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for l am placing their lives in your
hands and-I love them dearly"
Il shall do exactly as you say"
"very well, then! Go to Neuvitas,
where Tomas liYes-there is steamer
leaving in three or four days, and you
can arrange passage on her. He Is a
dentist. Meet him, somehow, and
make yourself know by repeating this
sentence: 4 come from Felipe. He told
me how you whipped him to keep him
from going to the Ten Years war!
That will be enough; he will ask you
who you are and what you want. You
won't need to say anything more. No
living soul. except Tomas and l, knows
that he thrashed me. but 1t is true. He
will understand from the message that
I trust you. and he will help you to
reach the rebels. If such thing is
get back, and bring me news Of Tomas.
Now, adios, compadre."
"Adios, senior! 1 am deeply grnte-
full !"
O'Reilly had no difficulty in securing
passage direct to Neuvitas on the Eng
lish steamer Dunham Castle, and few
days later he saw the Atlantic high
lands dissolve into the mists of win
ter afternoon as the ship headed out
ward into a nasty running sea.
Cuba, when 1t came fairly into sight.
lay bathed in golden sunshine, all
warmth and welcome. like bride
from her fragrant shores swept over
l
o'Reilly shifted it joyfully.
Although there We're but few pas
sengers on the Dunham Castle they
were subjected to a long delay. during
which suspicious customs men searched
their baggage and questioned them.
Finally, however, O'Reilly found him
self free to go ashore.
Ell Gran Hotel Europea, Neuvitas'
leading hostelry. belied its name. 1t
was far from large, and certainly it
was anything but European. except,
perhaps, in its proprietor's extravagant
and un-American desire to please, at
the place afforded, and Senior Carbajal
was the most attentive of hosts.
He evinced an unusual interest in
the affairs of his American guest, and
soon developed habit Of popping into
the latter's room at unexpected mo-
ments. ostensibly to see that all was
as 1t should be. When. for the third
time, he appeared without knocking,
O'Reilly suspected something.
"You have everything, chr Mr.. Car
bajal teetered upon the balls Of his
H,tc - Il
inquisitively.
Everything in abundance"
"You are a pleasure traveller? You
see the sights, is that it7 Well. Cuba
is beautiful"
"Tm not tourist. travel for my
health" said O'Reilly.
you Health-w Carbajal's
frame began to heave; his bulging alb
domen oscillated as If shaken by some
hidden hand. Good! Ha! There's
another joke for you"
I'm a sick man." O'Reilly insisted,
hollowly.
''You don't look SICK" mumbled Car
bajal. mot like the other American"
"what other Americana"
"a peculiar fellow. He went on to
Puerto Principe. What cough! And
he was as thin as wire. He bled at
the mouth. too, all the time, when he
was not reviling my hotel. You'll see
him II you go there, provided he hasn't
come apart with his coughing. be-
lieve he writes for newspapers. Well,
1t Is my pleasure to serve you. Com
mand me at any hour" Mr.. Carbajal
rose reluctantly and went wheeling
downstairs to his grimy tables and the
flies.
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HOW LOAN is APPoRTIoNEO
Minimum Amount Of Money Which
Each Federal Reserve District
Is Asked to Raise.

Six billion dollars is the minimum
amount which the people of the United
States are asked TO subscribe for the
Fourth Liberty loan, according to an an
nouncement by William G. McAdoo.
secretary Of the treasury.
Following are the quotas and per-
centages Of the total BY federal re-
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o'REILLY LEARNS OF RosRs PLIGHT AND BUSHES TO
THE RESCUE WITH ALL POSSIBLE HASTE

synopssDon Eseban varona. Cuban hides his eah
Jewels title deedsin The hiding
known only Sebastian slave Don Esebans wife dies at
Esteban the
the
refuses. gambling
daughter,
Sebastian kills Don Eseban and is himself killed Many
unable hidden Mario,
promise wait for him
In
PEELED
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Esteban and Rosa feel secure
In their hiding place unaware
that cueto's treaehery 10 bring
ing upon them a new and more
terrible danger. Don't miss this
development, which is disclosed
In the next installment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
MANY COUPLES welded
IN CITY OF LYNCHBuRG
Fight Are United in>I;0hds OF Aiatri.
mOny During tho Past
Few Days.
SHOT PROVES Fatal TO WOMAN
Mrs. j. y. Smith, OF Kingspori,
Killed When Gun IL Accidentally
Observation-Disclosures News Notes
From Virginia Points.

