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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
WRITES SECRETARY LANSING
OF CONDITIONS I'M GERMANY
Prcmicr OF Austria IIeIn-icb Inn
h""ch' Advises r~ori. BE I.crt
MI Is Iri,CG.

AMSTERDAM. November :.-lIoin,5.b
Ia i.",., ina"rh Premier IF Austria has
"f',ten com;nun!ce ton to Secretary
.! stat Lansing. discussing tho si;-
nat ION in Germany. according IN Vh.nn,
"uNic"s. Professor Joseph Bclllnu.
lnenibcr Of the Austrian nclchrath. ana
ii,r. Mem! joined with Dr.. I.ammoS 81
~ sehdlnS IN" communications to Soc.
etarE lansing. II was written on DC
'ober ~. n!He days before the Lam
shasch cabinet wEq formed ut vienna
~ opsa'i'S, 2r. Lnmmaseh recalls TO
Secfihry lansing The f0ar months
which. years ago, VIC spent in coni,ron
!aoor' with the obicc, OF maintaining
peace between TWO great nations lie
non ~h!ca decided the Newfoundland
fisheries dispute. which was held a;
The Hague In 1910. and a; which Dr..
i.aniinnSch vas pres ding officer and
me United states; The Communication
sets tor:h consideration which me
writer's suggest should he taken int.
.tcc"unt II PRESIDENT Wilson's reply 10
G' rntany- - says In part:
The German people can carry ou,
president Wilson'S program only In a
.nhhht: corresponding TO their condi-
IONS, tradti'ons and Ideals The more
and the fewer attempts ina; are made
50 keep them IN leading strings ~.
more surely and quickly will they at
tain their objective
conditions wnici. tho Ccrunn moo
pie could only consider - hc hnmiliat-
ing would Zee rejected. or. II forced 10
accept momcntar!l". they would bear
ifem only so long ms The more imme-
after Tilsit. the German people would
as soon rs they had recovered their
strength rise ~ ono man against the
injustice inflicted upon them. Only
laiinE program may the pcrn!cious
lowers Of mil'tarism lie curhcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
RICHMOND TIMEs-DsPATCH: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1918

tackled four Fokkcr fneriy planes at an
altitude OF 1000 meters. After a sharp
and hot action he succeeded in shoot
the otiiek three. For the foilowtn,.
act OF extraordinary heroism. "A Bronze
oak lIeof is awarded. 10 DC worn ON
the Distinguished Service Cross award
ca october IL. 1918: ON September is
1918. In the region Of Boisdewavll,e.
he encountered six enemy planes. which
We're In the act OF attacking four Sp:ids.
which were below them. Undeterred
by their superior numbers. he ,inh.si.
tatinSly attacked them and succeeded
IN shooting. one down In names and
completely breaking the formation OF
me others. Home address. Mrs viii
liam Eickcnbacker. 1884 East I.ivines-
ton Avenue. Columbus. Ohio"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
NATIONS DO
NOT RECOGNIZE BETHAYt;RS
TSy Associate Press.

-! tasoc!Att u Press"
W WASHINGTON. November 0.-Efiorts
vi The BolShevii; sovernrneni - Jisa
cuss the withdrawal of the United
states and allied forces from Russia
throngh negotiations for an arinIstice
are attracting no serious attention
mere. The associated nations do not
recos nize The I-enine and Trotsky re-
stirs IN any way: and II was explained
neeoiiations they should address the
RUSSIAN government at Omsk. the only
autnoIit! IN Russia with which the
hc!f.i htrr Sfl iC-d+v II ts ~ sH'a ",
assume that, the forces OF the United
drawn from Russia until an orderly
government has heen established
throughout the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Dolly Sisters ut tho I,lu.ht,d.

