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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
SOCIETY

u; Mrs. George Bull and her daughter,
Aiss Agnes Montague Bull. who have
been absent from Richmond for some
Mrs. Bull and her daughter have been
spending the carly fall with friends
at The Plains" lFauauier County. and
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorton Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heth l,orton, of New
York and Richmond, have been on an
extended motoring trip this summer
through the mountain section of Vir-
SSinia: West Virginia. Maryland and
Jefferson. Hotel for a short visit to
Richmond. en- route to New York: The
asth Lortons will spend the fall and
LoIton will continue her War Relief
and Red Cross work there. with which
she has been actively identified since
Newport News wedding.
st. Paurs Episcopal Church, Newport
News. was the scene OF a pretty we'd
o'clock. when Mrs. Virginia Jeffery. only
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Aaron Jeffery,
slss on to .nn Il Pvns
Mrs. r. c. Bivins.. formerly OF New
port News. now of Tampa, Fla. The
bride entered the church on the arm
OF her father Her gown was of white
satin. embroidered I'm white sequins
with court train. and she carried
shower bouquet of bride roses. She
blossoms. Miss Elizabeth Morton, OF
Richmond, was the maid Of honor. and
wore gown OF yellow brocade satin
and tune and carried yellow roses.
The bridesmaids We're: Misses Bessie
Bivins. OF Florida, sister OF the groom,
in blue satin and tulle: Miss Dorothy
Williams. of Newport News. in green
oatin and tulle; Hiss Dorothy Rouse.
of Newport News, in lavender satin and
tulle, all carrying pink asters Mr.
Biyins was attended by Captain c. c.
Berkeley aB best man, and the grooms-
men were: Philip Murray; Theodore
Medelong. Guy Hazelgrove. Caddis Nor
ris, Melville r. Farmer and Edward
Archer Jenery.
A small reception was held at the
Jenery home for the bridal party and
few intimate friends. After trip
to Florida, Mr. and Mrs Bivins will be
at home at 1874 Thirtythird Street,
Newport News.
Bowen-Mc &C uire.
Cards have been received in Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Howe
Mcclure announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Elton. to Garland
Glenn Bowe. OF South Boston, the
ceremony having taken place Tuesday.
September 10, in Raleigh. n. c.
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DOCUMENT NO. %.
&c. G. s., Nachrichten Bureau. section
r.. No. l6s. Dec. IL, 1910

X. No. l6s, Dec. IL, 1912
Very Secret.
To the Commissar on Foreign Affairs:
At the request OF the commission on
combating the counter-revolution Of
December II, the intelligence section
has the honor TO forward list of men
watching the missions OF the coun-
tries allied 10 Russia:
The British embassy is watched by
German scouts LUXE. lehman. Possel.
Franz and GeZel; Russian agents Ovsi-
annikov. Gluschenko and Saliasin.
The French embassy is watched by
German scouts Sylvester, Bu,z, Fol-
hagen. Russian agents Balashev. Turin.
Gavrilov, Sadavnokov and Shilo.
The L: ;. a. embassy is watched by
German scouts Strom. Buchholtz, Fas-
nacht. Todne-: Russian agents Spite
berg. Sckolnitzky. Tarasov and Vavilov.
The Roumanian mission is watched
Wolf; Russian agents Kuhl. Nikitin.
kolotov and Arkipov.
The Italian embassy is watched by
German scouts Kuhlder. Won Geze.
Coin and Rurmcister; Russian agents
Salov. Alekseievsky and Kuznin
These agents must fulfill all instruc-
tons Of the commission for combating
Ing, etc.-Head of department.. Agasfer
Note.-The German. Major Luberts
(Asasfer, see Document -. therefore
was the keeper of ambassadorial host
ages OF the allied countries in Russia
throughout the winter. The names
listed above were unidentihable in the
establishments of at least the British
have been outside watchers. The
method of outside surveillance is shown
in Document No. 81
Have photograph of letter.
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noCUA1ENT~O. -.
(Commissar on combating the counter
revolution and programs. No. H.
Petrograd, Feb. 40
Sncs.inuy scnrc,IEp

