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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-09

or Waterloo we may sing through tho
rigils OF Armentieres. Let tho Ameri-
can soldier SEQ that we go with head
erect. Do not let us put Jealous an
clients upon the ruays. but fine fell
lows who can cheer. sturdy guardsmen
with their 'Cherrohs..--and do not lot
us be afraid of the bunting.
Goa knows we have not been given
to Tag waving during the war. There
has been many an occasion when we
might have opened our lungs. but the
gravity Of the issues has kept us silent.
fet IL ever there was a time when
even an archbishop might throw his
hat Into the air. surely ii Is that OF
the homecoming OF these splendid
young men who go to fight for our
freedom and their own. Let us. then.
not be afraid OF the cheers or care
what sleeper awakcs In his bed be-
cause OF them.
The matter OF the camps Is cb,eny
one for the military authoritieg Rut
they should be SO chosen that men NAV
see something OF US as we really ere.
Three days in London would be a fpe
moral tonic for any American soldier.
and should not, be denied him.
SUGGESTS THERE SHALL.
DE ENTERTAINMENT
Nor should ne be allowed TO brood
even in his tents. II America Will ner.
NIT. there are clever fellows here who
Hno" now 10 make men laugh and
sing. doubt not that George Robey
ana Seymour Tiicks-to name but ,w,
or many-would hasten 10 the tast
h'R IS Tor :he American officers them
ELVES but II Is as obvious ms Snat
TACK OF the provision Of welcome which
seems 10 ne 80 disastrous No hcy
should forget now to laugh. and the
american Boy frettlng at the base. t.
ooinS mat every day.
horaie means much In war: the study
u temperament !s vital our .eloo,,
merchants" forget il too otter. X.
IeeeiV'ns a precious human trib
we from America and our responsible
t'es are heavy. I.e, us at sny rate
Wy 10 make these brave lads feel ,h.,
my nave crossed tho wide sea, -
me land Of their brethren.
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ACCUSED OF TREASON
Prominent Bed manufacturer or Rocb.
ester Held In jail With
out Bail

ROCHESTER,, y. r, June S.-The
first charge OF treason on record In
Western New York since the outbreak
of the war was to-day placed aEains,
Otto T. Hitler. secretary and treasurer
OF the Rochester Brass Bed Company
well-known In business circles here and
prominent in politics. BY order OF
United States Commissioners Smith, be-
fore whom he pleaded not guilty this
afternoon. Hitler is held at the Mon
roe County jail. and has been denied
the privilege OF giving bail.
The charge results from seditious and
disloyai utterances said to have been
made last October.
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De.erter. Were Moon.hiner..

FLORENCE. ALA. June s.-when
the I.audsrdale authorities were ad-
viscd that several army deserters were
hiding in the country. the sheriff o..
ganized posse and started search.
Several deserters were found engaged
in running moonshine still. The plant
had 1000 gallons capacity. The de-
sertcrS fed hut two were shot and
wounded. Fifty-6ve moonshne stills
have been destroyed In Laudcrdale
County since January ].
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wartime Com menc.m.,,

POCGHkEEPSlE. y. Y. June s.
Commencement at Vassar this year In
10 have a wartime program. accord
inE to the decision of the president.
faculty and students. The usual fcs-
tivities have been given up. and fam
lilies. friends and alumnae. except tho
reunion classes. are not encouraged to
visit tho college for the closing cers-
monies.
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AMERICANS CITED
'hree Memhers OF Ln Fnyette Corps
bistinEuish Themselves in
Mrrne Battle.
Thy Aseo ,i1tnd pr,.,

IBy Aseo ,i1tnd Prrs,l
iARlS. June Samaritan airmcn in
we french army distinguished them
selves In the second hattlc Of the
Marine. These men wero members ~
the La Fayette corps
Sergeant David r. Putnam. OF Brook
me. Mass. brought down two enemy
planes. and was cited twice in an
order or the day. This makes his
oihcial total six. In addition 10 six
reported.
Charles Veil. OF East Palestine. Ohio
and Alfred Fl. Stanley. OF Elmira. y. Y.
each brought down one German plane
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Police Adopt orph.n,.

