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New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

At the Broadway Theatre "Earzan
cf the Apes" began its third week last
night. 1t is playing to capacity houses
twice a day.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

! Made Man." with Grant Mitchell, viii!
be celebrated at the Cohan & Harris
II eatrc to-nirht
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

The 200th performance of "a Tailor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Double Wedding :.crcmnm..

The SyEasoi:nc Hrith Acnn. IN Ma
net street. will hC The scsuc u q
double Wedding ceremony Sunday 1t
t"ruoon u, $50 o'cincn. Tire brides
will hc Mis- ;'rI i."v;usOn. d.l&.iIcr
Of Mir and --. Ma. i.Crlr Sp.:, sad
Miss leah .",!nE"n. 'inus'it"" ot Mr..
and AIRS Ia"ui l.GvirSon. botn - ,hiS
city. Miss Lena viii! become thc wit,
al MORT. - liainovitz. OF Florida.
and Miss Leah vii! be taken 20 wif. by
Harold g. \roncaick. OF New }"tk.
The Misses l.aVinson are .irsi cousins
we're horn and educated in F"t"rEl u:!;
ard are about tho Saurc age and arc
intimni" friends. When ,hry "ontdcd
Tho secret ~ their engagement 10 Zach
other. il YVES pia-ncd tn have n Io'.hl"
wedding in church. TO which 'hc bride
:roonS consented Accordingly. til"
Houblr wcdGiE@ viii! tax" place san
day afternoon, TIL ceremony /" hc pei
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Cooper the
rabbi OF the synagogue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

!onss- Tne Duke. lol willis, to :.
i,j 70 ,, TO L.. .HrS': Esr, Williams,
ono ~ %S' po. =" -. 20 to- Sec
y 10 !, TO !. ,hlrd. ii,nn. l.oS
Peaceful! S,nr, Closer, +. \. Jones. Tic
,S'.i., ~; i....lnany DICK Doddie. old
Second d s3' sI*F :-,d il also :sm
WrlleS, 1oi CphcrD, & to q ~
10 = FIRST: IIascen, loo ,Majcsticl, 10
!" l. !" to J. ) 20 ,. seconu; rarlorr!aid,
,htrd. Time. l:l5l-5. Ciatfncy Girl
t,o"rita :ril"c, senator Erodcyi,.);
!indsa" Mildred Eur Eure;tn Win.
l3 '"'' " II. Hnehnci. Icllison also
II "a race one miic-Ilchol MT,
lt1 'cbort, - TO /! > 10 ~
nrst AlcAamdcr, l0H ,,,cn-ryl. 10
%,I5,e!,;.ar,j;@ .: second; H"mieA 100
!hird. Time. l:'2 Free Loy@. susi
icrH' GefrnGs :, Fr,Ik Burke. IL
-. - =. ,"il'h' E"dsthri, |incgarh II
'HcoiifEcrnEu. Pulaski also ran. '''
curtin race So. .ulL,urs I..,.-.
scott ~ lEicr>, 60 . to !. nnt
hrsi; Top q ;he Morning, lei G;ob;n.
s"ni : to ., 20 .. out. second But
le'.r"'Gh ~. lug Cp'hricn, IL 20 /,
:, ~ L. sven third Time. ll3I. j.
Puliux. Woodsionc also ran
f:iiH race niilc--Ainbrose. 100
~ ,-H iS,. 20 ~, -, - 70 ), FIRST.
70 ). to l. seconu: Jack i.ucls. lOg
,,Eldole,' ]: - J. . to :. to / ,hird
4 4 llne, l:|i 80 The Calder Hl.aabn.fi
n "! N!nf FISHER. St"nch"ngr. w
W. clark. E9o"3,'s ruvorit.. aIiss W.,
'ers. i:nkin"c, May Warren also nan.
sixth race--niIic and seventy ,a,6.
iaI > 10! CARROLL. . to !. even. /
20 hrs, Iraction. lo4 cWarriug,onb,
80 |" J. 10 /. , Ia /. second: boij-,
- SETick sonl, to !. 3 80 /. 10 :
th!rd. Time. 80 -. tumbic!n sSm.
pest! Wa; John Graham. Handei,I,
Eut"E'; hheiiHg H.. TIenlino. 1Tin
Field. lo!it also ran. 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
HARDWARE MAN
SAYS IT'S FINE
Face Was Pcpprrcd With pir,pics-It
Drove Them Al iwny,
TIC says.
HELPED his Appetite
AND BUILT IiIN UP

