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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS
Woman's Committee on War Savings
Campaign seeks To Interest
School runils.

The woman's committee Of the Rich
mond war savings campaign IS maxi
ing rapid progress in organizing the
city into working units for the sale
Of thrift stamps and war savings
stamps. Headquarters ut oil North
Fifth Street are busy with the de-
tail Of organization and cnlisting vol
untcer workers on the various COM
mittccS.
An essay contest on Tire subject Of
thrift Will be conducted in the private
schools Of the city, the successful con-
testant TO receive a prize OF one 81
war savings stamp. This contest is
open to amy registered pupil III any OF
the following schools: virginia Ran
dolph Elicit Collegiate School for Girls,
Mc,;uirc's, Woman's College. The Cham
berlayMc School, the Talcott school,
Richmond Academy. and any other pri-
waite school in the city. The essays
must first he submitted To the priv
Cipal Of the school, vino Will select the
best essay from his or her school. Then
each principal Will forward the essay
tn Mrs. Charles q. Bosher. West
Franklin street, for the finai selection
~ the prize winner. Manuscripts
should he limited TO 500 words, and he
written on one sido Of the paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

the brilliant climax brought out by Mrs.
Shakelford In her aria II Sent My Soul
Into the Invisible; the Interpretation
by Mrs. HudginS OF the verses, The
worldly Hope Alcn Set Their Hearts
Upon was sincere and effective. Mr..
Hlakc's aria, "Ah. Moon OF My Delight"
was given inspirinSly though with AN
excess of theatrcalsni which married
II TO considerable extent. he sanR
with splendid resonance and amplitude
or tone. The quartet offerings Were
brilliant and artistic.
The writer suggests that the concert
OF last evening be repeated in its en-
tircty at an early date. but in an au-
ditorium moro centrally located. where
i greater audience may conveniently
hear these splendid local artists TO ad
vantage. AIR. KelIcrman is entitled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
BUSY, HARD-WORKED
MEN AND WOMEN

VIII lind that the sarsapari,a. pepsin,
nuA and iron treatment comprised in
Hoods Sarra paril!a ana rcrtiron viii
give brain and nerve force, relieve the
nervous strain incident 10 too much
to do IN too little time" characteristic
OF lfc to-day.
Thcs" blood and nerve medicines
seem TO lift the nervous and over
worked into new life. enabling them
20 accomplish easily the things that
have frcttcd them and have seemed TO
bring them TO StandStill.
Hoods Sarsa parilia aad pcptiron are
very effectively supplemented by Hood s
pills. in cases where a laxative j.
needed. THESE three preparations are
all sold by your druggist. Get them
to -day.-Aiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
Grotto Cnst to- Orxnnizc.

The SAINTS Grotto now cast Will meet
ut the Lyric Theatcr this morning at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
People of Winchester
See Things in the Sky

Especial to rho Tlmea-Dispntch)
WINCHESTEH. February 81
Winchester people were to-day dis
cussins II remarkable phenomenon
which was witnessed In tho skies
last night for nearly nm hour, when
there seemed TO lie II large Amcrf-
can HuE in the heavens. while along
dicrs marching by. ~ the same
time there appeared To lie batl
Of fire near the custern horizon.
Many negroes who saw the mirnEc
became excited md boItcd their
doors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
GARFIELD DECLINES
TO EXEMPT VIRGINIA
Federal Fuel Administrator Turns
Down Harry Flood Byrd's
Recommendation.
ONE MORE HEATLEss MONDAY
Assurances Given, However. That To-
Morrow Will lie the Last in Which
Suspension OF business Will 30
ltequired I'm This State.

