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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
FIVE KILLED IN ACTION
AND SIXTEEN WOUNDED
War Department. Announces Casualties
In Recent Fighting In
France.


In Recent Fighting In
France.
WASHINGTON. March s.--Thc War
Department late this afternoon an
nounced the death in action Of five
members OF the American expedition
airy forces in Franco. tho severe wound
ing OF two and the slight woundins
OF fourteen.
KILLED in Action.
Private Ellery a. Chism. infantry
February 10, petcrsham. Mass.
Private Frank Walsczak. field artil-
lcry. February 25. Joliet. Ill.
Private Dyer J. Bird. infantry. March
|. RidSewocd, Ohio.
Wagner Charles Cavanaugh, infan-
try, March 3. Medford. Mass.
Private Alton CARRIER. infantry.
March /. White oak. Ark.
Severely Wounded.
Private Ralph {. Wheeler, February
IS. Gilsum. y. Fl.
tantry. February 81. birmingham.
Mass.
Slightly Wounded.
Private Eugene Deutsch. infantry,
March 4. Franhee. MINI.
Private Ralph i. C'hristianson. ma
chine gun battalion. February -. Proc
tor, Vt.
Private Charles s. Gordon, infantry,
March .. Centrevillc. Iowa.
Private George Logan. engineers,
March ?. Cleveland. Tenn.
Private AHol ALL. engineers. March
{. Chicago. II!
Private Leroy ri,kcns ncld artil-
lery, March (. Rockdalc. Texas
Private Harry Zody. infantry. Feb
rusry "S. New York.
Private John Arda. infantry, Feb
ruary 20. Chelsea. Mass.
Private Charles ScoIaire. engineers
March 8. Detroit. Mich.
Private James j. Collins, infantry
February o6. Gadsden. Ala.
Corporal William Carse. Infantry
February &c. Vancouver &c. G.
Private John Hitch. field artillery
March I. East St. Louis. III.
Sergeant Forest Watson. infantry
accidentally killed. Marcn 3, Kcnton
Ohio.
Deaths From Natural Causes.
Private Samuel G. Cox. motor me
chanical regiment. Emincnrc. Ky.
Private Norman y. McCrillis. infan-
try. winslow, Me.
Sergeant Harry Haper. motor supply
train. San Rafael. Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
You May Find
1t In Stocking
Cincinnati authority says your
troublesome corns just
loosen and fall off

Sore corns. hard corns soft corns or
cornS between the toes just loosen in
their sockets and fall off the next day
II YOU will apply directly upon She corn
4 few drops OF "a drug called frcezene,
says Cincinnati authority.
You merely put drop or two Of this
ireczone on the tender. touchy corn
to-day and instantly ;he corn stops
hurting. then tomorrow some time
you may find the old torturous pest
somewhere in your stocking, having
fallen off entirely without Il particle
OF soreness. pain or irritation The
skin surrounding and beneath the
former corn will b rs healthy. pink
and smooth as the palm of your hand.
quarter ounce Of frceZone is SUN :
ci"nt 10 rid ones feet of every corn
and callus. ana any druggist; will
charge but few cents for it. II Is a
compound made from cthcr.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
For the clause pcnalizing violation
PAROLED TO ATTEND LECTURE
Nnr'b"r Of Prisoners In North Cnro-
iiun Teniten,inry Hear. "Cut
of the Shadow"
IRy Associated Press.

RALEIGH, y. G., March 6.-From
twenty-five TO thirty prisoners at the
North Carolina State Penitentiary were
paroled for several hours tonight In
order that they might hear Mrs. Aiaude
darlington Booth, OF New York a
PRISON reform WORKER. deliver her ad-
dress. out OF the Shadow" before tho
North Carolina Conference for Social
service at the city auditorium, accord
!ns 10 announcement day by SUPER
htendent j. K. Collie. of the prison.
Inc prisoners. many OF whom are life
terinerS are from the honor class at
the penitcntiary.
Inc conv'crs will leave the prison
about $3.50 this evening. and are asked
I" return in ! reasonable time aftcr
Mrs booth concludes her address. 40
Suar'S or other prison officials Viii ac-
COMPANY tho prisoners to or from the
auditorium. The uniform of the honor
class at the penitentiary will be worn
by The convicts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
SENATE LEADERS YIELD
strike Out Compulsory Feature uf
Security lssuc CIptrol Provision Of
Mar Finance Corporation.

