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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15

Pvt. Chas. ". Battaglia, Fort Worth
Pvt. Thos. J. BIakeney. Hope. Nm.
Pvt. Charles Christianson. Hamilton
Pvt Ed. Gobble. Lincoln. n. NJ
Pvt. Harry l. Stevenson. Goose Creek,
Died OF Disease.
CorpL Bonnie L Dockai. New Ulm
Cook Ben W. Tarpley. Leonard. Tex.
B Pvt julius H Jensen, Coolidge, Tex
Farrie- W. c. Porter. Snyder. Tex
Pvt. Ernest Henry Weynand, D'Hanisi
Tex.
corpL Carl Sprinkle. Farmersvine,
Tex.
COrpL Twigg L. Woods. san Antonio.
Tex.
Pvt. Geo. Berg. Galveston, Tex.
Pvt Niles Cooper. Callegas, n. n.
Pvt. JnO. W. Floyd, Mckinney, Tex
Pvt J. B. Herring, Bullard, Tex
Pvt Edgar Morgan, Arden. Tex.
Pvt Jas Hilton. Illinois Bend, Tex
Pvt. Geo. E. Williams. Electra, Tex.
Died of Wounds.
Sergt- Winfurd C. Garrett Waco, Tex
Wounded Severely.
Pvt Hugh L Blevins, Fort Worth,
Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
CorpL Jno. R. Reed, Forreston, Tex
Wagner Jas r Raney. Cookville.
Tex
PVT Ernest VIM. Beatty. Sherman
Tex.
Pvt Jas V. Benson. Whitesboro. Tex
Pvt Andrew Carey. Wolfe City, Tex
Pvt. Thos- s. Crowder. Katy, Tex.
Pvt. Lawson p. Lee, Dime Box, Tex.
Pvt. Lloyd o. Long. Pennington, n. NJ
Pvt. Ralph H Nicely. Adamsville, Tex
Wounded Slightly.
Pvt. Bradford o. Suggs, Leming, Tex
Missing In Action
Lieut.. Frank Luke. jr-. Phoenix, Ariz-
The killed in action also include the
following:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant Colonel.
Fred z. Smith, Washington. D C.
Captains.
Francis A. Barlow, Douglas. Wash
Louis Legardo Battey, Augusta Ga
Clarence F. Smith, Los Angeles, Calf.
Lieufenants.
Franklin J. Jackson, New York.
Edward Warschauer. New York.
Albert C Wunderlich, Lansdowne. Pa
Joseph H. Johnston, Chapel Hill, N c
John A Long, Grangeville, Idaho.
Frank NJ Reynolds. East Orange, n. J.
Paul D. Smith, Banning, Calf
Sergeants.
Charles Palmer, Rye, " 7
Herbert E. Roch, New York
John Roman, Jonesboro, Ark
George F. Russell, Brooklyn, n. T
LOckard A Sanders. Hugo, Okla
Bernard F Spaulding. Brooklyn, y. 7
Allan T. Stone, Cass City, Mich
Hagan Hammond. Kingsports Tenn
John Hurley. Cork, Ireland
William T. Meiskey, stephens, Pa
Roland H. Norris, Seattle. Wash
COrpOrals.
Ira Francis Barclay. Clarence. No.
Joseph Bernhard. Chicago, Ill
VIM. J. Bigelew. Oswego, y. 7.
VIM. H Booth. Nez Perces. Idaho
Mckinley L. BourE. Fort Allen La
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15
EXTRA SPECIAL

Select Lean Salt Pork in h. lots or over, per b.
Select Picnic Hams Is lbs each) Sugar Cured per h.
Select Sweet Pea Bacon, Sugar Cured by the or whole
Select Plain Laurel Hams, by the Y or whole, per h.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15

Mines here. Notwithstanding the end
ing Of the war" said DR.. S. II. Worrell,
dean OF that institution; nor do l
apprehend that such an order viii
be made In view OF the fact that the
country is practically well committed.
I think, TO the adoption Of some form
Of compulsory military service. look
for the admission Of students to
schools and colleges where military
training is given along with the reg
ular courses Of such Institutions as
something the government viii likely
continue. Any way. the order to ad-
NIT such students for this course for
the student officers training corps is
still in force and here is a grand op-
portunity for at least a years educa-
ton and military training with all
expenses paid together with private's
pay"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF dan
druff is to dissolve IL. then you destroy
Il entirely To DO this. get about four
ounces or ordinary liquid arvOn; ap-
ply II at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
It in gently with the finger tips
Do this tonight, and By morning.
most II not all. of your dandruff will
be gone. and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace OF IL. no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
You viii find. too that all itching
ana digging OF the scalp viii stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred time better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 1t Is inexpensive and new
er fails 10 do the work.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15