Specially STRAIGHTFORWARD.
10 .ne ieoplcS CoinInssar OH For
e .ig Affairs; Our AGENTS invest eating
imcnitski and Urov followed up the
ambassador and conducted a search Of
him in the street. with Il conhscation
Documents regarding relations with
German diplomats and the special
papers of the ambassador to thu. allied
ambassadors, mentioned by YOU were
not found. In order 10 mask the at
tack several articles listed in the pro-
tocol furnished by Comrade Imenitskl
were taken from the amba ssador
me watch on the British and Amer
lean ambassadors and the Serbian min
Elementary observation point on tho
British embassy has been established in,
the Marble Falace--Lieutenant Bekker
ana member Of the central executive
and soldiers Deputies, Frunze
On the French embassy, on the
french quay, house No. $, Comrade
iiys member OF the central execu-
On the North American embassy OBJ
servation has been established at
Fuhrstatskaya Street, house No. %.
apartments Nos. ! and l. In the latter
Comrades Goldberg and Spitzberg car
ryinS on the observation very success
fully. Telephones have been installed
IN the above7nentioned places. Cen
eral management of. the surveillance
has been intrusted 70 Alfred won Gel
gendorf,--Commissar Mitopovich for
Secretary r. Baetski
Note.-The marginal comment bv
Trotzky's secretary. Markin. is: Fol
low up" Most Of the names In this
letter. including the signatures at end.
are unfamiliar. Peters, placed in
charge of French observation is n Let
tsh sailor. active and able. former
resident Of England The robbery OF
the Italian ambassador took place late
IN the evening on lighted frequented
- Il
ton. The observation point on the
american embassy was n yellow a part
meni house almost opposite the en-
trance. After ! got this information
tested the watch and' always saw a
mead or hand retreating from n win
dow But doubt II the watchers
Drohted much by studying the visitors
TO the embassy.
Have photoEranh OF letter
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the Russian Government with pro-
posal TO take measures to deliver to
the Pacific by railway three of our sub
marines, disassembl On the con-
closion OF peace negotiations and the
conclusion OF peace between Russia and
Germany this transporting must be be-
clusion of the war the transported YES
sells Will remain at the disposal of the
Russian Government.-Capt. Lieut.. Rus
Miller.
Note.-The letter is indorsed RE
ported. Secretary Skripnik" The trans-
porting. according to the categorical
demand. was to begin Immediately after
peace was signed. These are the only
Two communications of Capt Miller
that appear.
Have photograph OF letter
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IT'S NOT YOUR HEART,
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

need help. You should use GOLD
MEDAL Harlem oil Capsules imme-
The soothing. healing oil
stimulates the kidneys. relieves In
Illumination sand destroys the germs
which have caused il. Do not
wait until tomorrow, Go to your
druggist to-day and insist on his sun
MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules. In
twenty-four hours you should feel
health and vigor returning and will
bleSs the day you first heard OF GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil.
After YOU feel that you have cured
yourself. continue to take one or two
capsules each day. so as to keen. in
nrst class condition and ward off the
danger Of other attacks.
Ask for the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sizes Money
refunded II they do not help you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

Kidney disease is no respecter OF
persons. 1t attacks all classes, re-
gardlesS of age, sex or conditions. \
majority of the ills affecting people
to-day can be traced back to the kid
ney trouble,
The kidneys are the most important
organs of the body. They are the H.
tcrers. the purifiers. OF your blood. If
the poisons which are swept from the
tissues by the blood are not eliminated
form or another Will claim you as a
victim.
Kidney disease is usually indicated
by WEAKNESS. sloeplcssneSs. nervous
ness, dependency, backache. stomach
trouble. difficulty when urinating, pain
in loins and lower abdomen, gall
stones, gravel rheumatism, sciatica
and lumbago.
All these arrangements are natures
signals 10 warn you that the kidneys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

The Catholic Women's Auxiliary of
the Red Cross Will meet in the base
ment OF st. Peters church as usual
during the week. Each day women
from tho various parishes, with their
respective chairmen, will take charge
of the work, as follows: Monday, St
Peters Church. Mrs. Charles Yardly
tuesday. Benedictine College, Mrs.
Hoffman: Wednesday, st. Mary's
Church, Mrs. John bliley; Thursday.
St. Patrick's Church. Mrs. Long; Fri
day. sacred Heart Cathedral. Miss Kate
|Laube General chairman. Mrs. Roper
chairman knitting division, Mrs. Tracy.
|M emberk who arc unaDie to attend on
their regular parish day Will be well
|comed on any other day, and are urged
Ito come and bring their friends TO as
[sist in the work.
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DOCUMENT No. II
DVOUH ENT NJ. 4.
General Staff of the High Sea File
No. IA Ian 10 1a1S1