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body suffering with bad blood. loss OF
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IT had lost my appetite. Eel; tired
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ti*eh Started taking a few drops in
my s"da water drinlSs. and got 50 much
relief bonght- ana / have gained in
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go to work these mornings feeling ike
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
30LDR|NC BACK IN GAME
SURPRISE FEATURE
IN CONNIE MACK'S TEAM
adams. ~ ItirhmOnd International
Team. Also Part OF .tth-
lctics' Outfit.
Iay Associated rress.1


PHILADELPHIA, March l5,--Connie
Mack. manager Of the Philadelphia
!, Athletics, to-nigh, announced for tho
tilrst time the list of players from which
Ihc will build his team this year. The
surprise In tho list Is the rcappcarancc
;of Rube Oidrins. who was 4 member
,of the Athletics when they were the
worlds champions. He quit baseball
several years ago and engaged III farm
tIng In Southern Now Jersey. put re-
iccntly took up his residence in Phi!a-
,ticlphia. The list is rs follows
: Pitchcrs--i;lntr Myers. NcIn ,reSS,
William Adams. John Watson. Frank
Fshsy. Robert ticary, Joseph iiauser.
Catchcrs-Jamcs McAvoy. Forrest
,Cady. Ralph Perkins.
nfcldCrs--GcorSc i:urns. Morris
Shannon. Joseph pusan. Larry Gard
n.-. James Dykes, G. T. Davidson.
OutfoldcrS--C Charles Jameson. Ciar-
cnce Walker. Ruho Oidring. Marlin
Nopp.
I. Pitcher Adams was wiki the Rich
mcnd team. Of the international
League last year. Watson was par
chased from Fort Smith. Ark. Fahcy
was with tho Catholic University team
and Gcary was in tho North Carolina
League. Ilaus-r WAS with semi
professional team.
y majority Of the players VIII leave
here tomorrow for Jacksonville for
spring training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
MANAGERS FOR WILLARD
AND FULTON CLOSE DEAL
rltular C"nnict VIII Nr staged .iuis l.
mt Paint Not frt
Selected.

KANSAS CITY, MO-. March jess
Willard, heavyweight champion. and
, Fred .'uitor. Of Rochester. Mimi. have
been practically matched for IL titular
battle jay 4. Ci.nchin;; OF the match
awaits tho Willingness OF Willard to
:srce to :, 81. 600 side bet, \ telegram
has b-cn scnt 10 him in Jack scnvi,lc,
Ella, asking il hc will agree 10 the
bet.
All other arrangements for the bout.
except the place Of lis staging. were
settled here to-day. when Cclonel i. G.
Miller. of Bliss. Okla. representing
Willard. and Mike Collins, for fulton.
agreed To terms
Each posted $1,000 with Edward w.
Eochranc. sporting editor OF tho i[an-
sas city Journal. as II guarantee for
appearance at Tho meeting. which Is to
be- called later. and as evidence OF
good faith in the preliminary arrange
mcnts.
Under tho present terms. Fulton is
to receive 5:c.oOG. Collins demanded
$4,000. hut on the suggestion of Il side
bet. agreed 10 accept the $4,000 guar
antce.
i'ids Tor the pout will! be awaited
before The place Tor itr staging Is de-
tcrnncd. colonel Miller said that lie
has 10 preferences as to location. but
viii rot agree To night in amy place
where there is likely 10 be opposition.
l'ulton's dcfoat OF Frank Moran in
New Orleans earned him the r:sh' To
meet the champions. Colonel Mile" said
lie stated that Willard agreed to the
match Il Fulton dccisivcly defeated
Moran.
Under til terms OF thc preliminary
contract. Fuitou will canoe! all Icht ,
"ncnscmcnts including an riIht-:ounc;
bout sch cdulri With lack Dempsey at ,
.\tl"ntic City May 50. H. will how
ever accept ilra;rical da-c..
Willard. Il was announced viii soon
go into training
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
NEW DEFENSE COUNCIL
PERFECTS ORGANIZATION
WI fo-opcratr With Government In
enrolment of Boys between Six
teen md Iwcnty-One Years

