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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Woman Thinks She Is
Privileged to Talk

"If any one ever had q miserable
stomach | surely had. 1T was grow
ing worse, too. all the time. Had
severe pains and attacks every ten
days or two weeks and had to call a
doctor. who could only rclieve me for
short while. Two years ago last Feb
ruary I took Il treatment OF Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy. and I have not
had q spell OF pain or misery since.
My friends just woNder that I am
looking so we'll l feel I am privi-
logged to talk about It," 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation tina. removes the
catarrhal mucus from tho intestinal
tract and allays tho innamma ton
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and Intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis. Ono dose will convince
or money refunded. Grant Drug Co.
and druggists eyerywhere..-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Personal nnd General News.

Mrs. W. J.. Pcarcc. mother OF Mrs
Hatcher seward, OF this city. died this
morning at hcr home in Savannah. Ga.
inc race purse at the Pctcrsbu
FAR in October viii exceed $1,000 and
some OF the best racers in tho country
VIII appear on the track.
IN" response 10 tho appeal for cloth
ing. underwear and shoes for the Bel
sian war sufferers. was prompt and
liberal. Thirty large boxes were filled
and sent off to-day.
The revival at Memorial NJ. f..
church VIII be continued this week
At the service Sunday night sixteen
persons joined the church.
Charles T. Lassitcr will leave for
New York tomorrow on his way TO
Franco 10 Join the army y. N. c. a.
force there.
Miss Mary Lillian Breeder and Will
liam T. Hooker, of Richmond were
married in this city last week Mr.
Hooker Is now connected with tho
liopewcll Police Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
NEW KIND OF CALOMEL 4.
SAFE AND DELIGHTFUL

The new kind Of calomel. known as
Calotabs. retains all OF the good me-
dicinal virtues OF the old style calomeI,
vet is entirely purified from all of the
nauseating. disagreeable and danger
GUS qualities. You can, therefore, cat
what you please and go where you
please. with no loss OF time from your
work.
One Calotab at bedtime, with G.
swallow OF water-thats all. Next
morning you awake feeling fine. your
liver cleansed. your system purified
and with hearty appetite for break.
fast Calotabs are sold only In orirt.
nal. sealed packages, price thirty-dv
cents. Your druggist recommends
them and Will refund your money II
you are not delighted.-Ady. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
FAILED IN ATTEMPT
TO BREAK OUT OF JAIL
Alcn In Woodstock Lookup Charged
With Automobile Theft
Caught on Roof.
HOT SPRINGS SETS PACE
Goes "Over tho Top First Day Of
Loan Campaigu-Picdmon Den
lists Will Hold Convention in
IynChburg on October 12.

liAHRlsoNBuRG: September 40
i!ichard Darnell. William Tucker and
Homer lcrndon, inmates of the county
Jdi! at Woodstock, attempted es-
cape sunday morning at O'Clock.
SheriN Stoncr was awakened by some
one Walking on the roof, and iinmc-
diatciy rose and rushed to the .pris-
Oners' cell. lie found ii empty Pres
entity he discovered a hole torn in the
steel ceiling and, upon Investigation.
round tho boys on the roof OF the
!nil. He kept ihcm at bay with his
pistol while his tcn-year-old son ran
Tor assistance. Upon tic arrival of
Two ncighbors the boys were helped
OFT Of the roof b. way OF II ladder
and again secured in the Jail. The hole
IN the ceiling was made without the
use OF tools, the boys climbing upon
one anotherS shoulders TO accomplish
heir task. 1t viii be remembered that
on the night Of September the young
men were arrested in ilorrisonburg by
officials here after they had received
x phonc message from Woodstock,
stating that the: had entered Bly's
garage at Fishers I'M held UP ;hc
proprietor and stole gasoline. The ear
Ia which the? were travelling WAS a
stolen one. having been taken from
"a garage at Chattanooga, Tenn. their
nome town. Thor trial was held "a
iew days ago and all were given short
sentences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Americans Win in
Hand Grenade Battle
They fire Too Close to Ger
mans 10 Use Their
Firearms.
tBy Associated Press.