General Stan OF the High Sea Fleet,
No. 70, Jan. 10, 1879
Very Secret.
The Petrograd representative OF the
supreme sea command has received by
wireless from Kiel orders to propose
TO the Council Of Peoples Commissars
to place at the disposal of our agents
at vladivostok- Buttenhof Staufacher
and Franz Walden, several steamships.
On these ships must be loaded the
goods indicated by our named agents
and also persons indicated by them
and be sent as directed TO ports of the
united States. Japan, and British
Colonies In Eastern Asia. In case Of
absence OF free tonnage in Pacific ports
IT is necessary TO charter ships sailing
under foreign nag. The object Of
sending the ships is to carry to enemy
countries agents. agitators. and agents.
destructors. All the expenses and risk
the Petrograd agency OF the Supreme
Naval Command takes for account of
the naval operations fund.-Capt. Lieut..
Rudolph Miller.
Note.-The Endorsement OF Lenine's
secretary Skripnik is reported" The
active Vladivostok agents have been
referred to previously. The threat of
the arrival of German agents through
Pacffc ports is apparent.
have photograph OF letter.
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WHY SOCIETY WOMEN
WASH THEIR OWN HAIR

They do. not because 1t is a fad.
but because they wish to obtain
the greatest possible hair beauty
and be sure they are not using any
thing harmful They have found
that In washing the hair II is never
wise to use n makeshift, but Is
always advisable to use a prepara-
ton made for shampooing only.
Many of our friends say they get
the best results from simple
homemade Canthrox mixture. You
can use this at a cost of about
3 cents shampoo by getting some
CanthroN from your druggist and
dissolving teaspoonful in a cup
OF hot water. This makes enough
shampoo liaAid to apply to all the
hair instead OF just the top of the
head. as with most preparations.
Dandruff. excess oil and dirt are
dissolved and entirely disappear in
tho rinsing water. Your hair will
be so fluffy that it will look much
heavier than IT is. It's luster and
softness will also delight you
Adv.
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which are being stripped

which are being stripped and dis
armed?
Please communicate tho decision OF
the Government.--Head OF the Russian
Section OF the German General STAFF,
Q. Rausch; Adjutant. L. Wolff
Note.-Opposite first paragraph is
notation ASK Lomof. Marlin." Lat
ter was one OF Trotzky's secretaries
Opposite paragraph second. Markin
makes notation Refer to Raskol-
naval general staff, who conducted
conferences with German officers in
kronstadt In March, April and July.
1917. and an active aid TO Dybcnko in
stirring UP the Russian fleet to revolt
Do not know who Lomof is. The inn
portance Of the first paragraph as In
dicating the use against America to
which Germany intends to put Russia
is selfevident The ludicrous picture
painted in the second paragraph at
once intensities the shame OF the end
ing of the fine new Russian Navy and
discloscs the German hope of securing
and rchtting the vessels.
Have original letter.
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DOCUMENT NO. IS.
lLE, ,GrcaD General Staff. Central Alb
th"!!ung, Section NJ No. 500. Feb. al
nm Id aI,I

To the Commissar Of Foreign Az
iairs: According TO instructions of
me imperial Government, ] have the
honor 10 ask you TO provide in the
shortest possible time list showing
what commercial boats, auxiliary
cruisers, and transports may be sent
ihIo the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
where the German Government in
tends 10 form for the purpose OF OPP
posing the Observation-Disclosures trade.
a poverty! commercial fleet flying the
Russian flag. -
AZ the same time l call 10 your at
tcntion the data that IN your Baltic
Ficet your sailors are selling from
the war ships the launches. small
httings. copper, and bronze parts of
machines, etc. Would 1t not be the
proper time 20 raise the question of
selling 10 Germany thESn var Nessnis
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DOCUMENT No. -.
tCommissar for Combating
Counter Revolution and pocroms

VCOfnmlssar Tot Com batting the
Counter Revolution and Pogroms, No
1853. Jan. 81. 1879
To the Commissar Of War Sklian-
SKY: Our agency on the Fuhrsta-
skaya informs us that two unknown
people have been noticed to visit the
American Embassy three times
Mai. Luberts begs TO point out 10
Commissar Podvoisky the necessity OF
Keeping a watch over the movements
Of these two persons. 1 await your in
structions.-Comm a. kozmin
Notc.-Maj. Luberts believed in iden-
Trying visitors to the American EN-
bassy. Podvoisky was the Minister OF
War.
Have photograph of letter
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|GER MAN. BOLSHEVIK
PLOT AMBITIOUS
ID from First Page,