9h" State Council oc Defense. which
entered INTO existence last night as a
state dcpartm"nt, mot yesterday in ;hc
rooms III the state Corporation CON.
mission. Al members were nrcsen,
with the exceptions OF q. W. Koincr.
.tai" Commissioners OF Agriculture. and
harris Hart, superintendent of Pubic.
Instructions
IN answer !" the councils set OF
resolutions commenting the WORT OF
ia" ''oin"n's committee came ,ho an
r"unctncnt thai. in meeting OF thu.
comm ilt"e, i Was decided thai II was
h.hhrr 10 sever it's connections with
'Ae council. 1t seems that this action
was diir 10 the Tact that the halter
bod" is now composed OF State officials
"hcrcaS the former is made M of
civilians Therefore, it was stared
yesterday by Mrs. beverly Munford
co;np!cte cooperation between the two
bodies "ould be difficult, The resigns,
t"h o. the committee viii take crcc,
Immediately. and Mrs. Aiunford was
requested 10 appear a the ncx, meet
ing OF the council and dia.u.s no
work Of the womcn's committee.
l'r. Jesse NJ. Jones. Roosevelt pac.
and br. Ennion G. Williams were an
pointed 10 act as a committee 10 as
sl"' the actions OF the councils in
Various oth"r States and to r.uori
winch OF these should be Undertaken
ny tho Virginia Council of Defense.
~ was unanimously adopted to CO.
operate with Tho rcuuest fro., 80
government authorities in regard to IN.
enrolment OF boys between lne arc,
oil sixteen and twen;y-one into In.
nltcd states hOys' farming reserve
rms engo!lmenr IS TO be under tn.
n'r'ct"H 81 II. T. Carter OF Alcxan
u'l"' hr M"at!n presented a plan by
available 70. worl; Oh The farms MAMA
be used by til" ja!!s to conscrv. w,s,.
~ j VI Jones WAS clc-.ed yir.
ma T!nan o! the STATE Commission OF
l.Np."SiN"S 4; the sugscsiiou %; M,.
'aEier II was decided that W.. lariuiy, :.
"anEcs hc given 10 boys under .t,irnn
""o nave done and VIII" VIII do aatis
factory farm work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
ALLEGED OFFICER HELD
Samuel faN, who says lie Z. u Wash.
in.ton Policeman, Churccd With
Transporting Liquor.

samuel Cox. win" soid he was a 20.
!ic";nai from WASHINGTON. -. O.. was
arrested ~ Motorcycle Officer j. H.
Harris. ana taken 10 the First Police
station last night on thv charge 81
Importing ardent spirits. Ii is nlIcs,G
that COS had eighteen quarts OF liquor
in his personal baggage.
EV., campbell. co!orrd. WAS arrested
when sh" :tl,ghtcd from q train -:
rlba station on - 'inlilnr charge. II
is alleged Ivy Iatrolm"u Allen aud
FraNScr. VINO arrested her that she
nd seven pinjs OF whisky, i've half
piuis. Two quarts OF brandy, ana NO
bottles OF beer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
=
BEGIN JOURNEYS MARCH rs
. Championship Events R-stnrcd-Scrie.
Of Matches viii re Played
4 In New York.
nv Associutcd Pro>s.l


NEW YORK. March l5.-Wiih the
National Lawn Tennis championships
restored this season, the nvs. indoor
tournaments will begin herr March ~
Eoth the mems and ,'cuen's indoor
singles AMI doubles tournaments VIII
he played in New York 1T the Seventh
Regimen, .\rmory. The women. ;our-
namont Will start on March -. and
the mems March 30, according to an
announccmcnt made to-day.
Entries viii close March - at mid
night. and drawings will begin the fol-
lowing day for the womers events.
Two matches q day Will bc played. Ar-
raEScmcnts have boon mad" for rra"
ticc on tho courts few days before
The contests start.
.ii Players VIII bc given fifteen minutes
TO appear. ana thereafter may Re dc
taultcd by the referee. Drawing FOR
the mems event will be held March -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
SEVEN REFUSE TO SIGN
Philiics or for Trimming ,nmp nj
Jacksonville far Spring
Wprk-Duf,
INy Assnclatrd nrc.hI