WITH THE a NJ Il RICAN ARM Y
NORTHWEST or VERDUN, September
% tSunday).-At one point I'm the CEN
ter OF the American line east Of the
Mouse the Americans were separatcu
eral yards. This was on a small sec
tor about onc-thlrd or mile In
length.
After both sides had used their rifles
and pistols to no apparent advantage.
a battle OF hand Brenadcg began. Az
though they were throwing snow ba Is
in winter tho men on both sides began
to hurl bombs. II was n contest tina,
could not last long. The Germans
soon had enough of il and fell back
to positions beyond the throwing range
Of the Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
E,tcn.Ion Dlrl.inn chanre

ELACkSBuEG. VA, September co
foi!o"inE changes in Tho STAFF OF OK
tension division OF The Virginia Poly
tc'hn!c institute have bc,n made. cf-
irctiTe nj once: Henry l.. Alisnson. as
Sisiant TO the director. With hcadquar-
t:rs az the central Office Blacksburs:
airs Mary Moore Davis. emergency as
ZION work, with headquarters at Blacks
burg; Mrs. I!ah Williams po!hiIl.
emergency district urban agent. with
MISS Allen y Reynolds. Miss Violet
Ashourncr, who has been chief ,!,rk
Gt the central Office OF tho exterior
division. Blackshurg, for the pef, wear
has resigned To accept the pos ton OF
secretary 10 Miles ~ Martin. lIsjrlc;
attorney In Porto Rico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
nri.to, Break. Loan nccord..

BRISTOL, VA, September 3u.--Al,
records were broken here Saturday for
tho opening day Of Liberty loan drive.
when $50 600 was turned into the loan
headquarters unsolicited. The commit.
tees viii begin canvass OF the city
this week. y Liberty loan meeting will
lie held at Arlington. Saturday, October
. when people from all parts OF Wash
ington County are expected to attend
and buy bonds EX-Govcrnor y. j.
Montague and Hon. W. T.. Humphrey.
&C the state OF Washington. Will be the
CEicf speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
lilo, Spring. cover the Ton,

fUT SPRINGS. Va, ScDtcmbcr 20
when tho Liberty loan committee
finished ITS work Saturday. II was
found that virginia 10; Springs had
over-subscrlbcd its Liberty loan quota
INC hrst day Of the campaign. th!s in
spite or tho fact that the fourth loans
quota was double that of the third. in
which this resort won an honor flag
WIN star The quota for. the third
Ipan was $4,000. and nearly $4,000
WAS secured. The quota for the pres
"nt loan IS $4,000. and although all
WORKERS. had not reported the commit
ice announced at Il late hour Saturday
nirhl subscriptions 10 the amount OF
$4,000. Bath County. in which viz
GINA Hot Springs is located. also went
over the top" the flrst dav, and cy-
tcedcd her quota By several thousand
dollars. Millboro. Va. twenty-five
mics from Hot Springs and also in
Bath County. also went over" the
first day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Aviator. BODY SEM Home.

CIARLOTTESVlLLE VA. Septcnpcr
So.--Thc body of Lieutenant bal.
-iTmcntrout. the young aviator who di.d
from Injuries received Saturday at
lsap!dan, Va. while flying in the inter
est OF the Liberty loan. left hero AT
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon over the
Chesapeake ana Ohio for his late home
IN Lima, OHIO. THE remains were ac-
companicd by Lieutenant l.. AZ La
1radc, OF New York City. VINO came
down from Washington last nisha
Captain Grover o'NciIl. Of ST. Louis.
who was in the Curtiss machine with
Artncntrout md escaped with broken
arm and nose. is still at tho University
OF Virginia Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
mir. in nichmopo uo.pi,ni.

BRISTOL. VA. September 30.--Nfrs.
Charles Bowers, of this city. has been
notified OF the death OF her brother,
VIII Il. Greer, OF Grant. Va. which oc-
Cured at Johnston Willis Hospital, at
Richmond His death followed an nper-
elton Mr.. Greer was injured iast July,
and since then had undergone two
operations. tho last one proving fatal.
surviving him are his widow ana three
!, htl6rcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Piedmont Dentist. 10 Meet.