Virginia will not be exempted from
tho fuel regulations OF the Federal fuel
administration untn conditions permit
the removal OF tho order. Such was
The N"rCinS OF the answer of DR.. Gar
n ne" 10 ',N 'Scrnt reeon''ehua ''on q,
- ~. go, ~
49," - ~ .''".' v" S.;s y,
- t'','i'.i., az ~, Vi
-
80, ,H,,, ~
lhc coNoi''ohS permitting me emo
val OF tn" order from the states south
OF virginia rs si,cihed IN me teIe-
gram were 'fSj' the ieIlei "t ife,aht
cohEeSuph' anu SHCphu' inc "frlNtl "l
warm weather "hi'h cut no"h' III q
i'fSs !h"Af"''' me quantities "I iuci
t"Hiher'E ''hSNhcu'
Mr.. Byrd said yesterday that he had
been practically assured hv the fucl
administration that tho coming Mond3"
would be- the last for Virginia as re-
portS from tho state indicate great
improvement OF railroad ana coal con-
d';ions.
Mines III WcSt Virginia have begun
cooperation, and danger Of famine
has been eliminated. Ecpnirs TO the
bridges and other parts OF the railroa DIS
on which coal Travelled have been
completed and speedy transportation of
soft coal to different points in tho
state Will be the immediate result.
80 N%NlIr>tTIHIR
EotcI.D no SHIT DovS
r
rii r., ;,
.I 49, -, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

lore. until was blue in tho face and rcd
in tho toes. 40 more for me. Use
"Gcts-It." 1t never fails. Touch any
corn or callus with Two drops Of Gets
It," md 'Gcts-1t' does the rest. It's
relief to be able to stop cutting Corns.
making them bleed. wrapping them up
like packages aud using sticky tapc
and salYeS. II removes any corn clear
and clean, wing the too as smooth as
your palm. You can wear those new
shoes without pain, dance and I've frisky
It."
"Gets-lt" IS sold at all druggists
tyou need pay no more than % cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

George Ehmig, c. II. Sehr. G. A. Davis,
w. llolzapel. Charles n. Lawrence 81
I. Maynard, NJ. j.. Johns, Otto Senfx,
Charles r.. Valentine. Luther Tiner
william Grant. George Meyer, Julian
Flournoy. Sam Crowell, Isador Gold
stein and Harl d. Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
4 Big Bargains

We have in stock these slightly used
and second hand Pianos. some look almost
new. at bargain prices:
Emerson, former price $500. now....s CO
Crafts former price 500. now .sl67
Sticm. former price 500. now ....s 90
crafts Player. former price $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

~ O'Clock to organize It's work for the
coming year. The following members
have been appointed to the cast for
the year OF 1918: Charles Tillycr, Il.
IL. Schmidt. Albert o. Boschen. T.. a.
Fry, Joseph Kass. Logan walford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
My Personal Guarantee

iSfaction and YOU may use any second
hand piano purchased during this sale for
Two years. at the end OF which time tho
fun purchase price will he allowed to
apply on any new CRAFTS CABINET
GRAND PIANO or PLAYERPIANO at tho
regular established rctailcd price Every
protection is offered you. the extension OF
payments In the event OF illness and the
cancel ton OF the balance due us In the
event Of death. Write to-day for full par
t;rlIl1l'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

to praise for the excellent results
achieved by the artists under his d.
rectiun j. G.. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
Step Lively! C0rns
Quit with "Gets-It''
The Great Corn-LoOscnrr of the Age.
Never Fails. Painless.

watch my step" What's the uSci
! go along right side up without care. y
even with rOrnS. because use "ticts-li.'
the painless. OF lik -bana na peel
corn remover. ! tried other ways ga
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
KANSAS CITY TIED
UP BY CAR STRIKE
SUBURBS WITHOUT SERVICE


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1850 e
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
SELLING STOCK IN
TULSA CORPORATION
biggest Thing Evce pat Acvoss In
Tulsa VIII M Piaccd Ou Msr-
kct During tho Weeh.
Statesmen WILL VOLUNTEER
s'ccL In Financial Cosposatioa wri
Re mid I'm TWINS In WaSo
Farmers VINO Want II.