!.I%CiIBUEG. VA. pecemhe: %
The pas, few days have pccn busy
,nc3. according TO the record ot the
marriage license court hero. cigh, cou-
pies taking our the coveted bits 81,
paper. The list follows:
Miss Extra Holt. daughter %. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. 4. Holt. ana Frank Lass,
all rot DrooknGai were married SAT-
urday.
r. .. Williams and Mrs. L,na Mason.
bota Of Lynchburs. were married sun
day afternoon.
Bruce Farmer and Mrs. Lena Mitch
eli. OF LynchbuTE. were married. Sun
day.
Noel Edwards. o: Newport, r. T.. and
Miss Ida May Giles. Of Chatham. were
married here Saturday.
Robert A. krsHcc and Miss Minnie
J. sass. Goth OF Lynchburs. were mar
ried saturday.
Robcr; 4. iiess,er and siss Minnie
Josephine Ia es, both OF Lynchburs.
we're married saturday.
Carl b. Padsct; and Misses MaGgic
Ann Scruggs, both OF Lyachburg. were
married Saturday evening.
Joseph II. shelton and Miss Claudia
Campbell. both of Nelson County. were
married here Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
CANADA MAKING PLANS
TO DEMOBILIZE ARMY
War BOARD Says Railroad Facilities
VIII Permit Handling .O.OG0
Men Per AloutI.

WINNIPEG, CANADA. December p
,.I, ~, for the demobiliza-
troops under system intended to
meet economic and industrial con,il-
lions have been completed and will DE
Of the forces is consented 10 by the
high command.
After considering available shipping
the Imperial Ministry OF Shipping and
the Canadian War Board have con-
GUIDED that the rate OF return can ap-
cioae study SyO0 Of ne the m miiiary and
econom!c phases OF demobiliza ion re-
suited in a decision to first return men
was Immediate use for than in indus
try. Preference is 10 be given mar
ried men. the order OF their return 10
be be 6 dctermined BY the length Of time
sral lines '' =
61,Is,aSAt!on Of the ,rooPS into
partment' was deemed advisable 20
meet the requirements OF tho labor
market in the various districts. TO
return the men REGARDLESS OF their oc-
cnpation III civil Ire and demands OF
the labor market in their respective
districts would work II hardship upon
decided.
Latest figures lis, ess.aos as the
number of Canadian troops oversees
IN cSt't'a,c VI hoN thcSe men VIII lie
distributed among The vsrious prov
in each province. follows:
Ontario; l2i.Soo: Quebec. as,50o; New
Ernnswick. 1880: Nova Scotia and
$4,000 saskatchewan. $500: Alberta
2l.500; British Columbis, 25,56o.
The problem OF bringing back from
England the wives and families OF
Canadian soldiers, estimated at $4,000
persons. has nden placed with the De-
partmcnt OF immigration. They will
be returned 10 Canada rs quickly rs
possible, as the government desires
to have tho soldiers homes re-cstab-
lished before their arrival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
MANY AMERICAN FLAGS
DISPLAYED IN LONDON
crty in ..rmisticc Celebration
at Trafalgar Square.
SOLDIERS BUILD HUGE BONFIRE
Policemen Helpless to Interfere
With Use of Sign Boards f'rDm
Base of Nelson Monument TO Feed
Flames.

