino a.

ginpeibung. = Mpotbes
fer gum neuen 2ebrlinO: No.. uno
bies 1T aqua beitillatn" (beitilliertes
@a{ier). 0os geben mir ben Paz
tienten in gang Oerapeifelten 5dllen
= penn mir ndmli9 elm &eoept abs
folut ni4t leIen tDnnen!"
S9le6t ausgefiibrt t.
&entier (beim 86otoerapben): n8a5
@ilo gefdat mir nidt, -. 60 iebe i6
e 9an5e Miuion armer aus!"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

.0oS @etter 10 giinltig wie nur
mogIi6, oos MngeIgerdt auf Dem
@ipfel Ser electromagnetic, oaS
@aiIer mimmeInO bon Sil6en, mel
ne angelfunIt ii6er ieoen 3weifel
er6aben = uno Iie 6eiBen oo6 ni6tl
Ob etpa ouG unter BEN &egenmiir'
mern cine Degeneration eingetreten
iIt?"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
: @ti6boItiaer @rnnO.

- StI0 D4ltt9er y.
nSerr &e6tsonmolt, i6 bin i'm
borigen Sabre pegen 3e6preueret
perurteilt poroen; iG mofte aber
iebt Die 8ieoeroufnobme oes De-
ri9tsoerfabrens beantragen."
Limb pie poIen Sic oieIe be.
oriinoen."
n@s bonoeIte fidj romoIs nm elm
&oaitbeef, oos id I'M &riigeriden
&eltauront beIteQt bate; iebt bat
fi6 berousgeitelt, 6oB Der aerl Jet.
men @dIten felt Sobren &OBfleii6
borgeiebt bot"
: @eim 961d6ter. Srdu-
Iein: sit 6os Ser3 aud frii12"
@eieIe: 49,, ia, Oas liebt formli6
no9!"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

9rattii6. @oIt: ugrin-
gen sic mir bier gefodte @ier. :.
coer orei, oas geniigt audi"
@irtin: SEA, nebmen Sic nltr
bier; i6 fam Sbnen ia gang fleine
ausiu6sn!"
= TroftIofe @egen6. Bier
oimpf QieID: n8met 0rittel Der CT
Sc Iino nit @oiier beocdt. .aba
oos lit Die @egenO, Die man ge'
p0bnliG N~SSammertal" nennt!"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

= Seine @einung. ST.
einem pfdl8ii6en 9orfe iteate Der
2ebrer Die 8rnge: n@aS lit Ncbel?"
un0 bemiibte iid), oicieS 8ort reGt
forreft ous5uipre6en. Solgenoe
glntmort mar Iein 2obn: ngeebel
QtdbeD Tenn 0e 6ede 9nepp, mo- De
fleene @ube uf De 9Gu9 ban."
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

@o0ern. @itpe (oGs Die
SoGter einen @erebrer bat, oieieIbe
ober fir i'm gar ni6t i6marmt):
Sea, 10 einen biibi6en iungen Nann
tonnen mir bod, menn er Inn bid
onboIten miro, nidt laufen loIien,
tpenn ou i'm nidt uimmit, nebme
iG i'm!
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

I'm pie sic SGcnteImdnncr fort
mare, bat ie 9ciagt lett iout i'd
MIR tebriuu iciu I'm feia BON meine
~beril6mte giclSitrcid Made.
@omit idl uer6leine
Sine S5rn liemer
&biIipp Soueramper r.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
80 ooerne gerteio

Mo6erne @erteioi.
No.. Meine Serrenl 8enn
oie Summe bon Sdlaubeit nno
G6arfiinn, oie mein Silent BET @e.
gebung oes Ginbru6s on oen Sag
gelegt, redt in @rmdgung 5ieben,
iperoen Sic sic Sat alS einen
Sriumpb meni1lider Snteatgen5
cher beipuuoerm ols pernrteilen
miilicn!"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

= Cine @ertrouensper.
ION. @eIu6: ~Sbr tut ia beut' ale
10 ge6eimnisoon! @as lit oenn los
BEL @u6?"
G6lddtersi0bnden: n8ir boben
einen nelten @eieuen gum 8urlt-
MAIDEN 'friegt. :. unO Ser miro lett
rerei0igt!"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Well, Dle i'd Die
2i33ie, mas meme
is, ben perres
in ben Pebs
per ge5eigt ben, no
ib brin als 4ouns
Selmnnn gemenz
fin, oa fat
Ie boob bic 4uge
aufgerife. SSG5 ben
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