PHILADELPHIA. March 10 Headed
by Business Manager Shc:tsl;ne. The
INST squad OF tho Philadelphia Ma
tionals lc:t to-day for New York. 20
sail for Jacksonviil., FLA for tn.
spring workout. Manager Moran is
eNnectcd 10 join the party ~ New York
! Tie players who loft To-day %cre
MAYER, LAT, Ycabsiey raarce amd
Pickup. = number % Others viii Join
the team At the training grounds IN
st. petersburg carly rrHl weeE Seven
piaEcrs--"hitted, Stoc',, Nichofi Zen
der Williams. Fitzgerald and oil.
hieier-have 80 far refused 10 sign
their contracts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From It?

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
WAVERLY MAN Dies;
RESULT OF HIS WOUNDS
.. l.. bradshaw, Nmrd~rou~ly Assaulted
by e.. d. Payne. Smtcnmh> in
Petersburg. Hospital.
lsrcciai to rhc rimvs-oispatch.l

lSrccia, TO The Times -oisoatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. March i5.-l. l..
bradshaw. who was brutaliy attacked
near his h"mc, in Wnvcriy. on Med
ncsdar by +. -. Payne, :, young Sus.
sex farmer. died OF his injuries ii ,hc
Sarah Ice Ilospit;,l thi" morning. lie
nevcr rcSaincd consciousness after the
assault. The funeral vii take place
IN Wavcrly tomorrow afternoon. M.
Grads haw was wrli-knowu in Peters
hur;;. He belonged I" - ,rum'ron;
Not;uwaS ctMily. and leaves many rel
atiVcs AMI friend" in iaat county. We
is survived by his vic. four brother"
and one S!stcr---i.croy bradshaw, OF
liurkcviil": Bernard bradshaw. Of Gov
Ing ,on. and J. l.. anG ". II. bradshaw.
OF Hrrkcv;tic. and Mrs ". ". Ccr"h.
o. i.NNChbrrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
M.snImtinn. of Wcsl,crt.

The Petersburg BAR Association :rct
last evening. JIdi- 60. NJ. Mullen pre-
siding. and adopted resolutions nr C.
Sr",t 10 III" mcmor% OF Thomas g.
WATKINS. orc If tho oldest innmler. Of
"a" asSociA ,ioH WHO died suddenly on
wednesday, while visiting his SISTER III
;;rccnOoru. Ala. Graceful and feel
ing tributes TO Mr.. Watkins a. lawyer.
NAV and citizen we're paid by Judge
Mullen, Mayor Robert Gillian. ;;cu.rn
Mason \Niili1u " alclsw;tinc ana
o,hcrs III" body OF Mr.. Watkins vas
laid 1" r"st IA Hlanhfovd Cemetery
Ills mornin. At j! n'clocn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

liNC1itHST. y. G.. March i5.-Mrs
= hoodore Cassobs,r. u New YORK. won
the singles womam's tennis tournament
trothF mere today defeating. Miss
Caroline G"card, Ct Ga.
h"iaM I. MeiSs. of Phjlaiciphia
ms Christian Mack. 81 Aun Nyhor,
Mich. will meet in the iinal match
to-morrow Of the mons tournament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
HAVANA RESULTS