UTASHINGTON. D C., Nov. I5.-The
w casualty list for today contains
1865 names, divided as follows:
Killed in action. 22s; died OF
wounds, %; died Of disease. 2Ts: died
Of accident and other causes. .;
wounded severely, SO; wounded, de-
gree undetermined. 17e; wounded
slightly, % missing in action. 27s-
Southwestern men are named as
follows:
Killed In Action.
Corpl. Fred c. sachtleben. Garrison.
Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15
1865 CASUAL TIES ARE LISTED;
LIEUT.. FRANK Luke ON ROLL

Daring Airman From Phoenix, Ariz, Officially L
Given As Missing In Action; Casualty List Shows To
tai of SO Southwestern Names; Mentions Over 200
More From Other Places Killed On Battlefields
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15
SAYS MILITARY COURSE
MAY BE PERMANENT IDEA

There has been no order for the
discontinuance OF the student officers
training corps at the Texas School Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15
Dunn NC

81 suffered with q chronic cold for
four months, coughed day and night
Had to keep on working when / zas
not able 10 1 saw Vinol advertised
and tried it, and want to tell YOU Il
Just cured that cold in q short time.
1t made me eat and sleep well, better
everyway."-J- C. Bagley, Dunn, NC.
For an run-dewn, nervous, anaernio cor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-15
VinOl will Stop a Cough
and Break Up a Cold

constitutional remedy that removes the cause by
building up the system. These elements contained
IN Vlnol-Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron Man
ganese and Glycerophosphates- create an
energy that throws off the cold and prevents its
reoccurrence 1t has given ninety per cent satsfac
ton for sixteen years. HERE IS PROOF:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
RIGGS ADDRESSES SOCIETY
AT WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE
Noted lecturer VIII 'reIi ircbucol,.i,,l
H""iet! OF Voted tathrdrals In
WAR Ionr of France

TO interpret the architecture of ,hc
cat hedralS of scissors. Noyon Rheims
ana Amicns-thc four famous structures
IN inc French var zone Arthur stan
ley klGgS, writer, traveller and lee
,urer. VIII present an Illustrated lee
ture Tonight at $50 o'clock 10 the
mem hers ana friends of the Richmond
society OF the Archaeological Insti-
iHie The mcciing will be held nj 81.
Imke,s Hospital. 1000 West Grace
street, the present location OF West
hampton COLLEGE -Four Cathcdrals in
me War Zone" is the subject OF the
lecture. W
The sneaker is a fellow OF the Royal
,,"oSraphical Society. He was i'm
france in the front-linc trenches in
rs an observer. lie has seen and
-.1i mi his lectures. lie is the author
WIN Three Armies" the result
~ his Observations while in the war
NJ. EiEESs lectures are said TO he re-
'.!i h"h'N intimate and correct In their
"'t rr"'anons. lie is in demand as
~, ur'r ana tn" Richmond socict :,
.t"'l~ l,Sr.i as fortunate in havin"
.l'n n'r" Tonight He has been ON
ne NA'iotm for fifteen years ana has
""h' red IN nearly all the large Giles
i.''.' iau t.'Nc again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
THOUSANDS ENJOY SING
AT JUN MARSHALL
fhirtS-Piccc Orchestra Adds To Sue
cess OF Entertainment In Which,
hOunS People Tnl<r Part.