= 0ratif9 If. No.. unTerm
Sreunb Miiller i3eint es ia INNER
better gu geben! -. 5riber ging er
berum, ols Of INN bic 9iibner $
8rot gefrefien bdtten, unb ieBt tut
sr f4on, als ob er bic Siibner ireiien
f0nntei"
= gu biIIig. @rot Gals ibm
Der &eIner &opfiolat gum 8roten
empfieblt): v@oren Sic mir oltf
nit &opfinIot, Der lit iebt i6on bel
81 biaig, ols bob er einem idntef-
fen f0nntel"
8eridtieung. sd ee-
Re es nun auf, weiter I'M Sbre
2iebe 81 merben, ~gn1oiges 6rdlt-
lein, na66em i6 es auf oue arten
bergeblid beriudJt babe"
nGuf ale llnarten = iagen Sic
Iieber!"
Ser @itteIpeg. Cine
gllte beirate i6 nidt, cine Sunge
traue id mid ni6t 81 beiraten; id)
Dable olio Ben 9olOenen Mittelmeg
uno blei6e IeOig."
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Gle: nGie teure @oie bait 9u
Seri6logen2 Mein beitcs Stiid, mein
gon5er Stol5 lit binl Sea, ooS Iage
i6 Cir: id Ioiie Dir feline &ube,
bit gu oos 8enoant oa5u 6erbeige'
i6afft baltl"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Scr orme Monn - Orei Sage
lit err nun i6on unlnterbroden ouf
oen 9einert, I'M sic p%oIienOe goic
auf5utreiben. Sest gebe id gum
Gambler uno %berfouie oie anOere,
oamit enolid mieoer &ube unO
Srieoen einfebrt."
@onn (om Slbeno 0es Oritten
Cages eIiiditrabIeno ins 9immcr
ftiir3eno): n6reue Sid, NureIie, id
babe oas @enoont 9efunOen; aber
inter rs &ronen mollte es ser Sill
berItein portout nidt berge6en."
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

SeIbferfenntnis. =
9antbippe (in Der boditen 8nt 5i
ibrem Mann): 3D., Du! Dir 0onne
i9 midi"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Ofrmrr 5d)reibehriFf NEs
3btltpp ~5aMsramptrr.
20.

1lein lie6sr 9err ReOattioudr!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
n.gin Hearing. ON Land Deal.

.IV1N'.I'T ~. w. DeCcin BET
posed Of j.: r. Preston. attorney, OF
Charlotte. y. G.. chairman; Commander
SuEent and NJ. Martin. Of the legal
stan or the department.. began Its ses-
sion at Ruantico for the purpose Of
arriving at the compensation TO he pa ID
land owners there for property taken
by presidential proclamation for a per
manent marine camp. The largest
claimants are the Quantico Company
ana Dr. hutchinson. OF Fairfax. Sew
eral FREDERICKSBURG parties are in
tcrested. Lawyers attending from this
CITY representing various interests are
6. OConnor Goolrick. 6. 3. Wallace,
r. NJ. Chichester and w ". Butz-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Mow DeiUer Wood
to All Purchasers
State Council Of Defense
Announces Difficulty
Has Been Overcome.

Nine dollar wood promised by the
Virginia Council OF Defense to Rich
mond consumers is now being received
In sufficient quantities to make the
deiS promising.
At the Office OF ,ne council il was
said yesterday that the delay in serv-
ing local consumers had been annoy
ing TO both parties, the council and
those who had placed their orders but
that a number of unsatisfactory con-
ditions had been encountered, the chief
one being the difficulty OF securing
good deliveries between the point OF
now appears to be settled, and the cars
are moving on schedule.
-Four cars are now being loadc cd
daily. and il the demand for the wool!
Increases additional equipment will he
ments. The office has not been en-
couraEing orders from those who have
needed immediate service. deliveries
now being promised only for a week or
that condition will he removed as soon
as the back orders are filled. and II is
believed that Within ten days all or
ders can be booked fog delivery the
following day.
In addition TO the Seven Pines source
wood can be secured in fair quantity
for immediate delivery from another
point, and II there is an unexpectedly
large demand second operation can
be undertaken at Seven Pines. The
il was said. under the worry OF the
delay. and only thirteen orders have
been Cancelled. Othe.s who complained
were satisfied when the explanation
who did complain are now in possession
Of their fuel.
Look ut "SnrciaIs At tho stores"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