Volunteer rtook salesmea In ths
greatest commercial project rvsr or
ranissd IN Tulsa have been selected
10 sSs slle shs ~ ssss 49, ~
ssll shares In the fUlso rinaclNa oos-
poration, q ei,e0s,0o0 project. tos-
tered by the chamber Of commerce
and endorsed by the whole city q
the solution to a $4,000 population
In Tulsa.
The prospectus 10 In the hanAs Of
the printer. and the whole pregtam
of the oorporation. ils possibilities
and its status from svsry vioWpoint
viii be explained. Armed viii theDs,
the teams selected from tks alilol
clubs win present the preteot 70
every oitissn Who viii Iisloa. ana
offer stock on tsrms that svOa the
man who works for daily vase can
get In for an Investment that prom
.rca TO not only bring financial re-
turns but helps build the city.
The team, captsins msst toat6ht
In the chamber Of commerce rooms
at \ O'Clock, st which time an orra nj.
sation will Be psrfectsd. 70 make the
selling Organization 90 compists
tina, Inc city can BE- covered in two
days The captains will select their
team workers and have them psaay
for the intenGvs campaAgu planned
for nert week. the captains &C.
lectsd are ~ follows. kiwani. club
"A. N. Atkinson, archltssas; J. ~.
Abel ministers; Ed Dalton. county
g. c. Coal. ooai and weed;
G, H. dump. hardware, l. L. Doyle.
life, health and accident Insurance;
j. u. Render. lsundrtes ana towel
supply: VIM. Smith. thsatsrs.
city club--L J. harttn. sttor-
neys, ". Il Hutchinson. lumber ana
builder supplies. planning mills and
carpenter shops. n. J. Aoisuky. city
officials and smployes. Mowsrv
Bates. geoioEists and civil engineers;
" II. ketchum, hotels and cafes.
Lions club-W, I. Dickey, fire In
rurance and bonds. l.. J. " Rooney,
construction companiesi I. u. Roessr.
furniture. Harvey Young, sasolins
companies and fillins stations; NJ. N.
Adams. railroads and transportation
w A. Reynolds. real estate bonds
and lnyestfn ents.
Advertising club-C. E. LAhman.
bakeries. A, I. Waite, rubber soods,
OoNrisrsD ON PACE rOuRrEEH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

School children started something
They decided that N was about ~
important and as cheerful to give
M 20 receive and yesterday two
classes In the local schools raised n
sum In each for the Empty Stocking
fund You know, Kids realize what
II In TO miss santa Claus. and they're
not going OF let him miss any of their
lees fortunate buddies--not n put
ting up their spending money right
before Christmas can help
The Empty stocking editor likes
the idea. There are other classes In
tbs public schools tn fact there are
three % four hundrd The schools
In Tulsa. n Nhey have the spirit
shown In the action ~ the first
period. freshman. ancient history
clsss and the third period history
class. Their combihsd contributions
we're esso ..-
Two business men iiked tho idea.
too. and they sent In Sis each, one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
JUDGE GRossCUP SENDS
PROTEST on HUN CHARGE

NEW YORK. Dec. ii.--Pcter n.
urosacup ~ Highland park, H., for
mer Judge OF ths United States CTR
cult court ~ appeals. made public
here tonisht . iett.r he had written
TO United states senator knuts Mel
son OF The senate Judiciary comm q.
tee. protesting against inclusion Of
his name n list Of alleged pro-
Germans furnished the commits
In the investigation OF herman prop
aganda In this country.
Except for an article published IN
the fall OF 1914 blsmins Russia for
the conditions out of which the war
arose, ana an Interview given To the
Washington Pos, following the sink
ms ~ the I.usitania. advocating
separation of passenGsrs crossing
the ocean from ammunition -bsa rins
ships" Mr.. urosscup declared he had
written or spoken nothins that could
have led to placing his name on the
pro. German list.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
FAILURE 70 PAY TROOPS
IS ClASSED As SCANDAL

WASHINGTON. Dec ii.-Repre-
1--we Mann OF Illinois. republican
ier spoke In the house today on
mances OF failure OF the war de-
hen' r.n' tn pay soldieru and an
,..hced ~ such failure a. q scandal
the nation"
hmepfesentative Walsh Of Mas.a-
ySs also compialred that no pro-
son mad been made by the navy
,.,p,s1unent for paym~nt OF transpor-
hnon OF discharged sailors to their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
CHATEAU rHIERRy.