II ~ @tpfo.i 3 s'r.o"s' % s.:.4
De..i.ry ~ H'tz'. q 90 /, n's,
secohd' MatEafet J.. 10" ,,'o!iils, sn'
M srs:a rex io p 8 g.FIi TIM III sweet
Senon! rac'---lyo fui!onys.M,r;c r.o.
- tBniimsnl. 8 to /. 10 :. 3" ";ffi"r,
Ya!!.t pa, lo5 lMa.ou"y 90 TO - ~
l. - 20 J. ssGnnd: ""p'5ir Hen i6t 'iri,z''''
T.. y" TO cen 5h!rd Time. i.5i -
Third race-f.'c furIor.gs--Ens.oe .
100 fPitzD. TO !. 90 - : 70 . hrs, Us" Us
second Serria, int Bu..io.5, y" en-.
to J. ? 10 third. riUc 90 T. =
tie Walcu,i, Dunoss Aliss ;Fi.nS.s ~ -
ohpric'ous Edmond Adams. Joe I.,u 49, a'sn
,o5 5'O 9.sn.,s s,fsz !. snGo@ss-uEn Gear.
% second: hrI.s iii tGaa 70 Z, 20 n j,
!: TO ]. even, :hira. Time Ills = NoU -,
Muchree james g. I.antana MIS- I.s4a
Blne Racer, Highland !.ossle Lyle aIsa
pb r,tsh ra ,ss 1nn, an9 twenty yards
5,o2 even, 2 % 3, second: rpposahisS II,
aBullmsnl: TO ,. even. 2 to 4 Mrs
Time, l::i. Eastern Princes Phedos,1
F3ckie Fancy also ran.
SiS,!. Iace--one nilc---Wh.tc Crown ,ot
Investment. 10. UI!iD, 5toi. 10 20 . hTs !,
g TO l., 10 !. third Time. Hi =
safe and Sane, Cousin Dan. pe.,f 10,
Mason, Jack I6nan. Fielder Iii. Lad.
Matchmaker also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
sets New Poke, Billiard u..

T. Associated Press
'-AAi DEN, y. j.. March lJ.-Ralph
H,re'nlcaf. Of Monmouth. Ill, cstab-
NHhed mcw worlds pocket billiard
record 70! a continued rum in competi-
ton OH = regulation table. when he
won Loo point game from James
'-thaSan mere today with an un-
hihsned run @: ~. Tho former record
OF 1856 also was held by c;rcop'c,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Lecture, to n-rnr,m-n.-s,ore Gin,

bf. May Noble. who is IN Richmond
t"I S"rief o. lectures on the Social
,, ta,,""'o" 'or 6!vis,' under the avs
y. y. {. a. SPOKE yesterday ,f,rr,n,,,
=" me icmtle employee o. Kaur,u,rn.s
"" stoie Was clo&ed aborl thirty min.
n'"S earle: than usual Ia. :b;s .nr-
poSS' shc WI F"ocat her lecture Non
JaN afternoon Many lectures v.iii H..
s'ren hy Or. Noble wh!o she ia In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
frUlI q llpl,,-tItl!,

MACON. ia, March i5.-p..!ll piatt,
'hc second basamau. sccurcd ~ the
Yankees from the II. Louis Erovns,
Is still hnld-oui to-nigh, rrait
;r' lived at tho Gaining camp ;o-dav
anG decorated the grauu stand. v.. ch-
,ni tic Yankees spin the BAH around
the diamond. bat lie hal net siuno.,
MS contract ai'.g tNp sessions win
Manager Ni.lcr iugcins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
ANTICIPATE FAST RACE
Ray. of Chicago, T,,o-MiI Hccord
H"lGer. 0ppuSrd hE HuIi aud
IcvnncS

NEW YORK. March l.-Joic ray. OF
thi"afo. holder Of the two-ni:!e record
viii bank UP against fast men in the
l.Uoo-lard race at tho Tw"nty-sccond
ArnlorE here Tomorrow night Eddie
Ea'!. the Ncw York Conference mile
champion. and Mike D"vHHcy. Alillroyc
y. y. athoncr, :rc among the CON
tsstants. Clinton Larson the famous
nigh jumper. formerly "r Brigham
Young University. now attached To- n
Texas aviation camp. Will also take
par; in the carnival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

~ rae" l.. Smith. il. son OF Mr. ti.d
Mr.. '"r2cu l.. SMITH. Of this city. Who
catered t." cn:tcl States rccuI:r ,,,ny
service 'aSt summer ana who was
among the ;irs; troops sen, 10 France.
going NTH the first company Of on
:!no"'% sen. with General P"rSE:nc is
nov It carta!Y. cnn:n.nndin. :. CON &.
PAM Of engineers nov IL! the 'front.'
'Inc inches. Cantain s;ri,h is II grad
uai" "f the Virginia Military Institute
ana IS only twcnty-thr"o wears Of age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Tort"rich E-rcnts omer.