TINVHHCIsT. w, Deccmber H.
Mrs. Potter. wife Of Allen b. Potter
who Is stationed IN the naval air ser
vice Al Norchcad City. " G.. was
taken from train No. l5 on the Norfolk
Ing and removed 70 the Lynchbury
Hospital. Her condition this afternoon
was such that she will be able short
y 70 leave. When taken from the train
Policeman Hodges teleEraphed Mr.
Potter of his wifc's illness, and this
morning he wired the police ''uepart-
mcnt 10 notify his wife that he would
reach l.ynchhure by the first train
from Morchead city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Entire Family 7, S,rIrL.,

UNNN II.I.f, Va, DeCcmbcr l4--R q :
land Taylor. aged eight, and jamie
Taylor aged five. both OF them being
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tay-
Tor, OF Stokes street died vesterds :.
a. the family residence. The two chill.
rren We're victims Of pneumonia that
followed an attack OF influenza To
make the double death more distress
ing. the father. mother and grand
mother OF the dead are seriously III
with the Iualady -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

tobcr. The War Department recently
notified his mother, Mrs. w. c. Ala
ton. and day or two later she
received a letter OF coincidence from
the Governor Of Virginia. \ week
later letter came from the soldier,
saying he had been wounded. but was
improving. VIII lie yesterday another re-
assuring letter was received by his
OF hnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
nrIti.h nuylng Annlc.

"lNCHESTER, VA, December IL
ABOUT 1900 barrels OF No York
imperial apples changed hands here
to-day. w. S. Illicit selling 5000 bar
refs and Melvin Green disposing Of
1000 barrels. all in cold storage at
Se.ep per barrel All apples now In
storage are advancing in price almost
daily. Exporters in New York and
fancy Virginia fruit for the British
markets. Many thousands Of barrels
OF No. grade apples are In the local
coid storage plants, and. according to
present Indications. they VIII brinr
record break Ing prices in = short time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
ReorEnnIxc Fnrm Ilurenu

WINCHESTEIk. VA. December IL
Through the efforts of a number OF
the leading farmers, stock raisers and
fruit growers. the Frederick County
Farm Bureau. which was discontinued
about Tour years ago account OF
lack OF funds. has been re-establishcd
with Professor G. T.. koontz. a for,ne.
director: in charge. Half OF the nee
eSSary funds have been guaranteed bv
local individuals, and the other half
VIII be donated by the Federal ard
state govcrnmcnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Fought In Several I,nttIe.

BRISTOL VA. December l4-Fred
SalSers, who has just returned from
france. passed through here en- route
to his home at Wise. He was in the
second battle of the Marn. and a.
Cantigny. He was wounded at the bat
tic of Cantigny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
LEAVES SEAT IN HOUSE
Representative Carter GInss Gives
Formal Notice to Ills Fellow
Members.
,Bv AssocIatcd Press.

WASHINGTON. December li.-Car-
ter Class. who becomes Secretary Of
the Treasury on Monday to-day noti-
fed the House that he had sent his
resignation as i Representative 90 the
Governor of Virginia, TO be effective
beginning Monday. y successor for
Mr.. Glass in the House will he chosen
at special election to be called by
the Governor OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

LYNCHBURG. w. December H.
i.ynchburs Lodge No. u. !. .. O. +.
has elected these officers FOR the COM
ing six months: Noble grand K D.
Orerstrctt, vicc-graud. H. G. Allen:
recording secretary :. w. Patterson:
flnanc;a! secretary. w. II. Ruilard; sec
rctaar%- treasurer, r. ". burgess ard
trustees, G. NJ Mays. Lee Callahan and
w q. Euilard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
wrircs Letter Denying lie. Dcnd

WINVIIIST EK, w. bcccmbcr a.
pany J. One Hundred and Sixteenth
Infantry. insists that he is not dead
hut OH the other hand is recovering
from wounds received when he weut
over the top with his command dur
Ing the MeuscA rgonnc battle in Oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
VIII LINK After snhaal.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, December
Al. T. Garnett has been appointed
school superintendent for King George
County temporarily until the vacancy
caused ny the death or James Ashby
cah DC filled permanently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
=. a. +. C.. Mustered ON,

ASHLAND. VA. December I4-Th.
students army training corps at
lt2iido Jpn Macon College was mustered
out of the United States service on
Tuesday and tho first session OF the
college has been closed. u reopen Jan
uary >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Fire Company 10 ucct.