WASHINGTON, March 6.--BowinS 10
rising opposition in tho Senate. adj
miuiatration leaders to-day rompro-
missed the dispute over the security
issue control provision ot the war
finance corporation. ana an agreement
was reached for passage Of the meas
arc tomorrow.
Voluntary instead o. compulsory
licensing az security issues OF Slon.-
geo or moro was accepted after an
other day of spirited debate and of
negotiations between Secretary Me-
Ado" and leaders Of both factions
Tn" compulsory licensing plan was
stricken nom tho bill by voice vote.
together With provisions for fine and
imprisonment OF persons violating or
o"rs Of tho capital issues committee
established 10 censor security issues
The compromise substitute, drafted
by Senator Reed and offered by Sena-
t"r Swanson, OF Virginia. after Secre-
t"ry McAdoo had given his approval
retains the plan for examination OF
security Issues Ivy n capital issues
committee, which is given official and
lce*l status, hut with power limited
4" recommending whether such issues
arc compatible with interests Of the
war.
Tor the clause pcnalizing violation
q: the capital issue committees orders
or regulations substitute was
odoptcd providing penalties of $1,000
hnn end one yea s imprisonment for
violation Of the law. excluding the
committees rules
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Funeral of DR.. GIldcr,Iecre.

Funeral services for DR.. John Robin
son Gildersleeve, prominent Confederate
veteran and physician who died sud :
denly Tuesday afternoon from an at
tack OF heart trouble while visiting I,
friend Al s0t East Marshall Street, will
be held Friday afternoon III the
mortuary chapel at hollywood. The
exact hour for the funeral services
has not been decided upon. nor have
the funeral arrangements been com
pletsd
Dr.. Gilderslecvc. who was seventy
three years old and lived at . South
Third street had been suffering with
heart trouble for some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
WOMAN'S CLUB DISCUSSES
PENDING LEGISLATION
Conai'icrs Many Matters Now Before
General Observation-Disclosures Lobby
for Passage OF Their Hills

Mrs. Samuel Travers Glover presided
at the round-table discussion OF some
Bills Pending in the Leg islaturc" ycS-
terriay afternoon ut the Woman's Club
Naturally, tho bills discussed were
those in which women all over the
country arc intcrcstcd--Child labor
good roads. the establishment of n state
board OF censors for moving pictures
ana the admission OF women to prac-
ticc law In the state of Virginia.
Mrs Glover. being u Western woman,
was bio to bring to the discussion the
statement of results attained in Cali
forna through legislation similar to
that being attempted in Virginia at the
present time. Western States are sew
cral strides ahead of tho South in pro-
grcssive legislation. particularly In
those reforms In which the women have
exercised their prerogativcS to take
part in. While women have not yet
been given suffrage in Virginia. yet in
RichmUnd they arc fast becoming more
and moro experienced in tho gentle art
Of lobbying for tho bills in which they
are Interested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
GET THAT COLD
OFF YOUR CHEST
Stop that cough! Check that grippe:
Use DIR. Kings New
Discovery.