LYNCNECEG, w. September 60
Tho Piedmont Dental Society, com
posed 81 dentists IN I.ynchburE, Roam
okc, Danviile ana contiguous towns.
will hold its nth meeting here October
L. two sessions being arranged for
the day The speakers VIII he Drs. i.
/. Brooks and ~. u. Massic. LynchSurG:
+ II. Taiiey. Petersburg; g. l.. Harper
and =. ~ .Shadracl,. Danv!llc. and Il. c..
Grove, Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
c,,, c,,,,,, =. uo.,,uc cuu

LYNCHBURG, VA, September so
In a letter to friends here Aubrey
cinia base hospital, says at JauiGny
a friend of his at the front had a hand
grenade ready TO kill Hun soldier
who was chained 10 machine gun
and 10 his surprise he found the SOL
dicr was Il oman. Later II was founc
she was n -year-old girl!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

LYNCHBUICi, VA, September So
Easter IIutson, colorcd, who had just
actten $500 from the local street rail-
way for damages sustained 10y her some
trrc ago in an accident was robbed
~ negro mar Saturday evening In
the city market, where the woman was
marketing. The man got away with
the roll. when she asked him to hold
her hand bag. As she turned TO pay
a bill lie fed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
PETERSBURG is WORKING
TO GO OVER TOP THIS WEEK
Has Set Its Mark Mt $4,000, 900 md Ex-
poets to Hrarb IL by Sat-
urdRy.

ISpcciaI 10 The Times Dis patch
PETERSBURG. VA, September 60
petersburg increased its bond pur-
chaSes to-day by several hundred thou
sand dollars. and the goal has been set
l0r S"OUt.cDD by The close of the week
This would be nearly $4,000 over it's
quota. the satisfactory way in which
me campaign Is progressing Indicates
mat the $4,000. 900 mark viii be reached
BY Saturday night.
Thirty -four families of the Prince
george Bohcmisn colony have bought
10000 of LikcrlN bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Iaxenh H.. Mil,s rrnmn1ch

I.OUiSA, w, September 30.-Joseph
l.. wills. son OF Mr.. and Mrs J. Reid
Wills, OF Louisa, Va. and formerly a
member of the Richmond Blues, but
who is now serving with the Three
Hundred and Ninth Infantry III France.
has been promoted to nrSt lieutenant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Mrs. A. p. Montague ne.rgns.

LYNCHBU RNf w. SentemDer ~
Mrs a. p Montague. organizer OF the
iunior Red Cross work IN the schools
Of Central Virginia has resigned Nj 3.
Montague organized chapters of tins
work in 800 public schools during the
mast wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
County Fairs tn Progress.

ERRED ERlCKSBURG, VA, September
a0.-Two nearby agricultural fairs airs
in progress this week. The adjoining
counties Of Louisa and Hanover eacn
have one, the Louisa County Fair, HI
Louisa, for three days and the Inter
~, for five days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

Help Uncle Sam solve tho houx5nr
problem by renting the spare rooms
In your home. Times-Diapatch Fer.
Rent Ad VIII bring you the Kind OF
tenant you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

Every dny ID Il good day to use
Times-DtspatSh Want Ads. They work
formation or to insert an nd call RAN
dolpA I. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

Mnke II a daily habit TO read the
Want Ads In The Timcs-Dispatch.
They arc complete catalogue Of NIL
the good offerings In Itichmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

nrobIem by renting the spare rooms
in your home. 4 rimcs-Dispntch For
Rent All will bring !ou the kind of
tenant you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

LYNCHBURG, VA, September 10
Rev. l.. II .Thornhill, a Baptist min
ister here, has accepted the principal
ship Of the RiceNlllc High School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
MARKS STEP IN WARS
DECISIVE PHASE

The soberest and most conservative
observers here consider that yesterday
marked the first step in the decisive
close t6 Roulers: the British, marching
up the Lys. will outflanls Lille: the
S!egrried line is going to pieces at two
Quentin. the fall OF which places Is
considered n question OF hours; lie
Catclet. tie central pillar OF the Hin.
SiaLgin is driving the enemy north OF
the Chemin -des Danes: General Gou-
raud is at the gates Of Chal!crange on
lateral railroad communications OF the
Germans Moreover. during tho last
week the allies on the western front
hayo taken more than $4,000 prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

,wenty-two-m fronc. on which Cen
cral Gouraud 's attacking in the Cham
payne will give an idea OF the German
waut:,Ec ON the eve OF the attack
General Ludendorff. feeling uneasy. re-
enforced the defenders with two or
three divisions. After two days fight
inI lie threw in ten more divisions.
Thus ,welvc or thirteen divisions
have been used up on Il front OF TWEEN
ty-two miles only. From this tho
speed n which the German strength
Is; being Whitfield away may easily be
calculated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
MEETING AT POST-OFEICE
CALLED OFF YESTERDAY