MEMPHIS. TENN. June $50 far
rs is known, the Memphis police force
is the only police organization In the
United States that has adopted French
orphans. Two little orphan French
children, in far-away. blood soak ed
France are being sustained by tho
police of this city. a third orphan
will soon be adopted.
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WANTE WHITE BREAD
hut II Must Contain no Flour Made
From Wheat
rive.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. June s-A
prize OF $1,000 hangs on govern
mental tree awaiting anyone who can
shake 1t down by baking white. pala
table loaf Of sandwich bread that has
no wheat or rye in 1t. The United
States food administration is Offering
the incentive.
Announcement Of a nationwide con-
test in the task has been received by
local bakers and restaurateurs. And
a large number Of them are seeking
the prize.
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Writer Ship Wa. Ramned.

WINCHESTER. VA. June s--writ-
ing TO his parents. Captain and Mrs
J. q. Beverley. announcing his safe
arrival in France. Avanel Beverley. Of
the ordnance department.. states that
~ the way over, the ship on which
his company Travelled was rammed by
another ship. and that a great hole was
nude above the water line.
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becomes Bride Of MINOR swing.
fRy Associated Press

Try Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. June THE mar
riaSe of Miss Josephine March, daugh :
ter OF General Peyton c. March. acting
chief of stan OF the United States Army.
to Major Joseph VI. Swing. OF Newark,
y. j.. field artillery. l.. s. A. took place
In st. Marsaret's Church here to-day.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Herbers Scott Smith. Owing TO
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Consider work or Fight Inv.

FII.MlNGItAM. Ala. June So
meeting Of the Southern Associate
has heen called for next Monday to
consider tho work or fight" order. in +.
creased cost of transportation and the
change of railroad schedules. accord .
ing TO President BauEh. In a statement
issued late tonight
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Noted NirEinin beauty WEEDS.

GSpeciarl TO The Times Dispatch.l
DANNILLE. VA, June S.-Miss Laura
NOEL, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. c. u.
NOEL. and one Of the five NoelI sisters.
noted in Virginia for their beauty, was
married Tonight to Austin Carr. Of
Durham. Rev. ]. ~. Latham, D. d.,
performing the ceremony at the
brides home. The brides four sisters
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ConEres.man to Oct D-rrc..

ASHINGTON. June S.--Reprcsenta-
tive Flood. OF Virginia. will go to Lex
ing;on, Va. Monday to receive an hon.
orary degree Of LII. y. from the Wash
inEton and Lee University.
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suspend for Summer.

The regular weekly meetings OF the
Equal Suffrage League OF Richmond
are being discontinued for the summer
months to he resumed in the fall. with
special calls for business meetings
intervening.
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groom il tho young

attended her. The groom is tho young
est son OF General Julian Carr. OF
Durham. a wealthy tobacco man and
IS now preparing for overseas service
with the ordnance department.. The
marriage was largely attended.
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THREE

the recent death OF the brides brother
and because OF war conditions, tho,
wedding company was confined to tbs
members of the two families. r
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With Every Insertion

The Times Dispatch YOU are opening
up a new avenue OF sales possibilities.
Call Randolph !.
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Buy md selT renI estate through the
Want Ads in this paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-09
with Every Inseytio,

Every time you insert Want Al In
The Times Dispatch you are openfnp
up new avenue Of sales possibtlities.
call Randolph l. -.
The evening herald., 1918-06-14

~ registration will bc considered
rs giving proof uf peaceful DISPOSE
tion and intention to conform with
the laws OF the United Statcs.' Each
rcgistrant will 5c required "a state
specifically whether or not she has
ever been required to report or tu
register with any German military.
diplomatic or secret agent.
False statements or representations
In the affidAviiS required will subject
the woman concerned to immediate
intrrnmcnt Her card. showing that
she has complied with the law will be
issued 10 her within fifteen days after
her appearance. II will carry one Of
the signed photographs, and a print
Of her left thumb. Women who do
not comply may be iutcrncd. impris-
Oncd. or deportcd
German women who are outside OF
the territory IA which they usually
reside during the period set for the
registration must apply for temporary
cards IN the place where they happen
10 be and then complete their regis
tratiou at home within thirty days
After the registration has been com
plctcd, No German woman can change
her place OF residence without a per.
NIT from the officials in her original
district ana records of such changes
Will De flied with the original affi-
davits TN three places. Power to deny
such q permit Tor change of residence
IN given Ia the registration officials
though they must submit q report ui
their reasons for denying II.
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
FROM OCEAN
!, To OCEAN
Women Praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
for Health Restored.