Millions Of people have found in this
nation Idle standard remedy a long
sought effective means Of relieving
coughs. colds and grippe without in
convenient after effects.
For nifty years il has sold for fifty
cents 81 hottie. For ffty years II has
w#rded of the dangers OF neglected
colds. unchecked coughs. For f'ity
years II has stopped impending colds
before !hey had a chance 10 develop.
Equally effective for erippy adults
aud rroury children. 4 bottle in Your
medicine cabinet ~ Tho hest known
safeguard against cola and cough dan
gers. Sold by druggists everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Deaths From NnturnI c.
LABOR PLANNERS MEET
Hoard Charged With Duty OF Fixing
Labor nnd Capital HciuticnshIp
During Mar.
IHy AssociateA rrcss. /

NA&HINCTON. March 6.--Mcctings
Of tho labor Planning Board. which is
discussing u basis OF rcla tonShip for
employers and labor during the war.
were resumed to-day with several
members absent. Frank +. Walsh.
chosen by labor to represent the public.
and Victor Chandler and T. \. Rickcrt.
OF the labor delegation. had not arrived
in Washington, but former President
Taft, named by the employers 10 rep
resent tho public, was looked for at
to-days session.
Frank }. Hayes and William l..
Hutchinson, of the labor delegation. an
nounced that the absence OF mcmhers
would not cause a postroncment OF the
meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
No Longer Bread,
but a Substitute

Friend conditions In the German
empire arc wildly described In to-
days inAtallmcnt OF "SiA Months in
He'll nnd DacIe Again. by IsnatIus
kinnst, who spent six months in the
empire.
"When nrst arrived i could not
eHt the war bread" writes Sinast,
"hut later on hunger forced me to
Pnrtnke OF tho food 10 prevent rtnr-
walton. 1t tastcs nourish. and n
slice weighs rs henry In your stom-
ach ns IL does on your hand.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
William y. TImhcrlnke.

William j. 1imherlakc died THURSDAY.
February 81. after several months ILL
ness at his home in Wareham. Mass.
He formerly made his nom" in Rich
mond and was III the hftieth year OF
his age.
small children. Leslie Dale and Eliza
Janet Tiuhcrlake. and two brothers.
Charles l.. and John l.. Timbcrlake. of
this city.
The funeral and interment tool: place
In Salem. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
,runi,ion Workers strike.

ST. LOUIS. March 6.-cnc thousand
Of Tic $500 mechHnics employed b.
tho Wagner Electric Company. the
largest ST Louis nunition ma king
concern. quit work to-day, and gave
as their reason the discharge OF a
number OF men who had attended a
meeting held last night 10 enroll NOM
bcrs in the International Association
Of MachiniSts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Of years and UP TO the t!mc that his
health nccessltatcd his retirement
Rni,crt Lee M.Itf
lSnncinl To Tho Times nirn,.h

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
/ LlNCIiHCRC;. VA. March d-Solort
Loo witt. scvcnty-seven years of age
died Monday evening at 6 o'clock at
his home. 1I1c Fifteenth Street. fol-
lowing a long Illness. lie was a mn
Tive of bedford County and Was n re
tired Former. Surviving him arc five
sons and Il daughter. as follows: 'r. w
WIT. LrEchburG: w. d. witt North
Fork. W. Va: w. T.. witt. North Fork
H. l.. Witt SifaX. and r. r. witt.
WauEhs. and Mrs. Bertha Wilson. OF
Big Island. Mr.. Witt was Confed
crate veteran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Mrs. David Wincf"lI Saunders. OF
Roanoke. died n tho residence of her
mother. Mrs. J.. =. Euhank ioI t:as:
Ere nklin Street. ON Tuesday. Mrs
Saunders is survived by her husband
D. w. Saunders; hor mother, Mrs. l..
=. Eubark; three sisters, Mrs. w -
Word. Mrs G. l.. Button AID Mrs. l. l..
liickcrson. ard four brothers. Charles
H.. - E. l. II. and !. s. t.ubank. ~
New York City. rhe funeral Will take
place this morning AZ 10 o'clock a,
the cSidcnCc.
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Would Init ExtruY ncanrc.