At the last moment yesterday it was
found that the demonstration planned
AT l:lo o'clock in front OF the post
ciiice would have TO be abandoned.
The committee had planned, among
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Columbia Linemen
Maui Each Other
JhderDawson' sEye

There is no rest for the Columbia
isstball players. nes soite the hard scrim-
rage of Wednesday with the sailors
isn the training ship Granite State,
had Coach i'awso on yesterday gave his
'lesmen some more If tine same harsh
pdlclne. The line. according to the
sgnosis Of Dawson, IS the weakest
~ in his gridiron nschine, and with
~ Syracuse game looming near he
'ures that he must wake up his for
urds
Tie work veste rday afternoon there
f''' was chiefly Of nature to bolster
gsh!s department. Kinninger, Kraus.
I'ser, Fargo, Lychlinski, Modarelli
nd Parks were pitted against each
,sAsr in various combinations in a
''s .gruelling drill, which was COM
feSd under the glare of the big
*,rchlights.
10 crder TO guard against any sur
Inse at the hands Of the New York
sawerslty eleven in to-morrow's game
! thorough rehearsal of the plays
's''h will be u ed in this contest also
sh On the programme. 1t is probable
eal every man in the Columbia squad
WI get sn opportunity to display his
lmsess in tie tuss with the Violet
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Navy Loses Butler
On Eve of Game
With Great Lakes

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 21.-The midship-
men had their last real scrimmage be-
fore the game against the Great Lakes
Training Station, and probably the last
Of the football season, this afternoon.
Coach Dobie drove his charges hard
and tomorrow there will be only q
short signal drill. Butler, one of the
mainstays in the backfeld, was still
kept indoors by tonsilitis, which seized
him Monday, and either Benoist or
Rodes Will kelly start in his place.
keahzing that speed and varied G
tack are the only things which will
able his team to win, Dobie has
uncovering scmc new stunts this W
ma urging his ten to the utmost OF
Il. cir powers.
Repor from Baltimore, where the
Great Lakes bluejac sets are practis.
ing, are 20 the cne.t int thy ale
even stronger than " len they defeated
Rutgers last Saturd ly. but the mid
shipmen are undismayed 1t will be
the biggest game for Annapolis since
the old days when the Army-Navv
games were played on the Polo
Grounds
Several hundred sailors from the
Great LIKES Station, with a band, and
under Captain W. A. Mofett. he com
mander of the station, will be here.
The officials will be: Referee. H. R.
heneage, .Dartm outh; umpire, DR.. Carl
williams, University Of Pennsylvania:
mead linesman, D. w. Merriman,
Geneva ''
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Bowie Results

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80 - aIst. sundaIia. lo6 tWas). 81. s. 30
~ Is1 Ahsles ioe tstaiAer). $3.50. third. Time.
!" J., George Eliot PTeyaricate. tsiry Prince
g { As5'cse ran
s@asa 'ace three year -ods and upward: claim
y. sssse. $500. ak AID haf fur .ongsl -
-. ss.snrS us 20 Bfienl. 5000. 5000 - rrst
~ ps As ~ P4riAston), 3 40. 50, second
+ ~ ~ ~ fsteringl. $3.50. third. Tins, 20.
L, RR..o ssranos. 2ouave. Breeze. Jrne Bug.
s, av, Mo her Machree Low Degree. korf-
M. III .sde ssee two year IDS the Bowc. Hopeful
s,s .sgp: ss7.n 'urlongs) III John
Ns. ssis;og $io 20. $3.50. nrxt: Atnione. Jog
Rn.s,' siieo w 10. second; Ground Swell. los
49, ss-'9; third. Time. 20. Duchess Lace.
ya..t t-a Clean Gone 50 ran.
W tss. ~, mi.sl~salvss,fa. III tkeisa,) s. 80.
~ y, second koh / Moor. lot (Wa.ls). $ 10.
- Iinne. ia l-5. African ARROW. Thorn
ma Z Bodsse = 90 ran.
ss< .@ee uor al ages tho Bouquet Purse
~, ,Is 'sn mares. purse. $500. mile snd seventy
81 f.. GSellna Ss lo@ tsislker). $40 $3.50. SEQ
"a ..lse,.s,n .l,,.a,n 50 tsiecfaunl. 50; .hird Time
"a ,.sng Line. oenone and Miss BEyn also
st,ts aftu AID sweeney enlsy.
~ ne ith'se'ysar- -olds and up- ward claim
III 'ts.T tt'I mt and n quarter l-Fountain
w x iHs,se' g. $50. s.. hrss: Bs6s sos
X u g. ihifd Tine 2.lf rs. CrumD-
s,ss.ss,s s..d stsef Sandals a so ran.
81 tss,. 'f,s lihr'e year o ID aid upward claim
ii lwass. sw.'s. 1900. nile and qusheD Stir Up
ii Al Mn,.S;s'ai g. %, :5@0 $40. brat: KgInont
Il tf,,isiyl. tll 70. 81. second: Mas FanGie
ksssT1 1'Mm1. !! 30, third Time. z.i5 2.5. Bot
. ~ Hal Measure. asn slayer and sucsnsl
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Bowie Entries