CHATEAU rHIERRy.
Thsre US ihst fre,dom stood.
On The prsriplce Of death!
There u yes that all that's rcod
- Falisrsd In vars poisoned breath.
Thets the weary and oppressed.
=. Almost crush~j by brutal miTbt
Net disss,sr, breast 70 brsssi.
And despsirinr turned IN flight
Tor sn Instant hope wn deaa--
lost ~n all Tor Which men arivsd,
Then, wsih starr, flag e'erhssa
The Americans arrived.
Not In oumber. wrrs they strong.
-, Greater was the force Of might
Bis we're fighting for the wronG,
'0sinst each youth who fought for
Int w.r': grim Jaws ,A,y ran
But ~soh one of them . man.
Sent there BY the win Divine.
'Tco late too iatsl'' The feeble cried,
Truth 10 overwhelmed by crime |"
And 70 the fait.rinx they replied
No. not too late. but iust In timsi"
Halted IN. rush Of nigh, and sr.ed.
We've after wave Of Prunisns came
To crush tho hes, Of Freedoms breed,
Burning their way With guns AfiAms.
One aFainst .is they fought that day.
Hn, ~hen those trssir hours he'd fled,
Freedom no longer stood 81 hay
The hope OF tyranny ~n dssd
Thef. turned life's iidss from hate 10
when that ten thousand br'. sp.
To stand for truth. In Heaven above
Even the snrsls must have ehssrsd.
A. Chstesu Thisrry Msrk the pisce.
Rear high some monumsn, OF fsms
To sbow 70 every Are and rs~s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

LONDON, Dec ii.-Premier Lloyd
George. speaking today at bristol.
said the English mislery service act
was passed In orderVo meet a great
emergency. when that emergency
was passed the need was passed and
the act annulied. He added there was
no Intention to renew H. whether
Great Britain wpuld reauirs con,
scription In ths future In any nha pc
or form. Mr.. Lloyd George said. de-
pended not on the opinion which he
now eIprsssed but upon the peac
terms which were made. Continuing.
the premier said:
What drove us to conscription
was tho existence OF conscript armies
on the continent that inevitably
plunged the world into war. They
could not build great military ma
chimes without tempting the mon q,
the head OF them to try the< luck
with these machines.
The Germans always felt there
was nothing 20 resist their perfect
military machine.
III you want = pcsmanrut pea~:
u yon want a. pvrvvnt tlSc horross
NJ this war bcing rcpcasrsi. you
must pat an end IN c0nsrftpt
nrsnirs on tho cOntincut of Flu
rop~."
The first thing 10 do In TO pre-
vent the repetition Of blunders Of the
past by making II impossible 10 have
CONTINUED on PAGE rOURrEEg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
WILL ADDRESS AMERICANS
Speech to Soldiers VIII BE
Given Soon After
His Arrival.
WILL VISIT WAR DISTRICT
Former German Territory
May BE Entered In Inspec-
ton Of Devastation.

W 'hs As>srsted ffest
bRcsT, Dee. 1.-THE United
States steamer George washington
with President Wilson and part,
aboard. changed It's course after
leaving thu Asores and will arrive In
brest In advance of IN. time an
nounced. according to a naval wire.
less dispatch received today. y
The president 10 now expected 10
reach Breast at 10 o'cloAk Friday
morning instead OF at . o'clock IN
the afternoon. he will leave for
Paris at 4 o'clock In tho afternoon,
A heavy "southwes,er'' blew up
during tho nisht. s,irrins big seas
off the coast.
The authorities are sksctins n pa
vilion on Quay No. ., where Prssi.
dent Wilson viii first - foot IN
France. The interior will contain n
platform where the French mInis,srs
will extend their firs, greetings 10
the president.
A wireless m.ssas. from IN.
George washington today asked thai
the American Journalistic who were
on the United 6tatss steamer ORR
sAba. which left New YORK In ad-
vance OF the usprss Washinstsn. re-
main on board that vessel until after
ths lending Of the president, How
ever, the OrtsAba reached lSrest yes
tst1ay sne the entire patty q Nevs-
p.esr 1ea laadss ssS went 10 rssh
,:ss. 's.s s'ss.: .ss'ss'..:-rsSs~sxsz~~.-~--
~ ~ D1Aes1 Syoe 49,
which sssidsst NIesN viii msks
% GO" n: .;,.s H~',':,: y: ',Ss.sy =
poasihls. 10 sspsseel 70 be one se
the most iiuportapt delivered durine
his stay In Dpreps. and u bsinG
looked forwssd 70 BY EurepeAss.
who hope 70 eall from u 3 meeD
osnnite ides 81 lhe psesl1nae'o -
act position PeGArVing nanssfeus MAI
points. II u coVsl0srsd ualoubes1
that the pSest1sht viii matte TIM
speech at the American front, but At
what placs has not yst bssn de-
The president. Il 10 announced. viii
visit devastated districts In France,
and. although the present plans are
tentative. ali dspsndiaS upon HE
personal wiahss. thA trip may tahs
hira Into former German territory.
visits 10 Nets and strasbouru are
extrsmsly probable.
President Wilson will lunch with
Prssidsnt Poincare on saturday
soon after his arrival. The plans for
Sunday have not yet been made
known. on Monday Prssidsnt Will
son Will hold . reception In the
Pafis city hall, 20 which q hoa Of
offIeiaia have bssn Invited.
The Associated Prsss Y In q po-
lition 10 state definitely that Prssi.
1snt Wilson will visit Italy. hut no
1ats has been flied. A hundred In
vitstions or more for the president
70 Walt various places In france and
he allied countries are being re-
solved daily. Naturally thsse are
yeins held pending the coming of
Frances distinguished guest II 10
hardis likely that the
presidebt viii attend q great mum.
Der Of functions In paris, ss he will
inquestionabiy . need ali the time
>ossibls to attend To the urgent bust.
,sss which brings him 10 europe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