WASHGNGTON. Ma rch 6.-The "orey
OF cxtravaEancc" now indulCed in ny
tn" United States government was
dashed to-day in tho Senate by SEN
ator Harding. OF Ohio. II want 10
bring TO a halt" no said. the idea
that this struggle for the republic is
riot for gold Take the census Of
every Pullman car coming TO Washing
ton. Three out Of four men are talk
ipE about money"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Arrest Another German.

NEW YORK. March G.-Robert j.
oberfohrcn. a German, who had been
in an Enelish internmrnt camp. from
which he came here in 1915, was ar
rested by Federal agents to-day,
charged with compiling figures and
maps regarding Americas present
military strength. lie claimed his
statistics referred 10 Agricultural mat
ters and Cor use after the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
ln.CnfS Terrible Gun.

BOSTON March 6.--hftcr thirty
scN"n years Of work. Levi ". i.omha rd
Of this city claims 10 have perfected
centrifugal gun which fires $4,000
shots minute. The accuracy OF the
weapon and it's power of penetration.
i.ombar SAYS have amazed gan experts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Reduce Grade %, CAPTAIN,

WASHINGTON, March G.-Cartain
Victor Hiuc. who commanded the bat
t!cship Texas when that vessel went
ashore off Block Island several months
ago. has been reduced ten numbers In
grade. Biue's offcnsc consisted princi-
pally III placing too great reliance upon
his navigating officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

Especial TO The Times Dis?atchI
BcYD1ON. Va. March G.-Charics
VI. Phillips. Of this place. died sudden
~ AT his homo Monday night. Ilc had
hecn in i'll health for several months
lie was widowcr and left m chill
dr"n. Ills nearest relative i" II. o
fhillips. who lives in Ncckl"nburE
County, not IA" from EoydtOn. lie was
ABOUT *i%tT-iive years OF age. Iic wa;
Formerly deputy clerk OF til" county
Il POSITION which no held for u number
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
roNrrtN Dnyn MT End.

NEW YORK, March 6.--Thc great
strides made ny the movement Of de-
mocracy throughout tho world mean
that the day OF extreme wealth for
the few and poverty for the many is
about ended, the Archbishop OF Sew
York declared to-day in IL sermon at
Trinity Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

Estimated operating revenues OF the
Southern Railway system for the fourth
week OF February amounted to so,SO7.-
""l. as compared with actual earnings
~ S2'"lo"%6 FOR the corresponding
week OF last year. showing an increase
OF S76s,Gs5. according to figures made
public yesterday by Comptroller \. IT..
Plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
The Evils Of Cons,ipation

Leaving waste material in the body
roisons the system and blood and
makes YOU liable 10 sick headaches,
bil;ousness, nervousness and muddy
skin Try DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Prompt relief. Still Csc at all drug
CiStS.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Muny Skips arc SmnIz.

LONDON. Tuesday. March 5.--Com-
ina nder Cerlyon Bellairs. tnionist
member for Maidstone. in the House
Of Commons to-day gave submarine
sinkinEs OF merchantmen ms averaging
10000 tons weekly in January and
10000 tons weclIly IN Echruary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
COMMITTEE TO MEET
"chtsT"tt" Congregational Cnmnui.,
Workers 10 Gather Next
Tuesday
iRy Associated Pros..l

h3ii lN'iToN, March 6.-Ths Demo-
cratic congressional campaign COM
'"''''e VIII meet for the first time at
us session or Congress next TUESDAY.
~ WAS learned tonight that Rcrre-
sentative Ferris. OF Oklahoma. prob
'p'E VIII he elected chairman to sue
coed Representative Doremus, OF
Michigan. retired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Twenty Stars in service Flag