ABOUT 1000 people. assembled in the
auditorium of the John Marshall High
School yesterday afternoon. thorough
F enjoyed the sing" given under
the auspices OF the War Camp Com
imuniity Service. The crowd consisted
ILL., OF young persons. who felt
IKE singing the old favoritcs with
genuine .eSt
There was an orchestra of abou,
r rrtiH pieces. playing under the d-
me singing Formality and pictv
Mrre iorsotten in the urge of spon-
n rIhnTaT ,h ana feeling. The orchestra
$4,000 ,".eo the Stur.Spangled Banner" TO
or'm me meeting. Following. the
I IIoI, stumbled through Holy. Holy.
vou;. T M one other hymn about as
HonnE TOTE would he expected to-
IIotesSor Mercer announced that the.
nm moulh sing Joan Of Are" and
, r"UJ NoiceS melted into a single
r rn,,' rising and falling With ample
ro,,,n ,"i IN complete harmony with the
ON IONS of the director E:nthusi-
The blood ' hec. SIM WAS growing as
Let sing Smiles" said tho IL
;v,,"r. ana the entire audience broke
rest str,, npp,1"S SI Then followed an un-
!o an OF Arc," cried Professor Mercer
,,ro M :HnvluSlon of Smiles" ana the
th rpMm 'h ~ had carried the latter
Stru'k the notes OF the martial air.
WIN me sam energy.
- t1i''". however. with tho Si,r
cess OF THESE songs. prore.uor " snc
q" "ff'' ins ,;1, ,h% Ssnti'nens ana voices
IraiL' Without pause tho 10;
v1n"es charged the new enemy win
utmost abandon. Time artcr Tina 49,.
snns me chorus to the popular ivric
~, ,.r,', az us conclusion. brcathlcss, tho
crowd app auded itself and hroiSc inc
IL ripple OF merri,nont nv '''o
After the orchestra fpi.bo1 ,
'liumorcSque" to tho conmi, Win
r r,ai,n of the assembly the audience
!luc SWcct norscls of old Blac, Ion =.
My old Kentucky Home" 20, d or
Il o" H.an TFoT Gd, in Your Old Kit Bag"
",Marseillaise. Keep the Home orn EiLo
Is shinins " ,na1 the the Great Red Dawn
oil those that had made the hest ~.
Ills, ms Was the second sing since Sen
teinber :" 1t was held in The Mn
mvnool building on account of the i;y.
INV ,niSsSlonarH mass meeting in the
.iH AUDITORIUM. FOLLOWING. LIN ,s,
VIII be held at the high school also
, ~ auditorium is Undergoing cx
WHi,iin work preparatory to Rev
imam sundays advent in January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
STEAMER LUCIA LAST
AMERICAN SHIP SUNK
&C., EHminnrd With Huoynnry noxrs
''""'cd Iwcnty-onr Hours A.
Ter RcinE Tnrpcdocd
bt y SSDtin'pl pr.ssl

WASHINGTON. November .. Tin.
steamer Lucia. which was .ui,innnd
MN huoNancy boxes designed to nnI,.
~ uhSlhhhblc. was the last Americas
snhmar rrpor'Tu torp@docd by an enemy
nnni.'ar me In making this announce
mcht to-day. the Navy Dannrtn,cn,
EhEt out report Of tho sinking IN,
.iii,t no"lswaln mate. William Fran
t'S - Brl"n. of los Trenton stree, I,,,-
renee. Mass. who was i'm chars. ~ ~ .
l;ucia,s armed guard ana ni'n ,a, ". inS
~ secretary Daniels has commended
i'fleh ana twenty three other ,nru ~
nc guard for their GOODNESS and al
t"niipn to duty "
ne Lucia was torpcdo.d October Il
ana remained anOat twcutv-ou. hnur.
The torpedo struck amidsGips and ~
49, ~. ~ m an" room. killing four
men. IL" other members OF IN, rr.,,,
~" IN" armed guard were rescued h,.
ne steamer Fairfax after they hnd
'Lkch I" the small boats The civilian,
:ftW W"S ordered 10 the boats imnc-
oiatcly after the explosion but IN.
arned guard remained on board uniil
JUST before the craft went down
n" explosion left the ship in a helm
iSSS condition. the torpedo puttiu. nj,
NJ oNnamoS out Of order. as well as
IN" engines. The submarine was sight
go almost simultaneously with the c>
rI"Sion but before guns could il.
framed on IL. !. disappeared and was
hpt seen again Al intervals during
ms hisht and the next day q :
; 80; Wer" Sen' by the auxiliary wire
,csS set. which had not been damaged
tut no replies We're received
ne f"lriaN was not sighted uutll
EcNcfa! hours after he Lucia wen,
down inc S-a then was so rough that
IN" boats w"r" kept afioat only by CON
t'huHHus'N bAIllng water. The members
;,:cat dInicu!:y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
TURKEY AND OTHER POULTRY
IN ABUNDANCE FOR THURSDAY
Food Administration recommends Use
"i i"cnI Products for Thanks
giving Dinner