LONDON. December 20 Especially -
if there is not friendly feeling toward
the United states in England tho f.Ss
ar" r,tii.ons of nasH Where all Of
them como from is Il mystery They
m,inl;;n appGared from eyerywhere and
the day when tho armisticc VAS signed.
No coronation or royal jubilee has seen
Sucn luarNc! q! COT II.
Hardly Il housc, however small or
humble. in the whole more than
twenty-miic radius Of the LARGEST City
t:oms. Ana tho Stars and Stripes We're
more coHspicuons than any ias except
the UnionS Jack.
tic American emblem was one OF tucm.
III" French flag ranked next. but only
n respectable third. Walking through
luted the cyc everywhere. Biz ones.
large enough 20 hide an ordinary house
hung in front of hotels. department
pie OF the hundreds OF thousands who
tied faEs TO their hats and coats and
the stars and stripes They wcre par
tcuiariy popular with the girls. on;
workmon. old ladies and British sol
dicrs wore them This seems TO spell
some OF the saddcr newspapers.
which specialize in deplornE. mourned
IN: r. IraLaigar square on Novembsr l.
property was destroyed This was
the hurde1, OF tho plant. /; was true.
Jewellers. chiefly Australian ana
Cana dian soldiers. with "a sprinkling
o.. British and a few American accom-
plices, built bonfire. They used
whatever came to hand. Hugo sign
boards around the Nelson monu:ncn.
appealing TO citizens TO buy war bonds
were tho first 10 feed the flames Then
z wooden hut. the property OF tho Y.
NJ &. ~. was dragged 10 the pyrc.
Next came half dozen German can
nor, camcIfaged with green. purple
and yellow. rushed up with shoutings
from St James Park close By.
1here were many policemen about.
but they we're helpless The soldiers
picked them UP and thrust them OF
out and turned streams on the blaze.
The Australians turned the hose on tn.
ssioniShed iiremen and swept them OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
IN AND our OF TOM

Mics Louise Branch is the ru.s,
ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jsous
Sranch. for the holidays.
Miss Jean Reynolds will be ,mo,.
Bho Richmond girls attending he
pnristmas hops at Virginia Military In
stitute, Lexington. -"
d Robert Blankenship, Of Fort Sill :,
che guest OF his family here for ~
holiday season. 'ie
h Braxton Valentine is SPENDING ,b,
christmas holidays at his home in R;ch
nond. !" fich-
& Miss Beth Palmer. who is atte,d,no
ichool In New York, is the puest ~
'er parents. MIR. and Mrs. r. A. PAINE
en- West Franklin Street.
SLieutcnant Armstrong Price ana M.
Sother are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs ra'iS
kEarlick, at their home i'm Ginter pa,
s.r c short stay. ~
I Or. and Mrs. Edward Mack. of ,bo
gEion Theological Seminary. are snendo
ms CHRISTMAS with relatives in So,th
J;aro!ins. They Will return to Hjcb.
fnond for New Years Day.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hunsion Cary oro l.o,
5nE shortly for visit to relatives ara
friends in the North "''"
Mrs. Turner Arlington and Mic.
Frances Arlington arc spendinr ss"nrai
weeks in Lexington. where Turnnr a.
EinSton, tr.. Is cadet at the VIrrin:,
Military Institute. u" al
! Mrs. James Hunter has returned .,
ashland, after spending the past wes,.
With her mother. Mrs g. r. Potts j.,
shiS city. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
WOMANHOOD LOVES
PERFECT MANHOOD
Each Sew Adnirea Perfect Health.
VisoT and Vitality In the
Opposite Sex.
Me-" MEDICINE ro!Nrs rHE WAY