william Hob~nso,icsn cvDss<i
tho Dutch fOnttcr from Gsrsnany
November 10. Ills formally ir.sssSi
notice ~ abdicatian WAS ''usade
and executed and sxnrd by osr
own tmnd with thu ymp~rtal ssaI
NJ Anrronsra. Novcmh~v e."
Anrronscn In IN Holland and.
,lr'rrforc, tho frnsce esspcsor
had bsn In that cosnt<y 10 days
wbcn he formally laid aOwn tise
~cpter and rclissQuislssui tise
throne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
STEEL CONTROL
TO END DECEMBER ~.

WAsHiNGTON. Dec. Il-Oov-
ernmsnt supervision over the steel
Industry and steel price fixing will
tries hoard 80 announced today after
a conference with spokesmen OF the
Industry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
KRUPP FACTORY
TURNS TO PEACE.

AMsTERDAM. Dec. 1.-THE d.
rectors of the krupp muSition works
have announced their Intention to
transform the plant into a factory
devoted to the arts of peace and have
requested the workers there 20 make
proposals for the manufacture OF
peace materials. according to the
Cologne Gazette,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
RHINE REQUEST IS REFUSED
Foch Refuses to Grant Huns
Permission to Communi-
cate West Of River.
MAY CARRY MARCH FARTHER
Report From German Capital
lntimates March May
BE Continued.

CurENiIAGEN, Dee. Accord
Ing to reports from berlin the en-
tentr governments intend TO refuse
To send foodsluffs TO Germany un-l
"a demand they are Hnld to hav. made
for the dissolution of the noidlers
and workmen's councils is carried
out The allies. the reports add. will
reserve the right to march into DER
many
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
Turkish Government
Demands ExfradifiOn
of Former Members

COPENHA0EN, Dec. io-Tur-
key has demanded the estradition
OF Talaat Pasha. former grand
virier, and Enver Pasha. the for
mer war ministsr. As well as other
members Of the former Turkish
government who fled TO Germany.
The Wolff bureau. lhe semioffi
clal news agency ~ Berlin. says
Enver Pasha and nlaat Pashn Will
not he extradited hut that others
charged with ordinary political
crimes viii be cxtrsdited.
Recent dispatches reported that
both Enver pasha and Taiast
Pasha rad been arrested at Berlin
on the request Of the Turkish gov
ernment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

COPENHAGEN, Dec. ii.-Ali bu,
one Of the suspected piotterr. who
were arrested at the hotel Bristol on
Monday. have been released The eS-
ception was Herr Bsck q lawyer.
Who is charged with having form cd
a student guard and furnished 500
anrs for the men involved In the
disorders OF last FridaA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
Captain Of Texas Rangers
IL Killed In San AMorio

San ANTONIO. TsssA Dec. IL
u. y Hail. captain Of Texas rangers.
was sho, and killed In front Of the
Besar county courthouse this morn
ing Charles Haseiwood. ranchman
OF Mineral Wells. Texns. 10 In Jail
charged with murder AZ the result
OF the shooting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
GRAND DUKE LEADS
SOUTHERN RUSS ARMY,

LONDON. Dec. Ii-Grnnd Duke
Nicholas Nicholaevitch. former com
mander-in chief Of the Russian army.
Is now In command Of q fore OF
CoSacks IN southern RuVria. accord
here today. His staff headquarters
OF Ekatcrtn oslav.