Members OF Dove Lodge. No. d.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. arc
proud Of the honor roll of it's mcmbcrs
now serving the country in its various
war branches. Twenty members Of the
lodge have responded to the call. They
arc:
M; J.. E;orkcy. y r. Carricthon. RswIey
~, Feet. u. Page French. William A. Grant
r Eiia,m,i"n l. ilill,man. ! Conrad Hutch eson.
,ave Ha%"T. e.. =. T. Myers Jr.. William NJ.
MyrrS' Frank J.! Robinson James r. Shep.
eard :'r, bronson T. Summers Tocson G.
Summers. Fo.hall T.. Thornton Fred =.
Taisntine Jr;; Robert l.. Walicrstcin ami
Jennings &. Wise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Hrnc. Out for yonrrc.,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March c.
HI carlton HaneS, an attorney with
Offices In Washington. has announced
himself as a candidate Tor Congress
from the Eighth District. subject TO
Democratic primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
TRAWLERS AND PATROL
VESSELS ARRIVE on SCESE

Atcnsidera bic time ls;or second
torpedo struck her, followed quickly
by two more. Fly This time there were
seHsra! trawlcrs ana patrol vessels in
the vicinity and the worl: Of disem
barking the crew was hasteucd
BY Good fortune the vessel remained
ahoat some time IN an even Keel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Dry Bill in New York.

ALBANY. March. 6.--By vote Of
eight 10 five the Assembly judiciary
committee to-day determined TO report
fsvorably the resolution ratifyinG the
Federal prohibition amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

ships. according to reports coming
from various European ports. -Four
torpedoes struck the British liner CAL
garian OF the Irish coast. Five hun
dred OF the SO persons on board have
boon landed at an Irish port.
The Norwegian steamer Havna. 1850
tons gross. was torpedoed without
Warning and sank In less than ton
minutes. Tho crew OF eighteen had no
time to launch a boat and jumped into
the sea The captain and tlvc mon
have been rescued. The captain fears
the remainder of the crew is lost.
Details OF the sinking OF the .Ameri-
can steamship Armenia. formerly a
German merchantinnn. which lies
beached and badly damaged on the
British coas, after being torpedoed.
were given ont to-day by tho Amcri-
can Navy Department. Many of the
crew were landed to-day. The attack
took place on February q
VESSEL FIRST ToRPEDoED
on DECEMBER
The sailors arriving to-day, thirty
three in number. said that after the
Armenia OF 1854 tons gross. was tor
pedoed the first time. in the English
Channel on December 5. she was
oeaCHeu ana rlpOraTI!S repaired.
Most OF the cargo was saved.
The vessel renewed he. voyage on
February s. bound for a British dry
dock. AT 1880 o'clock the next morn
ing another U-hoat sent a torpedo !nto
her hull and again she was forced to
beach. the crew said. and it was a
question whether she could he saved
Official announcement was made by
tho Admiralty to-day that tic British
armed mercantile cruiser Calgarian
was ;orpedoed and sunk on March l.
Two officers and forty-six men were
lost.
The Allan Liner calsarian was u
vessel OF 1876 tons gross. 5GS fee:
long and seventy fee, OF beam Shc
was built in Glasgow III 1914.
There are no published records OF
the recent movements OF the CalSarian,
which for some time has been in the
service OF the British government. The
last report Givon out concerning the
liner was in APRIL, 1916. when she sailed
from Halifax for England with Ca
madam troops.
FOUR T0RPEDOES ARE
FIRED INFO STEAMER
y most unusual circumstance in con-
nection with the sinking OF the cal
sarian is the fact tha, she was struck
by four torpedocs. So far as published
reports haze shown in no previous
cases has merchantmen been sub
jected TO such n heavy attack by sub
marines. Evidently the Germans con-
contracted C-lGats TO insure the sink
ing OF the liner.
The Calgarian was :orpedocd in tho
late afternoon not fer from the place
where the Tnscana met her DOM
The ships bel! had just sounded
o'clock WHEN torpedo struck The
shock was so slight tina: it vas
thought the vessel had merely touched
n mine asteIIl 1t Was hoped to get
her safely to port.
TRAWLERS AND pATuoi
VESSELS ARRIVE oS SCENE
A. ~nst6ara bio .;,nc l..,,
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Amusements