NI:W ORLEANS. March - Domi-
n!ck rprtorich Tonight stated TIA. he
";iil offered purse Of slu".ruo Tor u
twenty-tounG match between .Tc'- Will
.a,i ana Fred Fulton.
81 reserve The rieh: |, ramc ,hc
date OF the fight said rortorich. but
will give Willard ;inlc "a prepare"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

The Rcd cross Chapter of this ci.v
mad" IN "Nccl!cn' record OF yor, ,hls
Wihi"r, The report - tn- Knitting
rommi'tc" SHOWS tho cxpen liturc Of
- 200 FOX wool, 60 sweaters. iSp hol-
i"cts, many pairs Of wria;lets socks
ana muh'cr. mace and sent TO Cam
Lee the work for The winter amounts
TO At east 1000 worth of knitted gar
mcnts. IN addition. the chapter has
mad" many thousands Of grr.;,..,
dressings aud sen, them TO France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
kicckhcfcr Wins.

rs .tssoviated p.cssJ
CillC-N''p. March 1j--.Nuc:c <i.t.k-
MEIER. OF Gh2ne". retained his t!,I.
OF wo"idS thTcc-cushion billiard cham
lioa to-riEl.t h. defeating Robc,l can.
neiaA "i -. Louie. - to ~ in siy,v-
i"ur Hnir@#. l>!cckhcferS iotl ror
the three blocks "as 80 aga.uS, Can
ne:lX.; ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Held for Rir,,mond polio.

Robert Rodgers, colorcd, formerly or
ne West Leigh Street. who is wanted
hcr" for the alleged murder or his
wife. has Icon located In Atlantic CITY
~ j.. and Detective Sergeant Thurman
mas been assigned TO bring Itodgcrs
back 10 ,his city. Esther Virginia
Rodgers. the wife. waa found dead on
the floor of her bedroom with IA bull
lot hole in hca' forehead The coroncrs
jury cIoncratcd Rodgers
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WOMEN ARR: WADE THE
MARTYRS or rlIE WAN

The martyrs . this war declared
Or. I.ovcjoy. with intense feeling. arc
not ia" hoEored dead. bu, 80 .voucn
whose girls are held IN Germany.
I'r. I.oveior explained IN detail how
'h" French government wes dccply
concerned for the lives Of he Eranci,
chiicr"n, "th" hone OF France" and
now Tor this r"ason. the american
E"d Cross mad been asked TO lend -
"id In this great constructive worl, for
the nation.
Tuberculosis, she said. was a great
menace. aud an educational campaign
h"d been instituted 10 teach tho
frcnch people how not TO transmit TIL.
d'Stas" The Rod Cross WAS asss;inf,
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TEXTURES Tor Mo,hcr, and Gi-,..

Pr Windsor, ~ rructi,iur woman
riyaci;'r o. Ee" YORK, Delivered me
i".t OF Il series II lectures ncrc his
afternoon Tor thu bench, OF mothc"s
ana c!i'S. Her subject W~s Social
Si3Hh"rd for Girls" subjects crr o.n"r
lectures viii be "Woma nhood" ''Nrat
Am"ri"l expects Of Her Girls" Girls
The second Line OF Defense
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y called m""tin: Of Tive board Of
directors OF IT," fet"cshur;: Ecn"vol, ut
'!"cn:,!I!"S Association was held last
lvcmjn@ at which lnn"s VI 'Tu,ncr
va" "l"cici p"ns:,icrt ~ tn aSSo"ia-
Ion to succord -. ". Mat,"N. deceased.
James y. ''rrn"n wa: elected Voc
president <nl l.. Camgh"ii va"
7 lcc'"d Il member of !:c board OF ii
rector.
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Announcement is undc Of the APP
preaching marriage OF Miss T!cicr VIII
son, daughter OF Mrs E.. Z. Wi"on
ana Tic Lac Fey. l.. 7. Wilson. u. H..
To- D.. Meade St,th Brent Of Hca,nr-
vile. Va. Or. Hrcnt is resilient rhy-
S;ci'.n az the Central state Hcsri,2..
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ou!S 'Il:tcio. manager al ;hc Ei"c.
lr'c TOOL Company. il This ely H. nu,-
SING ~" iin!Shinc touches O. m, ma
cA'c'. conS'Siin. Of an electric ham
incr' controller and calk;nr tool which,
nc claims will 70. olrii"nizc >hiubu;!d-
I'M: Within Inc ncy; f"w dav. he
WI! iHi;c his Invention TO Wasi.in. ON
f"I demonstration before government
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