ASHLAND. VA. December la-The
Ashland fire company will hold an inn
Eortant meet ing at the Council cham
Der on Monday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

WlNCHESTER. VA. December IA
Charles Bayliss and Miss Minta Lar
REX, members of we'll known Fred
erick County families. were married
Wcdne sday by Rev. T.. NJ. Richardson's
OF the Southern NJ Methodist Church They
left for Detroit. Mich, to make their
homo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

rhSLEf. VA, December l4.-Mr. and
Mrs. John William Coionna, OF TasIcy.
Accomac county, announce the engage
mcnt OF their daughter. Audrey Black
stone, to Bernard IIundiey Twyford,
army field clerk, now with the Ameri-
can cXpeditionary forces In France
The marriage will take place at an
early date after Mr.. Twyford's return
to the States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

ASHLAND. VA. December lash
il, preparing to make a drive for larger
membership. and every farmer in this
section o: Hanover Will be urged 10
JOIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
elect Officers.

Rcd Men Elect Omccrs.
LfNCIlBERG. VA. December IA
juanita Tribe No. 1903, Red Men. ha {
elected the following officers for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Activities of Dan
Cupid in Virginia
Mony Couples United IN
Bonds Of Matrimony
During Past Week.

HARIISONBURG. VA. December n.
Miss Frances Shank. daughter Of MIR
and Mrs. Joseph Shank. Of near Broad
way. and Abner Weaver, son OF Mrs.
lizzie Weaver. OF Stuart's Draft. were
married Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

Look at specials At tho stores"
on The CLASSIFIED pages every day for
genuine moHcYSavinc; bargains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

LYNCHBURG, VA. December IA
~. III. Iachnan Is under arrest here on
the charge OF cashing three Southern
Hallway pay checks aggrcgatinE $3.50
and utterins the three forgeries When
arrested the charge of carrying a con-
ccalcd weapon was also made against
him by the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15

first six months OF 1919: Sachcm, II.
Heck; Junior sagamorc. X. II. Lovclacc:
prophet. g: w. Banton: chief of rec
ords. i. w. Ponton: keeper OF wan
pun. IL. q. shelton: trustees. w. 3.
stone. and delegates to the great
council. II. G. Shelton and T. w. Pom
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Charges Arc Filled in Roanoke.
ROANDlSlE " l. 1

e.
ROANOKE VA. December IL
'harEes against Doolroom proprictors
ana iheatcr managers for violation Of
closing ordinance passed as u pre-
NchtiVe measure against influenza
were dismissed in Police Court here
To-Day after II was revealed that the
ordnance had not been signed By the
MAYOR. The offenders OF the measure
VIII he indicted under Il new ordin-
ance passed by the City Council last
niHht and signed this morning by the
mayor Penalty Is axed at from s.
10 $500 fine. Strong opposition 10 the
measure Is being voiced and motion
picture houses opened to-day despite
inc ordinance. Council points TO near
~ ZOO new influenza cases reported
within the past twenty-fou hours as
ground for it's action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-15
Y. NJ. !. STUDENT ARMY
MUSTER OUT COMPLETED
Regular Schedule or Educational
courses VIII BE Operative
After Holidays.
BRITISH ARE BUYING APPLES
"oIroom Operators and Thcatcr
managers of Roanoke Are Freed
OF Chargcs-Otlicr News Notes
from Virginia Points.

i:Dccihl 10 The Times Dispatch
i.r.-> NOTION. VA. December r.
Capitalization Of the student army
Mrnmi,nih2 .corns units at the Virginia
mnllarN Institute has been completed
..c9rhinS TO an announcement made
W. gay py the superintendent, Major T..
A., Nicho!5. The regular Virginia
hhllarr Institute schedule. both aca-
u.h'c and military, is now in opera
LON; 1hc first term. which ordinarily
N"uil have ended early In January
Mn be extended to January 81 and
me second term will begin on Feb
ssuarF J.: \ large number of new ca
aetS VIII enter on that date, and the
!othl numbers will he brought IN prac-
,icalIy TO where they were at the open-
!ns or the session before the call from
thc war Department for Virginia Mill
Gus.
Maior G. l.. King. Of the royal Brit
ish neid artillery, who Is in the United
oates under the auspices OF the Brit
iSh war mission. addressed the corps
~ cadets and members of the faculty
IN tue Jackson memorial hall yestcr-
nay morning. Major Kings address
Was in some respects tho most inter
cstinE and the most dramatic that the
cadets have heard here since the war
began The cadets gave him an ovation
rarely equalcd.