(Continued from First Page.1
Ire different names. They and the CEN
ters from which they work should be
recognized, however, by their words
and thei. works. The commissars who
sign are members of commission for
.om batting the counter-reSolution.
Have photograph OF letter.
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Secret Dept. Affair 31-a.
To the Commissariat Of Foreign At
airs: According to the negotiations
between the Russian and German peace
elegations at Brest Litovsk, the Rus
ian section of the German general
s taf have the honor to request the
astening OF the departure Of agita-
lors to the camps of Russian prisoners
II war in Germany for the recruiting
II volunteers. who will be sent to the
English and French troops for the pur-
lose OF observa tion and peace propaa-
Ianda.
simultaneously. the staff requests
ne following sailors to be sent to Ger
1iany: Shishko, Kirshu, Matviev and
I'ratchuk. They will receive special
distractions when travelling through
Hhest Litovsk.-Chief Of the Russian
Election. German general STAFF, O..
Tausch: adjutant, u. Wolff
n Note.-This request was referred to
NE commissiariats on Military and
q avail Affairs. marginal question
sfked by e. p. (probably Polivanoff):
@s Dratchuk at Black Sea-" He was
% Seyastopol and may not have been
sa'nt. The others went, visited the
q .mps for war prisoners In Germany
SSsld then returned to Russia, Shisko
81 February, was Commissar OF the
laval College in Petrograd.
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gone to the front in the Don region.
part TO the front against DutoR. and
part to Eastern Siberia and the Trans
Batkal for the surveillance. and If It
anese occupationary detachment and
the counter-revolutionar Trans Baik a |
Cossack ofticers.-Counteres Of
fetal, T.. Arkipof1.
Note.-An odd comment gives inter
est 10 this letter. II is IAN accusa-
ton or silly accusal for personal
benefit" signed illegibly. Apparently
the letter passed through the hands OF
some honest man not in the conhdsnce
OF the gang.
Have photogra phi Of letter.
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Have photograph OF letter.
DOCUMENT NO. Il.

lGr. General Stan. Central Division, No
759, Nov. I. 1919
To tho Council OF Peoples Commits
sars: In accordance with an inquiry
from the German general headquarters
have the honor to request you to
inform me at the earliest possible mo-
ment the exact quantity OF ammunition
at the following places: Petrograd
Archangei, Kazan. Tihis.
You must also state the quantity and
storage place OF the supplies which
have been received from. America, Eng
land and France. and also the units
which are keeping guard over the mil
itary stores-Head of Department, O.
Rausch; Adjt. L. Wolff.
Note.-This is request made upon
country which America, England and
FRANCE still regarded at that date as
an ally.
Have photograph OF letter
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Charged win neceIyIng Stolen Good.

,,'tl' ftcccfFI HE StUieh NUous'
G. w. Chambec and William Fields,
colored, East End merchants, were ar
rested yesterday on charges OF rcceiv-
eng stolen goods. 1t Is alleged that
the two men knowingly purchased
merchandise. including lard. cheese.
eggs and meat. which had been stolen
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. Both furnished bail
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woMEN's MEETINGS.

The Woman's Auxiliary to Howitzers'
Association will hold its regular meet
ing this evening at Sis o'clock in the
Murphy Hotel Annex. A large attend
Snce IL urged. as matters of Importance
will be discussed.
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We photograph Of letter.
DOCUMENT NO. 20.
ne Counterespionage with