NHOthcr CrackerJnCk,
The American All-Star Tennis Cham
pions Entertain at the Hawaiian Club
in Beautiful HONOLULU" This innovo
tion is the title of j. a. Cohurn's
Greater Minstrel ensemble spectacle at
the Academy to-day. matinee and
night Noted for ideas and departures
from Stercotyped routines a-d backed
ny an cS'cllent reputation in the past
twenty years, n fine p.rformnpc. is
assured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
NrItiSh Md irrIrc

Az ATLANTIC PORT. March C.--sir
henrY Darlington Sritn, who is 10
ASSIST i~ord Reading, British special
ADMINISTRATOR 70 III" United states. ar.
r,Ved here today Sir Henry bears
INC rank OF minister rlenipotcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
I ntAP

Mrs. F. Andrews. Of Norfolk. Inter
mcnt took place here Sunday after
noon. Shc Is survived by ono SOM
robert HudSns. Of Washington, ID. C.
TWO laughter. Mrs. T.. Andrews. ot
norfolk. and Miss Eliza Iiudsins, od
Crcwc.
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NIrN. Lucy Skinner

Especial 10 The Times Dispatcb.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March g.
mrs. Lucy Skinner died Mt tho home
OF her daughter. Mrs. J. G. Loving. in
Spotsylvnnia County, aged sixty years
one Is survived by one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

tSpecial to The Times DIspatch.1
CREWE. VA. March S-Ars. Mary
dudgins' formerly OF Crewe, died re
comfy at the home of her daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
"Niss SprinGtl,nc."

"lIiss SprfnGtlmc."
There is Il vague impression ,h,,
we young women of musica! comedy
are like the lilies of the valley that
toll not. neither do they spin" saws
Else Alder. piquant little prima donn:,
OF Miss Springtimc." at the Academy
Tomorrow and Saturday and SATURDAY
matinee.
Well. guess do about everything
except spinning. and could do that in
an emergency. ! can cooh and sew:
! can also SOW. plant. reap and pre-
serve. On my Connecticut farm in
summertime have many domcs,ic ar-
tivities. and still find time to hunt.
hsh ride, swim and golf. Tho outdoor
'iic is my delight, and I don't know
what a midnight tango or cabare,
arc like except from report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Chnrira NJ. ISrv.

special to The Times DISPATCH
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March e
n"rles NJ. Keys died at his homo at
.'uantico OF paralysis. agod siSty.eipht
years. lie is survived by his wiz.
Two sons and two daughters.
Gimme Glo"-Ask your dealor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
New show At Lyric.

Lifting. teasing melodies. spriGhtiy
muSic'N pretty girls. graceful dancing
ana hilarious comedy are the compo-
nent clements of the merry d;vcrtisc
mene TO be presented by the Colonial
BcIlcs the latter half Of the week at
the Lyric. commencing with the matt
nee performance to-day. The sprightlv
musical comedy Offering is richly cos
,"mcd and pic;uresquely mounted seen
really. The program the Colonial
Belie" render is an ola podr;da Of
amusing speciRlties. each Of the nro,tv
ana shapcly girlics being an indiyitu,r
HPeclaltE artist. On the bill also arc
'he Novelty -Four. male quartet OF
com"diAns, who sing and cut un non
sens!cai carcrs They are lauChn,aL
erS OF the registering. rollickirc tvnc
ana VIII offer fast and funnv nor
iormance. Fred Allen. who is ..rojnr
IT. alone" this season. will entertain
win songs. stories and funnvisms
Jniin Nash and c. II. O'Donncll promise
hFeczH sk!t with vocal and instru-
mental music interpretations called AZ
g. NJ With the now vaudeville hiII
VIII como complete change OF tho
motion picture supplement- which in
c!udes new and stirring war films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

Adv eehsdtioH'-