Il" NIIT!VN DOLLAR DoIlics!" The
yery ute suggests luxury. daintin4ss
re'IF"inent scination. Al! OF thes.
are realized In this Metro screen pro.
uucticn de luxe which will he seen a,
ne Riucbird Theater for three DAYS
starting to-day. And when one dis.
covers that the "DolIies'' in question
are INC famous Dolly Sisters, RosziEa
and Iancsi, Broadways celebrated
an"ers. the plot chickens"
me charm Of these c!eve. girls per-
m"hcS IN" entire production which
mas lc.n prepared with an Oriental
spI"ndor in krcn!ns with the brilliant
',"rr that has been written ia ,l!snIav
ne talents * the Dolly Sisters. It
Coos iike charter from the y "a bian
Nights" ard deals with "a ra lar nnI
" ;nhharajsh, an, Indian palace and other
.Aci'lnE things. The Boilvs swim
ganct ana otherwise disport themselves
parel. And there is love story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
An important Discovery
Swollen Veins Relieved

That Absorbine. Jr. would relieve
varicose veins was discovered by an
old gentleman who had suffered with
swollen veins for nearly fifty years.
He had made many unsuccessful efforts
to get relief and finally tried Absor-
bine. Jr.. knowing it's value in reducing
swellings. aches. pains and soreness.
Absorbinc. Jr.. relieved HIM and
after he had applied It regularly for a
few weeks he told us that his legs wer Q
as smooth as when he was a boy and
all the pain and soreness had ceased.
Thousands have since used this ant, i.
septic liniment for this purpose with
remarkably good results
Absorbine. Jr.. is made OF oils and
extracts from pure herbs and when
rubbed upon the skin is quickly taken
up by the pores; the blood circulatior
In surrounding parts is thereby stimu.
lated and healing helped
% a bottle at druggists or post-
paid. a Liberal Trial Bottle will be-
mailed your address for lOc in sta,nps,
Booklet free. -
W F.. YOUNG. p. D. F.. :
2f9 Temple ST.. Springfield, Mass.
fAtlv)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
UNITED STATES has NOT
FOLLOWED SMITHS PROPOSAL.

WASlliNGTON. .;pycrlncr nd
intniStrat!on officials concerned with
ne consideration OF international and
if"c" questions Tonight stated tina,
Ne United Stntes has taken no steps
zoo King 20 the participation by :his
country ia {; great civil and military
court Tor t lie ,r.a. Of those guilty OF
Sr'iEts during Thy war. ~ suggested
~ 81 Frederick Edward Smith British
acknowledgements
Although officials admit that the pos
SihiiltF "f such seton has been dis
cu*Sed IN an informal manner BY SOM,
90 the administrations legal ;tutaori-
Us ~. y. III az s-ala rig enc. MT
nc Intel States VIII take no l.adint,
pa IN The creation OF such a court
ihcgssH'ted States. through submarine.
wtnlrsyf%e ana through the activities OF
.ic'sA agents. has suCfcrc! in wealth
1inu ives aud "hi!e il is admitted
INT nut Auch cases might p!orcriy H..
rhcch before an internatiuaai- court;
mere mas - yet been no Indication
mat the United states would denunG
iio o rn'lon or indcmn!ttcS from her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
sUGGEsTsY|GH COURT
TO TRY VAR CRIMINALS
British Attorney General RECON-.
lncnds Such Tribunal he Pro.
vidcd In Peace Terms.
;HdULD HAVE POWER TO puNIs,,
Three Guilty of Atrocious Acts Under
Guisc Of Warfare Should Receive
Just Reward at Hands of Tribunal
representing Civilization.
I ny Ageocia,ed Press.l

LONDON. November 5.-Estnblish-
ncnt Of II grand court OF allied repre-
fentativcs: civil AID military. FOR the
hurDOse OF trying thosu guilty of crimes
turing the war is advocated By Sir
Eredericl1 Edward Smith. The British
attorney General. In an Interview Ia
me Daily Express.
Sir fredciick who is an authority on
international law, urges thai .!.a juris-
uiction OF such II court Apply especially
although not exclusively. 20 those
caught rcdhdudcd or obac! we'd commit
ing crimes. He contends that IN.
Eniity parties must not be allowed TO
Shi1t The blame upon their supeIiors
az otherwise every war criminal among
me Germans might shuttle the entire
responsibility upon the Emperor
Moreover, the Attorney General
argues. the guilty. persons must not be
permitted to put themselves outside III.
JnriSdic,ion OF the court aud, the sur
fchu.r or those not Ia allied custody
should be demanded unucr The peace
terms.
o. The court would be empowered to i.,-
met such pun!salnentS as death and
henai servitude. o. nd also TO exact com
pehSttion Tor injury TO persons or de-
struCtOn Of property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
SERBS DIE ON WAY HOME
erish Result or Three Ycnrs OF Mis-
trratmY,t In bulgarian
Prison Camps.
/. Nrsncin1.h r-r.s