StaYka, Jan. j, 1879
To the Council OF Peoples Commits
sars: The Supreme Commander Kri-
lenko has received an offer from the
Supreme Commander Of tho German
army to send to the disposal OF the
German stan 10 reliable officers Of the
revolutionary army. The said persons
must arrive at Warsaw. where they will
receive their further instructions. The
aim OF the trip is to visit the camps
of our prisoners OF war on the propa-
Ganda OF peace ideas. The stan points
out the deBirabi1ity OF sending Dzeval-
tovsky. Siemashko, saharof. and
Solodarsky.-for the Chief Of the
Counter Espionage, S. Kalmanovich
Sote.-Dzevaltovskyw was an officer of
the Life Guards Grenadier Regiment,
and an agitator who aroused the SOL
diers at the time OF the Inflated June
advance. Volodarsky has been referred
to previously. He WINS assassinated
few weeks ago at Moscow. Kalman-
ovich was a Commissar on the stan of
Krilenko. the talking man who was as
signed to dIsorgan!ze the army. In
actual army rank Krilenko was a sub
lieutenant.
Have photogra ph OF letter
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Engagement Announced.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
LiNCHBURG. VA, September 16.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Franklin Cooke, of
Altavista, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Marion
Lee Harvey. to Ewell Ashby Brugh
also of Altavista. The marriage is
scheduled for the early autumn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

The regular meeting OF Mispah Chap
ter No 80. o. z. S.. will be held at
the Masonic Temple this evening at
1:30 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

The woman's board OF the Methodist
Institute will meet tomorrow morn
Ing at IL o'clock at the institute. Nine
tcenth and Grace Streets.
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The first fall meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society OF Park Place
Church will be held this afternoon at
o'clock at the church. All members
are urged to attend.
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DOCUMENT NO. 10.

dC inc Stavka, Jan.
.1e. 1879
TO the Council Of Peoples Commits
|s Council Of PEOPLES commis.a S o.
lat through our 'front.'. on. the per-
|nal permission of the Supreme Com.
|tnder, have passed 100 German Of.
|srs and 2So nopeommissioned Of
ISats; part Of the German oficers have
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DOCUMENT 40. 20.

DOCUMENT no. 20.
&C. G. S., Nachrichten Bureau, Section
r, Feb. %. 1879
Personal to the Commissar of For
e!sn Affairs: According to my personal
conversation with the chairman Of the
council of peoples commissars Il has
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DOCUMENT NO. is.
Secret Dent. Anoir Al,

:. General STAFF, Central Depart
t. Section NJ. No. ISL, December 90.
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DOCUMENT NO. q.
General Stan of the High Sea Fleet,
No. $50. Jan. IL, 1881

SSry secret.
10 the Council Of Peoples Commits
sars: According to instructions Of tn
German high sea command, transmit
ted to-day to me by Radio 4, ] apply L
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REFERENCES-
Any bank or business concern
in Oklahoma City
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Senator New
almost Lands
in White House

WASHINGTON r,b n -Npe.nlJ
Harry s. Ncw of Indian, abandoned
no, ioga lor goggles, hood and leather
Jacket U 900 aviator today and took o.
dying lrp over Washington ina British
acrpplur with Colonel Lee ui tia Brit
90 R.yal lb ug corn.
The senator had an exciting tfip. the
aviator giving him the sensations of the
dIp l''c side slip standing iuu and
everything but the remarkable falling
lear stunt which has been amazing
Washington for several days.
while we we're directly over the
White H0u,c Colonel Lee stopped the
engine" SAID Senator New after hI,
trip
"'Do ,ou see lhr White House hc
asked Tn huh' ] pumicd with my
teeth firmly clnchcd Then thc rascal
let the machine go head Vr,l into a
dive and ! wa, absolutely certain va,
going to land in the White House At
last But luckily didn't II, brought
the machine to, All right, and here | am
II was a great ride "
Representative Sohall the blind c0n.
gresham ftom Minnesota and William
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With lettering around q gambling game
Ih'y viii be tried In tho municipal court
thin nfi0TUuHu
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INDIANA OFFICIALS
FREED FROM CHARGES

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb Y romrr
Mayor R o Johnson oi Gary Ind and
NlN other Lake county republicans
whose trial 900 lhr United States district
court here 600 charge, Of election tuu.
,piraDu wJ. started YESTERDAY ended
suddenly today when all the defendant,
were ordered discharged by the court
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HINDU POET IS
GIVEN A PART IN
PLOT FOR REVOLT
High German Officials Also
Definitely Implicated

SAN FRANCISCO lcb g-Dcn.
mite connection Of SIR Rabindrlmth
Tacorc. celebrated Indian poet, and
high officials oi the German go Err.
m,ut with am alleged 0n,pIrac, u ll.
wrEt rNolui.n aglluH Bu.h rule .n
india wa, established .'a. iC.orug
% cuWvlions ot tHg prosecution hy
introduction into cuYn.' at Che rpl