W \ II 20 7 o y. November 81
iirntN Of turkey for THANKSGIVING;
also chickens. ducks and geese
ms rs the comforting assurance
from the United States food admins
iration tonight. Ana the staicmcn,
was not made until after a survey or
Inc poultry situation in all parts Of
the country " "
The food administration was promnt
"d to make an inquiry into the avail
toIc supply Of turkeys and other poui :
ny ny numerous requests from yir-
tHa!IN every state for Thnnksriv
'hS thinner menu in Keeping with fool
conservation for world relief TO prc-
rare !" universal menu il was nnccs
SarE, 10 know what supplies were in
rcach Tor Tie annual feast. Win This
information in hand the following Il,
Sn&r"sted for family Of 1--WE or six
persons. %
Roast turkcv chicken. duck. goose
tor game. if tn" Stat" law permits,
WIN bread dressing made from Icf
"N"' nfiHH broad. or Oriental stu:Gng
Mashed potatoes
Mashed turHips.> baked tomatoes
thom" cauncdp.
Cranberry sauce
Lettuce or fruit salad
Inmpkjm pie Or steamed rud1ir..
Where there happcre 10 he :, si5,r.
age or "N"rsupply % uonltrv game
o. vegetables in certain localities -, +.
i""n administration explains. cllsntrv
~ the menu in Keeping win tho ,nr,,
situation should he made I'sc g.. 10
cal products is advocated 90 as "a
!cSSch the burden on rail traus,,n-,,
tiun. ''' 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
OPERATE. ON OFFICIAL
HURT IN BROAD Street
Surgeons at Virginia Hospital Hone.
FIJI of Saving Hanks Life
Sunday Night
CONDITION is VERY SERIOUS
Assistant Attorncy-G Suffers
From Skull Fracture at Base of
Erain-DriVcr of Automobile Held
Under Bond Of $1,000.

- Hank. Jr.. Assistant Attorney
Grrt'ul of Virginia, who was struck
nN am automobile on Broad street sat
rEaN morning. suffering II fractured
-IsIl was operated upon. as Il heroic
measure, at Virginia Hospital at 5
a.el0,ll
Nt'tudiuc surgeons stated that the
nm.ra'iuu in itself WAS successful and
spoke hopefully of Mr. Hanks chances
OF recovery. No reaction had set in
carly this morning and il WAS impos-
s,hle 10 say what result The operation
had had.
Tho Assistant Attorney Gcneral Is
tu e serious condition. and has been so
s'nu" tn" time OF the accident al 10
o'clock saturday morning. II was first
hoped that am operation would he un-
necessary. hut late Yesterday The at
tending surgeons felt that if Mr.
Hank life was 10 he saved. heroic
measures wcr" required. Therefore, the
operation followed immediately.
Mr. Hank was struck by a car driven
10y w. w. Lowry. of Elmont. ut Seventh
and Broad streets at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning: According to nfor-
nation a, Police Headquarters the
driver of the car was not entirely re-
SponSihlc for the accident. although he
WAS placed under 81 loo bono. pending
the outcome OF Mr.. Hanks injuries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS


y kettle of peach jam. placed on the
window sill Of an Old fashioned farm
house. plays one of the important parts
III Turn 10 the Right" the comedy
drama of mirth and mother love. to he
presented at the Academy tonight and
Tuesday. and Tuesday matinee.
The Irresistible. odor Of the jam car
rled forth on the evening breczes. at
tracts 10 Mother Bascom's Kitchen door
wcirdly group of folk from the world
outsid"-f"lk who convey to the homciy
aomicilc tang Of Gotham life from its
widest SoCtolor zeal extremes First II,
brings @raSpinS old Deacon Tillinccr
Who would turn the golden hearted old
Lady out OF her home and so grab the
Who'll" peach orchard and jam industry
in"n II brings. at the proper dramatic
moment SLIPPERY Murgs" and "Dyna-
mt" tllly smooth crooks from the
Guy ana former prison pals OF Mother
'tEton "rrln% son. Joe Likewise
a; tn" right time it attracts a glib
salesman. whose contract for great
Quantities of tn" "onfection puts the
r"pcniant and t"ndcr-hcartcd crooks
ON IN" high road To rcSneCtability and
W"0ilh. wins Deacon Tillingcr's loyal
daughter for the rcrcn"ratcd ne'.r- do.
Vol son. aud reveals the silver lining
~ TN" clouds tina; threatened the little
homestead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
OSBORNE ARRESTED
Youth Chnrgcd With Thief, or S-G From,
Employer Taken Into
Custody.