WASHINGTON. November An ON
cial dispatch to-day to the Serbian ic-
1ation rom Sa!cn!ki said Serbian p-is-
fncrs were returning home from Bu!-
.saria in II deplorablc condition, after
three Years Of suffering. and that many
had died 81 route.
The numi.tr of prisoners had not been
d.tcEm!HtC, II was stated. because nt
Toe great haste OF the Bulgarian gov
nrnment 70 get them home as rapidly
~. poss'b!,. So that Serbian military
and government officials would not see
-" camps in which they had beeI
l!virt:.
government the dispatch added, other
eiaTr'.;s la .rnEing to the allies lived
niongSid' irv Serbian prisoners and
or" eye witnesses OF the atrocities to
" II, oh they we're subjected. These al
lied prisoners narrated stories that
mace enc shuGdcr"
In addition To prisoners Of war 600
400 civilians 6epor,ed nv. the bulgarian
.uthoritIcs. arc StrmgglinE homo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
ARRIVE AT TURKS ISLAND
Survivors OF Norwegian Bark StIfnder
Endure Three Weeks Terrible
Hu rdphips.
fBy Associated Press. |

TURKS ISLAND. u. w. l.. November
.-The captain and seven luli ui he
Norwegian bark Stiinder. who had been
missing SINCE their vessel was stopped
~ "a German submarine and they were
tocccd Ia take 10 Il small boat on Oc-
too"r IL. have arrived here after more
thar three weeks exposure and i'm an
almost sjGrveh condition.
lnh captain said that his small boat
mad" for Halifax. but soon capsiZed
ana most OF their provisions were lost
they nahagcd TO right the craft and
then, because Of the extremely cod
Innde.
- instc2d, they rowed all the way to
] n!ks Island from - po'nt "DnroNin,a'c
GOO miles east OF New York They suf-
icr:h intensely and were In p.tiable
SohIitltn when they reached here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
MAxlMlLIAN is THANKFUL
FOR PEACEFUL REVOLUTION
Firmly tDnvinccd New German Demo.-
rae! VIII Soon BE ut
Pence.
Try Associated Press. ]

AMSTERDAM, Novemhe- ,-prirca
MaHin!lian OF Baden. German Chancel-
~: discussing German reforms in an
interview. is quoted BY the Nossische
"etunG, OF Berlin, as saying:
GOD DC praised for Il reu: peaceful
r.voiution. The old regime Is gone for
sooa. am Nrmly convinced that n
new herman democracy soon VIII he
living at peace with our present on
!9htnts; in order TO be able to com :
pirte me task OF rcmodeIling Ger
The Chancellor declared also tina, II
N ne future the Reichsiag should pass
4 vote OF want OF confidence in him
ne would be Obliged TO resign
with, reforms in the Federal s,n,es
ne ,saId, 1t was unthinhabIe that the
redera! council should ever receive in
conflict with decisions by the Reich
stag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
ROME CELEBRATING
Italy Suspc1hs BUSINESS TO Give Vent
to itS joy Over
Victory.
IN Assn-,nt,ar rcss

ROME. November 5.-BusiEess hns
been virtually suspended here while
n. CITY continues TO celebrate The
'iioforv cver hustrirE Tho demonstra :
ions !; various narts OF Rome are FOL :
owi ing each other without interval
MI the stores are closed and the tram
ways have been forced to suspend ser
ice because o. the dense crowds that
re iE"onc:nf the streets
a Ertnble feature OF the celebra lion
$ Supp!led by airDlanes and uirigjble
'alloons which are flying over the CITY
ma dropping flowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
NO CONTRACTS CANCELLED
omInittcc on Cation Distribution Says
humcrS ia Contrary Are With
out Foundation.
Ne" Observation-Disclosures /