In almost every neighhorhood in
America are women who have tried
this standard remedy for female Ills
and know its worth
Athol. Mass 60" Lydia T.. Pinkha n .
Vegetable Compound has done me n
world of good ] suffered from y weak. .
ness and great deal Of pain every
month and nothing brought me any re-.
lief until ! tried this famous medicine.
! am a different woman since | took IL
and want others who suffer 10 know
about il. Mrs. ARTHUR LAWSON, $50
Cottage ST. Athol, Mass.
San Francisco. Cal 80" was In very
weak nervous condition. having suffered
terribly from female trouble for over
five years had taken all kinds Of med
icine and had many different doctors
and they all said ! would have 70 hc
operated on. but Lydia y. Pinkham's :
Vegetable Compound cured me- entirely
and now am a strong we'll woman ="
Mrs H. ROSSkAaP. li41 Devisadero
St, San Francisco, Cal.
For special advice in regard IN such
ailments write Lydia f. Pinkham Med
icine Co.. Lynn. Mass. The resul, Of
its many years experience ls at your
service.
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
Deputies Wait for
Blackmailer, but He
Fails to Keep Date

\ carefully laid trap failed last
night to catch the writer of "a black
mail letter to Thomas : Mitchell
proprietor of the Hotel Combs. The
blackmailer failed To- keep the date
hc made
The letter demanded that Mr. Nit
chcll deliver bag uf money to the
writer at a point on the Albuquerque
lstCln road southwest of the Barelas
bridge. Mr.. Mitchell complied disre-
garding however. one Instruction
that as 10 the moncy-.-dGtcr he had
notified the shcriffs office
MIR Mitchell drove IN his dutomu-
bile % the place designated IN the
letter aud waited. Several deputy
sheriffs had hidden themselves near
the place. They waited until early
this morning. but the letter writer
did not appear and they gave up the
attempt to catch him
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
Personal News Items


Examinations for county school
teachers VIII hc held ~ the high
school June - and ~ 40 institute for
teachers was held ~ Bernalillo coun-
" \ large number Of teachers. how
ever, are attending summer schools ia
the state
Al Girl Scouts are requested 20 bC ut
the armory this evening at 7.9U. 10 re-
hcarsc for ten minutes. Al 40 the
girls viii march IN % body TO Odd Fol-
lows hail To take part IN the program
there
Miss Gertrude Buford has returned
from Santa Fc aftcr q short visit 10
friends
The appointment OF Judge x. y.
Burncs is mead of the regulation CT
fogcqment division OF the state food
administration. and the appointment of
George c. Taylor, attorney. as solicitor
In tho division Of information, have
been announced by Ralph g. Ely. state
food administrator. Judge Bnrncs viii
have charge of hearings OF persons
charged with violation Of the food reg
ulations
samuel Porterheld of co. South
Edith street is confined To his home
on account of illness.
Word has been received here that
Lieut. Arthur \. Sisk. formerly of Al
buuucrauc. has been transferred from
Fort Bliss. Tex. to Waco, TeN
e. H KappIc OF the Kapplc Furui-
turc company is constructing g ware.
house near his home on South Broad.
way
Charles Johnson, agriculturist at tho
MenauI school. is 40 ~ his homC, COS
West silver avenue
George white, formerly Junior ot
written friends here that he is cnio,-
ing the instruction received ~ naval
training school AZ san Diego CAT
G. II Lupton. a breeder of Hereford
cattle. OF Hereford. Ten. ~ IN Albu-
ducrduc TODAY on his way home after
delivering two carloads OF bulls to
Tlagataft. Ari2 Mr.. Lupton states that
more rain has fallen IN his part OF
Texas this summer than In years. Last
saturday that section was favored with
a Nyc-inCh rain.
Charles Ebcrhardt an apprentice at
the Santa Fe shops, rs ~ at his home.
6li North seventh street
David Roscnwald aud Fred White,
receiving teller OF the state Rational
hank. have gone To Camp cody. y. NJ,
To apply for enlistment ~ the army.
lie urges has made appliCu-
ton for ,nliv,T"r' N the quarter.
master corps Ht camp 'ou". lie will
depart for tie untonmout SUNDAY
night Tor physical examination.
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
Valencia County's
Registration List
Has as More Names