After search w:,ich has continued
LOT NOR" thHn eight months police
authorities Yesterday arrested Edward
y. osborne. eighteen wears old whose
parents live at Third and Main Streets
Inarsed with stealing $40 from j. T.
According to the police. Young osbornn
Was given S.tcH containing $40 and
asked 10 take il to the bank by EI.l,h :
or. his employer
Osborne disappeared. they saw. roin.
TO Washington, where ne stayc1 7urriI
recently. Traiic officer G. l.. Hooker
ithrhou HeSteflnN afternoon that Os
borne WAS at THIRD ana Main Strec,s
ana went after the young man. on
Ger Hooker stated last night that m.
youth made strenuous effort to get
away. putting az St!n resistance
when taken into custody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
nollicking show at ,h. I.,r,,

~ 81 III" brightest Vaudeville shows
~ nv season - promised for tho. 0rs,
49,, 81 m" week at the Lyric. com,
nrIl'ihE Win The matinrc pci.for,nnr.
,m'S afternoon. Til" bin is :; v;rinI
~" generally attractiv. whirI of ~.
unnSuai features. More than pussinm.
interest attaches to the cnrn...,r,n, -,
"aShlns Jess Savage. who is rettrnin,.
1" hcr nome town for TIN, iirs, ri,n,.
ZINC" Shc became. u stellar iirur. n,
me vaudeville stage Miss S,v,n
miauc her stage debut in RichmonI
"""ut NV" years ago. when she n, =
!rht'cu attention and won hirh con-
,,'hu::''ioh Tor her excellent perform
,.nrn III STOCK organizations Miss
90 Is APPEARING jointly with SUI
.'nht I'ocamnra. romcdiennc and chan
VWuSS, former member of the Jake Wells
1.""i'' STOCK SOmpauy. and old fny
"'''c win local playGocrs They arc
', v"n' 'i aIiy matched team. these two
''N"r slr!s. ON" is brunette tia. ot thor.
a blonde. Both are cultured and .,,.I
""innNhe" Young women Of exceptional
Hrt!SirN. They have a Snrirbtiv n,,i
hithlH polished musical divcriisG,u,,,
Whloh comes herald.d as amou,s ,bc
U'lS "l IN" day. ON the sam, hin vii
ne Hra2cr. Findlay X 90. i'm thr d.,
'',', idnEhlnG surprise, "Skir,s''.
.,"H'"h ana l'"nuo. y rolickin: come.
nan ana smart. chic little concdi
t'iH. ANS'rh!ian Stanley. the colonel
OF ~" nut regiment" ana George EcIix
assisted l'y Clara Palmer and thor
ynnltlhI OF raudevll"urs and show.
"iH' prosecuting he registering musiro-
comedy skit. The Girl Nay, nnnr.
E"" movies include IN" latest af,mr-
}hr- war films '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
MINIATURES ALMANAC.
STATE SUBSCRIPTIONS
TOTAL OVER $2.2OO.OOO
Ri"hni"nd aud Hrurico Give $500 o0o ia
tnitrd War Work Fund.
Figures show

Tot1! subscriptions OF the state 10
tn" work of the united war work cam
raiEu amount to more than S2gOOoVO
as yunlpared with the apportiourucut Of
$i,ia2.ooo il has been announced ,iii
cially hy ia" state Office.
Tho city Of Richmond and II.urico
County gave $l>l.o0n more than their
quota. raising Approximately 100000
Tile magnificent work accomplished Dv
the various county and city organi2a.
lions is borne out by the following
figures: Smyth County's quota of $40
100. gave $li.ooo. Charlotic's quota So
~. gay" $l""no. l!ath County quota
$1,000. gay" $4,000. Clarke County win
quota of $500 gave SSG25 King
tcort" with quota OF Sl7Uu ..vr
S2lhN. biuwiddic $lu.uuU. gave $4,000.
sussex quota $3.50, gave SlO.3XO:
cumberland quota $4,000. gave $1,000
southampton quota $500. gave SIG
OuU, and .,CCOmac County with :, uiIot,
OF $4,000 gave $1,000. y few OF The
cites responded in a like fashion. Alex
hndria $1,000, raised sci 500 Peters
burg with quota of 5000 gave $50. :
G"u. aud Danvllc with a quota OF $50
90" gave $4,000
Contributions in the civ Of pich
m"nd OF the women's division under
MISS l. RANGES II. Scott and Mrs j. Scott
tariISh amounted 10 Approximately
$2u,ouo. derived principally from mo
drntiul sections
h"S tdcs the efficient womcn's division
OF 'hr state organization, headed by
Mrs. Il. g. CabclI. Jr great ,rrdi, j.
due TO Nirl"ry boys and girls. SIN.
dent division and the Colorcd orraniZa.
Tons who worked faithfully in THIS
great cause.
1T is indeed with pride and graft.
hchtion. said ono OF the leaders i'm III,
movement Yesterday. that tho STAT,
Office sincerely thanks every loyal N.r.
Sini.tn who contributed as well rs
every man, woman and child who ,o,L.
part in this wonderful drive"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
The Weather
n.mrni.heh d, 4. ;. Mcntllcr nurcanN
Forecast: Nirrini,