WASulNGTON November 5.-Ru-
mofs that extensive cancellation of
'oontracts for cotton goods for the use
y the army is being made. were de-
Jared TO be unfoundch to-day by the
only such cancellations have been
haae' me committee announced, las
nave taken place normally from :imn
% tiine durin2 tho progress OF the war
~ mutual consent by reason Of neccs.
,ary changes IN fabrics needed. re.
variation in QUALITY mr.
lthcr desired changes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Genera, Gorgas IIonorca.

. WAsHINGTOS. November 5.--Mnio,.
ieG Ga William {. Gorgas has been
he Crown OF italy. In recognition Of
rs services In military sanitation The
rider was presented To-day by Majors
'emerai Emilio Guglielmotti. military
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
SOVIET GOVERNMENT
SEEKING NEGOTIATIONS
Red-Hnndcd Bctruyers CT Russia Fenr-
ful of Ailics' Wrath
ID

LONDON. November 5.-The Bolshe-
VIZ Sovernmcnt OF Russia. il is report
eu from Petrograd. has handed the
neutral ministers Il note for transmits
sion 10 the entente nations asking for
re opening OF peace negotiations in
nroer that ,hoStilities between the al
lies and the Soviet government NAV he
snded says an Exchange Telegraph
u!Snatch from Copenhagen.
The note asks the allies To decide
upon the time and place for the hold
ing OF the negotiations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Alice nrndy mt the odeon.

Nice brad: VIII be seen NJ the Odeon
rhcotcr to-day In her select Dicturc,
me Bette Half I; 6im adaptation
ny Louis Shcrwin OF Miriam Michel
cons novel. Michael Thwatte's Wife
II" sior% .S-that OF twin sisters who
ere rs different below the surface rs,
II IS possible for sisters TO be- On the
sam. bill Chester Conklin will be seen
Aionzo's WiSglinS Dancers" a
,"o-rccl Keystone comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
hidden Erres- nj Colonial.

y Storm az sea with q liner sj-,kiny
nenrath tho waves. is one Of MANY
thrilling scenes In Hidden Fires (,
ne Mnrsh's newest Goldwyn picture
inch comes 70 the Colonial Th.ater
'-G.y and tomorrow. The incident
mas direct hearing on the plot OF
story said TO he greater than any
urfNlouslN picturized 10 bring ont tho
many angles of Miss Marsis SamcJ
talents
Sen Turin, Marie Provost and other
Aenn"tt stars viii he seen in "Sleuths."
laugh provoking comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
George Sexton LoyIpr.

LfNCHBCRG. VA, November o.
George Seaton Loving, seventy years
of age. died Sunday nftAynoon nj ms
home in Madison Heights, death re-
sultinG from a stroke of paralysis sus-
tened last January. He was born at
l.ovingtOn. and he celebrated the sew
en'ieth anniversary or his birth the
day before his death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
WINS ADDITIONAL HONoRs
Lieutenant Edward y. Rickcpbnci,cr,
Awarded "i'rOrze. Oak Leaf"
Twice for Itcroism.

WASHIEGTON, November s.--Thc
War Department authorizes the follow
ing:
"1'he commandcr-in-c chief i'm the
name Of the President, has awarded
10 First Lieutenant Edward V.'Rickcn-
Squadron. for the following act Of
extra ordinary hercism The Bronze Oak
Loaf Is awarded 10 be worn on the
Distinguished Service Cross awarded
October IL, 1913: On September H.
1918. in tho region OF Viliecv, he nj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

PETERSBURG. VA, November g.
Mrs. Virginia Bishop Williams, aged
twenty-siN years. wife Of Alexander
Williams, died this morning at her
home in Harding Street after pro-
tracted illness. Besides her hushan nd
she leaves an infant con. She is also
survived by two sisters land four
brothers. all of this city Funeral at
THURSDAY afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
NOVEMBER SERVICE CALLS
HAVE PASSED $4,000 MARK
frovost Marshal General Asks for
tS.'fN More RcgiatrantS for
Limited Service.
by y associated Press