Eaca SEX almires perfect health
vieor ana vitaiit" in the opposite eek,
AID this Is but natural. for few poo
p;c enjoy the company Of one deprsss-
physical and mental wreck,
Real happiness and the JOY of ir-
ing is tack Ing for sick People who suf
fer from some OF the many forms Of
"a thai heavy foe!ins after eating
stomach gases. siiortness OF breath.
headncaea dizziness, sleeE!cssness and
the thousand and oms little ailments
that accompany disorders OF The stoin-
ach. liver. bladder ard kidneys
These troubles have the power. per
haps, greater than Others 20 make life
Tor the sufferer miserable both physi-
cally and mentally.
Lite is too short TO waste one day OF
IL SICK abed. grumpy or ai!inS. lnGi-
sesticn. nervousness. rheumatism and
kindred troubles make one old before
ones time. take the heart out Of work.
and make one burden at home and 4
nuisance 10 ones friends. Every one
owes il "a his family. TO his friends. 10
his success and happiness. to get
strong and healthy and stay so.
Drcco. the purely herbal medicine,
health and the Joys of living. It's re.
narkabie effect over disease lies in It's
power 10 reach the cause OF human all
mcnts and its i'm Is 10 exert a heal
ing and purifying action on the blood
and prnci?al organs OF the human
system.
Dreco is Inexpensive. pleasant, to
take and quick In its action and re-
suite.
II You know any person who Is sick
and silinR. who has tried most every
thing Nithcu, relief and who thinks
his or her case. is beyond all hope.
just toll them about Drcco. Tell them
OF the hundreds Of men and women
right here In this section who are tar
Ing II, and who arc coming forward
daily with enthusiastic signed state
mcnts telling of its wonderful results.
Drcco is dispensed everwhcre there's
a good reliable druggist IN is par.
ticularly recommended IN Richmond by
Tragic Dtus Co. sl7 East Broad
Seventh and Main aud Twelfth sire cts;
Chclf DRUG CO.. Broad and HARRISON
streets. Petersburg. Il. a. Morrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
MINIATURE hL,IANAC.
eIRD-CAGE OPERA HOUSE
ONE RELIC OF OLD TOWN
Few Places Left In ronbstone Ono of
the Oldest Mining Camps
ia Arizona

TOMBSTONE. ARIZ.. December 20
The Bird Cage oDe.a House. the Can
Can Restaurant. the Red I.igh, saloon
ana the Tucson stage office remain as
relics OF "reminiscences one-tine glory
as = mining camp These old build
inSs we're once the scenes 0. the pio-
neer Arizona mining ca mp. but are now
occupied by bats and are slowly fail
;ng into decay.
The Bird Cage opera House was the
most famous In The TERRITORY. :, Is a
ram bling. two story structure with the
SASS IA the rough board front broken
one end of the building while the piano
payers raised platform faces i; Al
he opposite end. II was on th.o plat
read: DO not shoot the piano PLAYER
lie Is doing inc BEST he can" :. gallery
extends A?pu.td three sides O! the opera
fourth SD On tins stage inc most
famous Variety performers from san
francisco appeared In the old days.
L!inoSraph announcing their coming
stu! hang on the walls OF the opera
mouse. the INK still briGht upon them.
= DUMP waiter connects the bar with
seiNcd ~ ieb:eS placed in each OF the
little. rooms which open onto the big
anneing foot Many killings have .oc-
been the scene OF humble. OF West
Urn stories u. frontier life.
Al ,ne Chn-Cah Restaurant stca les
once sold for IS each, and men waited
IN line 70 be served. AT the height OF
the Tombstone gold boom. The Rcd
Light Saloon was gambling house.
and the d!acarded roulette and faro
ioyouts may be seen stacked in the rear
Q! the big building with it's broken
oar ana mahogany, fixtures. The stage
oft,cs is an adobe building with "A cor
ral nsnkinE it, and i, was there ,ha,
cay and the early settlers received their
'aa:l from the outside world. Another
relic % old Tombstone is the monu-
meEt erected 10 Ed Schetfiein. the
founder OF Tombstone. and tile ma
VINO gave j, It's name The monument
IS bull, o. bouiders from Schett1ein's
Grst mine.
\ COWBOY in the .Panha ndle told
Scheffiein that he would not find gold
but a tom estone In his quest o: a gold
mine, III the Huachuca Mountains
SchcGleln found gold and named the
town Tombstone. remembering his
i.cnGs prediction. When he died his
body was returned here and the TOMB
stone erected Nat The spot where hs
n.ade Tie. gold strife that caused
great lush to this camp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
"LADYBIRDS"
BEING SHIPPED TO FRANCE
i4oy .sa nuES Thrive on All SORE.
OF "nstss c"tn-fo lie Lib