u PFSCNSt. lTE lutl
Fair Monday nn,l
probably 'IucS da, :
little change In tent
prrnturr.
= art "a Carolina
fni r Monday and
II e. = Il uI: littic
change in trnirrra-
tl,rc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25

Local nlaNG""rS will tiud much more
nan na SSing interest in Richard Wal.
ZEN Tuliy's charming plav. The Bird
nl ','r""iS". which returns for it's an
-. nHrSdhN and Friday with q special
'n"hKS"iring Day matinee
u" play stands out az a distinct CON
l.ihhtl"n To American dramatic liter
l,"r" touches Il virgin field so far
=" IA" stage world is concerned. and il
p'"hahIN tn" one worthy attempt To
~ u" 10 pr"Serv" in dramatic form and
.n'.'l"'". I" visualize. the vanishing
customs beliefs ana legends of tho
e'waurns Mr.. Tully had a rich field
"h wAich To draw his material ana
,hI" ne selected wisely and discrirnin.
lily ms play possesses high mcri,
as a drama '''''' >'i"t
Mhin,s"r Morosco has provided an
N'rhh"naI cast for this season whirh
.u""S Mss Rita Eomilly "A leadin,.
N'.n'n OF via" experience. who viii
.b,. roIo ,n'nn: Guy harrington has
,j, "i" "i pr Wilson: Brandon Evans,
~. ,Imhcr. and Miss Jane Haven
enoi ,' ,, ne american girl.
'"'A went ON sal" This morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25

~ Lille FRANCE. November "a
number OF 10000 nc" rn,wr,,,,,. ~, ~
Sn'!' n",n"s from Ergsscls. ogiiv on
,%%, me refugees shy ,hnt nc re.
~ I,',rinan ,s"idicra plllag"d their
an" supplies 10 Tho Inhabitants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-25
Engl:.nd rurn. >gnin 20 peat.

NOR" Eng iMnd-'4 turning TO smbstitntes
ior Goa! The EN.jcr CIty Council la.
GailIa me 2i'cn'l"u Of the Goa! ron
,"..", "" VAS amount az peat on
~ NM WHICH could I've utilized m
me cHuntiN ana thus rcduc" tho
amount OF coal required To- be sent ~
bcSOnShlT". '"' ~
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MOSLENIS RIPt: FOR
NI.Ibi.I.I.ION HE. SAYS

Moslcm was ripe for rebellion. de-
clarcd DR.. Iw"mcr. due to the goycrn-
ment 0f Russia and Great Eritain. and
Germany had for years realized the
value. also tn" danger of arousing the
MuSSuimuns. In iS.S. tn" th"u Eais.-
Wilhelm. now Mir. IIohenzollcrn. OF
Holland" declared his guardianship
the sultan OF Turkey became his ally.
From that date Germany began gain
ing control az Turkish financial and
political affairs. said pr. Iwcmer and
when war was declared in 1914. Turkey
immediately sided with the Tcutons
ana great quantities of literature were
distributed among the Moslems OF al
lied lands urging them TO rebel.
Among this literature was tho dcclar-
lslnmitcs by their priests. urins them
10 STAY and xiii Christians. PARTICULARS
their rulers II they sought redemption.
SAID pr. Iw"m"r. who read a copv of
IN" purportcd document To his audi
tnre Then followed the massacre OF
ArinenianS. the deportation OF entire
villages and towns to the deserts where
IN men women and children were
clih"" slain or left to Iii" OF starvation
But Germany failed to arouse the
sons Of Moslcm against tn" allies. as
~ evidenced by the fact that no on.
Christian Was injured by the Moha,u-
in"dans in any Of the countries con-
trollcd by the British and other allies -
declared br. Iwciucr
NO country has felt the effect Of
The war as il has been felt in the coun-
Is Il new spirit in the heart Of the Mo-
been mad, safe for Democracy, IN, FOR.
Il world redeemed To Christ"