WASHINGTON. November 5.-pro.
"eSt Marshal General Crowder to-day
calIed Tor > 500 draft rcgistrants phys
aan,fnin for camps between Novem Der
"a 2;,, and n ~! Voluntarily enlistmGnts
WI De accented until November 20.
are mentioned in the call and forty
SIN states are asked to furnish the nee
eSSary number "
Total calls for mi,.tn-v service TO-
November have now passed the 10000
marx. ana ar" far i'm excess o. prcvi-
draft. '"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
aout of Clcnr SKY" ar nl,nu

'HUng VIC !nany interestIHE scenes
pictured In Marguerite Clark's new
Sky. which Will bc displayed at thr
hiiou to-day and Tomorrow, IS a re-.
production OF the famous Paiais Cruz
tnuuse In Bruges, Belgium. known 10
HOUSINGS OF American tourists who
Waited The celebrated resort before the
great war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Explosion mt Old Hickory PLANT.
~ Associate ed presal

NASHVILLE, TENN. November g.
y blending tower at the old Hickory
powder plant. near here. was destroyed
nowder, which was almost ready for
SHIPMENT, Len Sawtcra was seriously
huri and two, other employees were
injured. The cause OF The fire
was not known. hut incendinrism is
not suspected. II was said. at the plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Funeral services Tor JoSeph Lee
Kendlcr. who died al his residence. lT0S
West Marshall street. after a lingering
illness Sunday night. viii be conducted
this morning at II o'clock at his resi-
'dencc instead of At the grave. as pre-
viously announced. ..
Intcrmcnt will be made At Rivcryiew
Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Account. for Whole Crew.

NEW YORK. November 5.-Thc arr
rival OF the captain and seven men OF
Island accounts for the entire crew OF
the vessel. The others reached New
"rk last week. after helms. picked up
by United states naval ship They
rcpor'ed 'hnt tn r-rw - Gc~.,'"n
submarine hnd abandoned the Stifn-
1er's men 10 their fate after boarding
the bark and p.aCinE bombs on her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
HUN MAP SHOWS RAIDS
London Papers Ask II lie Used ~ Evil
dcncc In Settling the War

LONDON. November (via Mon
tread .--Newspapers OF London to-day
reproduce map Of English and Irish
hundreds upon hundreds OF ships the
enemy ALLEGES he has sunk By sub
marines The map was issued az pro-
suhn.arlhc propaganda in Germany.
The DAILY Mail suggests that the map
be used as a basis for PREPARATION for
loss or the ships.
Look tn thc business Opportunities A ds
in The Times Dispatch for good money!
making opportunities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
vir,or Picture Portrnys relslnn..

49, y" I"Ee tH. BeISIan people hold Tor
tr.ycd by Jeanne Macpherson in her new
hntoplay. It'll Come Back to You."
which has been produced by Cecil d. De
Vile Tor Aircraft, and which is being
presented at the Victor Thcatcr This
Week Rryant Washburn, Florence
Nihor and others pay the important
No!es IN this picture, which deals with
the great war.
Charl!" Chaplin in Triple Trouble"
Is the added feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Charles Rniph worreI,.

CHAN! oTTESVLI.E. VA. Novembe,
o:---ChaTies Ralph Worrell, aged TWEEN
Company y, section =. at the auto
truck training school at the University
OF virginia. died last night ut the hos
illness OF pneumonia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
CARRY NO AMMUNITION
Soldiers VIII Travel "LiEht." All Ma
terial being Shipped
I'm Hulk.
ihv Assoclnttd rress.l

WASHINGTON. November 5.--Ameri-
can soldiers hereafter will carry no
overseas. The War Department an
nounced to-day that all ammunition,
except the allowances carried by Of
able Che fighting men TO "iraVC! light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

GRO; ,hrow9uts. lS.5oGisso: pigs good to
choice. i.IS ~ 1850
Cattle: Receipts. 2c.oCc head: good and
better natives and Western steers steady:
othera and butchers cattle mostly IS cents
lower thrr cary yesterday: calves strong to
sheep: Receipts. 5000 head: fat lambs and
!earl'nss stcnhy to - cents lower: sheep and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
wnr rlciuren ut strnnd.