LOS ANGELES. CAL. December %.
I'm army of millions, is to be sent
sanndiS rh, h Ss,,oi,o In Merthern Frames
,kS: carefully packed in orange leaves.
l3rhc army will consist OF healthy and nd
lat thrive on all sorts OF insect pests
these arc beidnG shippcd from the
bra Of the State Commission OF Mor
|icnlturc. t9 sn,ilar institutions i'm
Northern France: The omnivcrous
lest dcstroyers will he tncubated until
spriuF. and then liberated In tho ficlds
hat have been without cuitivation
juring the war. and which arc cS
,scted to be the prey OF all sorts or
u .irrangcments for sending over the
las tho famous California ladybirds
yerA made several months ago. whni,
Re French. agricultural commission,
Titcd California and purchased largo
Antltics q nursery stock for rcstor.
thc devastated orchards. Cali
IN d states IN developing natural
{odsSof lighting posts. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
CHRIsT'S ARMY is MODEL
Had No Navy. Fortrcssex or Statesmen
Yet Established Only Kingdom
That VIII stand

MEM YORK. December o5---'.Christ' 3
Kingdom had not one element which
other !i!E2S have regarded as essen
t.al II had nc army OF navy. no
sia:esfocn. 10 fortresses, vet He built
the Only kingdom that can stand upon
;hc Earth, said Rev. James t. Day.
cha ncellor Of Syracuse University, in
\ recent sermon preached in ST. Paui's
Mcthodiot Episcopal Church, OF which
ho fcrmerl" was pastor
Has anything ever drawn us closer
together than this war; continued DR..
DAY Jew. GeEtilc. Catholic and Pro-
tsstoilt Unite il thew offerings to tho
!snn Cross and join. together US never
l,cfore.
we We're never 80 isnr the miilcn-
MUM as nov. One mighty spirlt is NOV.
IN" us ali.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTRY
Tamngnini Bn-rbOSs Is Selected ~
Premier and Minister Of the
Interior.
L. Assoc!a..E nrcs.

~ Assoc.a.@ G rress
LISBON. December 25.--.t new pcr-
tuguese ministry has been formed as
follows:
Premier and Minister OF the In
tsTior-THmagn Ra-rboss
Minister OF F:nance-Reimas.
Minister OF War-Cortereai.
M!niste" OF Marine-Sousa Faro.
Minister OF Justice---Alfonso Mel!c.
Minister or Commerce A2evcdo
Reeves.
Minister OF observation-disclosures
Oliveiru.
Minister OF t.abor--Forbes Bessa.
Ninisttr OF coloulcs---BaDtis
Cuelho.
Minister OF Public ln.truc; ion
Alfredo Niasaihaes
Minister o. Food-Acevedo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
NEGRO RUNS AMUCK
Kills Proprietor OF PLANTATION store at
Fcnton. Mlss., and Wounds
Several Others.

MEMPHIS. TENN. December %
Henry Cooke was shot ana Killed In his
plantation store nj Fenton. Miss. late
yesterday by Dink Miller. II negro
farm hand. who Killed another ncsru
and wounded two others, according to
advices received here to-day The man.
ager OF Cookies plantation rushed In
and shot Miller TO death
AEl!cr had been drinking and he
came engaged im a dispute with other
negroes III the store, 1t was said. and
after being ordered OUT by Mr. Cucke,
armed himself with ride and ;ireu
through window number OF times.
Mr.. Cooke and a negro fell dcnd and
TWO negroes were wounded. Accord
ing to the reports. Miller entered tie
store. seized knife and slashed tue
iece and BODY of tho plantation owner
The plantation manager. whose name
was not given. arrived ut that time
and Killed Miller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
CaIome| Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up
Every drugsist in ,own.- YOUR aruk

Every druggist in 'own.-your drug.
sist and overybodYs drusgist--has
Noticed great falling of in the sale
OF caiomnl. They all give Ihe same
reason. podsons Liver ToneS Is AK.
ing It's place.
"Calomei is dangerous nad people
know 1t. while podson's l.iyer Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better 70.
suits" said prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed 5y every druggist who
seils IT,. large bott,et doesn't cost
very much. but " 81 fails TO Give easy
.reiist In svery CAGE Of liver slug klsh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26

ness and constipation, you nave 0nly
10 ask for your monay back.
Dodson's Livor Tone Is pleasant.
harmless 10 both children and adults
Take a spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine: no biliousncss. sick head.
ache. acid stomach or oonslip2tad
bowels. II doesn't Rripe or cause In.
conVen:enss All the next day ike vic.
lent caiomel Take dose OF calomel
to-day and Tomorrow YOU will feel
weak, alex ard raussated Don't lose
a days work! Take Dodson's liver
rons instead and teel hne. full Of
ytGor and ainbition.---A Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
HID MONEY IN BOX
Fortune Found ir Home of Man Who
Had for Years Lived Life
OF Uerlusc.