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w. se aass is:Ts'1 D,tbse ss's: ,5s "' 5rd }Od
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New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Harvard Will Make
CHANCES in Line-Up

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 21.-It is
reasonably certain that several new
faces will be seen in the Harvard line
up Saturday when Boston College S. A.
7. G. visits the Stadium for a game.
Arthur Conlon of last years Exeter
team, who is p aging quarterback, and
Ben Zimmerman, tie crack fullback, are
stated to start the game. Sol Goldstein,
who has been i'll with influenza. will be
replaced by Ned Gchrke, husky line
rammer from Cleveland. Bob Porter's
124 pounds can be dispensed with, and
either Phil Coburn or Bobby Hoffman
will be the third back.
Russo will play center. with Fiske
Brown and Stan Coleman flanking him
on either side. Captain Ned Daley will
serve at right tackle and if Jim Nc
Manmon's leg is better he will hold
the post on the other side of the line.
Salter will probably work If the for
mer Mercersbere man is still under the
weather, Dennis and Levine are log
ical starters on the wings although
Shapiro may diso ace the latter just
as he did before the Tufts game.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Boxing News and Notes
.Bv FRED HAWTHORNE.

will not stand for any Exhibition"
bouts.
Some of the wrestlers, like Sulo
Hcvonpaa or Pierre lie Colosse, for in
stance, are likely to take this seriously
and go to it. The "Horrible Finn"
move only two kinds OF wrestling. the
kind he usually INDUCES in, which con-
sists of throwing the aud snce for a
laugh, or using the handiest table leg
or piece of stage scenery for club.
Aunt Eleanor Ann has promised to
put on her Quaker bonnet and her bonn
bazine gown of gray some day next
week and 20 "into the silence" for one
hour, as the result of which she hopes
to discover suitable title for this
classic column.
We just can't sit still, we're so ex-
cited, Aunt Eleanor Ann.
The beauteous movie editor. II. u,
left q picture of Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
on our desk last night, and Of course
we had to give it the double o." On
the back thereof was notice to the
effect that Mrs. Chaplin ia to appear
at local theatre next week in Dor
rowed Clothes"
We are willing TO lend tho lady our
cuff links.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
Mcnamara and Magin
Decide to Team Up
F or Six~Day Race

A team that will stand out as the
favorite combination Of the bike fans
was formed yesterday by Jimmy john
ston for the international six-day
bicycle race starting at Madison
Square Garden December /, at mid
night. Reggie Mcnamara and Jake
Magin are the pair. A more popular
rider than Mcnamara has never en-
tered the race.
An idol of the fans since he c,.lne
here from Australia in 1913, Reggie
has never been out Of the money, and
with Magin as partner this year
there is little doubt that they will 60
TO the post favorites.
made HIM a big factor every time he
started and it took a Goullct to hold
him in check. Magin won the classic
kst year with Goullct as partner
Unfortunately Mcnamara was severely
injured a week before the start of the
Boston race last year, sustaining q
fractured skull and broken jaw. Al
that thie gamester wanted TO start in
the grind, but the management refused
to permit him to enter
Magin is first-cass sticker. with
world Of endurance and generalship
In this years race Magn will 90 the
bulk of the heavy work and it will be
left to Mcnamara to do the sprinting
for the points each afternoon and
evening. There will be few sprints
that will find "Mac" out of the money