In France many of the old monas-
tcries arc being used not only for shell.
ters and canteens for tho American
troops. but also BY tho Y. NJ. c. A., FED
cross, knights OF Columbus. Salvation
Army and other organizations for their
work. Some of them have been trans.
formed Into hospitals. II Is charac-
tcristic OF the American spirit and
training that these religioua buildings
are treated with the greatest rospect
ana that everything possible lis done
TO preserve them from violation. Moth
ing arouses the anger of American SOL
diers 10 greater degree than the fire.
quent deliberate attempts Of the boche
airmen to destroy these monasteries
and their contents
In Americas Answer" the new
United States official picture, at the
Strand all this week. several of these
old monastic buildings are seen in the
perspective: making most interesting
background for the American troons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Eytrnvagnncc Cnuscd Riots.

IuNIU. N0Ncmber 1.-ENtrnNaganca
Of the richer japanese people. as well
as the abnormal price of rice are Of
fcially declared 10 have been one OF
the causes of the rice riots in Kobe and
elsewhere in Japan. These cXtrava-
ment Of the public. which seized upon
the price Of rice as an opportunity to
vent their INDIGNATION" says AN official
report Of the Ministry OF the Interior"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
GIVES VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
rrcnch Deputies support Clcmenccau
Minihtry's Wnr Policy.
40 to G..
/ BY Associattd Prcss.l

PARIS. November 5.--Pierre Rcnau-
del. loader OF the majority Socialists.
interpellated the government in the
Chamber OF Deputies this evening, stat
Ing that Il declaration should he made
on all negotiations, thus ending secret
diplomacy. Foreign Minister Pichon
made Tn" matter question OF CON
iidencc. and the chamber supported linn
by n vote OF $40 against 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
RED CROSS RELIEF PROMPT
Distributed in itnIinu TOWN. Within
Forf!-eISht Hours After Enemy
Evacuated.
by Associated Press. |

ivy ASsOclatd Frsas.I
WASHINGTON. November 5.--Within
forty eight hours after the Aus;rians
evacuated Nittorio. ConeglIano ami
Ocero. relief was distributed to The
civilian population BY the American
RED cross. dispatch to-day from
Rome 10 Red Cross headquarters here
said prompt measures taken by RELIEF
units prevented great suffering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
At The Movies

strnnd-Aii week. "America'n An
swer.''
Isls-Am week. "Thc Prussian
Cur"
Nictor-Jennl~ Macpherson In 9TH
j Como Bnck to You,- all week.
CoIonlnl-NIne Marsh In "IIIddcn
Fires"
Bijou--,inrEucrlte Clark in .out
OF Clear Sky"
Odeon--Aiicc Brndy In "rhe Bet-
ter Iinlf."
BIucbird "Thc MIiiion-DoIiur
D0llics."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Lurty Dof,Oyiu.

EARRISONBURG, VA. November 5.
funeral services over the body OF
Lurty Donovin. who died at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs David
Donovin. near Mount Clinton, Of in
nucn2a- pneCmonia. were held ycster-
day afternoon at Mount Clinton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
MIsCELI.:NEOUS MARKETS..
NANAI. SrclPEa

SAVANNAH. GA. November aLTurpen-
tine hrn'. 20. 20 6Gia: sales. 81 casks: receipts.
20 CASKS: shipments. / cask: stock iH.o15
casks
Rosn firm: sales. iss barrels: receipts. $50
barrels; shipments. 2.2!5 barrels stock. G1.i3s
barrels.
quote: II and u. ,ic5: F. ard F.. 1870: G.
ii45: ". 1895: ]. l;e5: x. 1870: 81. l5.4o: y.
1870: VIC. 10. -: WV. 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
Morton 6 snn,a

CHARLoTTESVILLE;. VA. November
morton $. Snead. aged nineteen. a
.ng school at the University of Viz
GINA. died yesterday AT the University
hospital after brief illness of pnem-
enza.