EITZvILI.E, WASH. December IS
When two OF his brothers applied for
appointment, OF a guardian for Her
man knrrach who they said was not
Hompetcat TO handle his Own affairs a
superior Court Judge son, investisa-
tors to karrachs home. They found
currency. The money Was In cigar and
Other hores. easy of access 10 any one
who might enter the house. Cashiers
checks agErogating $1,000 were found
lying about. Narrach has lived the
Ire or n reclusa for ten years. y guar
dian Will be named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
Killed hr Grain

CHAIR .rfTESIILi.E VA. Decem.
Der "5.-Mrs. j. Nj. Gordon aged NIFTY.
widow reSidln. at Shipman was
struck by southbound passenger train
on the Southern Railway AZ Shipman
Yesterday afternoon and instantly
killed, the body being carried a dis
lance o: zee yards on the pilot OF the
engine. Mrs Gordon had Just returned
from shopping trip 10 I.ynchburg.
IN stepping OF; the local train. she be
came confused and walked onto the
SoulhhuUnd track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26

bristol. Va, Deccnl Dor 2o.--Mrs j.
4. Smith 81 dead at kinSSoor!. Sullivan
County. near here. as the result Of "a
gunshot wound received last Thursday.
Her husband was cleaning his gun
which accidentally discharged. the bull.
let penetrating the abdomen. The re-
mains we're sent 10 Baiieyton. Term
where n'crmcnt will take place. Her
husband and three children survive her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
United In Afarrianc.

BEISTOI. VA, Deccml,ar a5-Miss
Ruth Bonham and Mr.. Everett Bonham
we're United in maria Ge at Cnilhowhie.
scar here. The wedding occurred at
the home OF the bride. and only few
friends ard relatives witnessed tho
ceremony. The couple left Tor a we'd
ding trip 20 New York. after which
they Will be at home at Chilhowie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
Son Is Severely Wounded.

CHARIOT TESNlLLE, VA. December
.1.-James II. Glass, Of this city has
received e telegram from Adjutant-
General Harris to the erect that his
fourth son. Sergeant Wiley Wilmer
Glass: OF Company ]. Three Hundred
and Seventeenth Regiment TnfAntry,
was severely wounded in action on
November 3. Further information will
DC sent when received
Mr.. Glass has had five sons in the
service. four lighting in France and
Gu" doing duty IN the Panama Zone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
Pastor Take. Bride.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Decem- :
Der .j.-The Rev. w. .. Estes. pastor
OF nmc OF the local Baptist churches
son. daughter of Ny. and Mrs. Joseph
Dicl:erson. Of Advance Mills. this coun-
ty. wore married al Q O'clock this morn
ing at the Baptist parsonage at Eariys-
by the Rev. NJ. l.. Banister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26
SON 4. Missing i'm Action.

air. and Mrs. &. o. Elder, OF Gladys.
have been notified by the adjutant-
general OF ;Ee murine corps that their
son. :iGivate Lewis e. Elder. was re-
ported missing in action as OF dnie
OF November !. Since that the corps
has had no further Information relative
20 the marinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26

BRISTOL. VA, December PA Let.
ter has been receiI cd by Mrs. Eliza
beth Jones from her son. Joseph VI
Jones who was reported az missing
since October Is. Goung Jones states
he = now in a hospital and that he has
been wounded four times He IL a
member OF Company J.. One Hundred
and IMentielh Infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-26

Lieutenant Colonel j. J. Buricigh.
former resident OF this city. has cableL
his wife. nov in New York City, that
he has been made chief OF STAFF OF the
seventy seventh Division in France