Los l.lnas. y. 81 June li.--Forty-
-iX Young men of this county have
been added Ia the dralt list under the
registration ~ those who attained
their ma iority between June ., lsl'
ana June li this year Following Is
the li4t AZ officially announced by the
draft board secretary. W + Wittwer.
Alfonso \ Armljo, Los iunas, Sell
Udou Sais. Los l.uuus JOSE Francisco
Garcia Los l.unas. Jose Francisco
chavez Los Iuuas Jos" Suvedrd,
U.lcn. Maraildo Iar0n no. Tome;
Frank Marquee Tome. Pcrfecto
Nova. Tome, Preclliano chavez, Los
Chavez. Alfredo Nrasnp. f"ralia
Carlos Garcia. Los chavez, Melcor
Macs Jarales. Aharisto Luna. lara
les. Carlos Jaramillo. Jarales Manuel
Romero, Jaraley; Pedro sanchez.
Jardlcs. Pablo Psdilla Tome. Fran
cisco Antonio Dtcro. PCrnlti. white
Montana. Bernardo, Mcrmunes Baca
Bernardo samuel Serna. san Rafael.
fanicl \ chavez. san Rafael, An
tonic ~Hlazar san Rafael, Juan H.
Bacd Cuhcru. Dcmctriu SaiaZar
Uibo. Manuel BaCa san Nateo. Juan
= prtcga san Nateo, Roberto
Marcz san Mateo. Policarpio Garcia.
ScbOyCta. Andrea \. MOntOya, Seboy-
ots; Eduardo Truiille. Jarales; Jose
Manuel Sais Bclcn. Auastaclo Cor
dova, Belen. Henry T. Jaramlllo, Be
Ion: andres Castillo. Bclcn; Guiliermu
c. chavez Bclen. Thomas ". Boat
man, Belen; patricio Baldonado,
SchOlle. John Burnham, Bclen;
Kenneth Arthur Riley Belen. Tran -
cito Serna. Helen. Leon Waldo Bates.
Helcn. Jose de Jesus CASTILLO Belcu;
Sefcrino TafoNa. Beien, Harry Grd-
ham Nccl Belen. Antonio l'ac" y Tor
IeE, Be.en
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
ALIEN REGISTRANTS
CANNOT SIT FOR
PICTURES IN HATS
Exception Made in Favor of Won
en- Who Are Members of Reli.
gious Orders; Others Must Fur.
nish HatlesS Photos.

The regisuouon of women. who
are Gcrnsq hy birth 90 marriage or
circums,aud,s,. ~ not the simple Job
that the registration of male enemy
aliens was.
Nn instruction received today 10y
the puli,o lpoul registrars gave proof
uf that It was ~ amendment to reg
uiHtiuus.-aN to hotddress The orig
maj regulations prescribed that wu-
men rcgistrants had to lee photo
Eraphcd hatless In making this reg.
ulatiou frs"rH officials apparently
acted without thought ~ religious
orders for women. The amendment
refers 10 them. They may bc photo
graphcd earring the official head
dress of the order to which they be-
long
Tho amending instruction said.
In registering rs German alien
females. rccistrnnts. who are mem
hcrs of amy iclig."us community cor
order OF au, denomination wherein
Is prescribed the wearing of head.
dress ns part of their religious habit
upiy furnish photographs of them
selves wearing official heuddrcss
Four photographs Of the rcristraut,
each one personally autographed,
VIII be t3t.p ana her affidavit 90
personal history must show variety
uf facts. Her occupation relation
ship - soldiers ip the German army
ur to perspus nov iu fcrmant. length
uf rcsidcnc" aud circumstances at
tending arrival iu the United States
are particular matters OF inuuir,
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
Auto sprluga alt makes. Korb"r Co

Auto springs, alt makes. korber Co
Four-O Taxi Service Phone 30
Pay your dues to the "2-hit' club.
Charlcs " Wright Of the Wright
curio store returned home last night
from Atlantic CITY. where he repre-.
scnted Ballut hbvad temple of the
Mystic shrine as q delegate 80 the an
nuol meeting Of the Imperial council
uf the shrine
Ambrose Caudcl,ria. Junior mcm-
hor OF the CITY Realty 4 Loan com
pany, has returned from months
sta, at his sheep ranches n Apache
county. Arizona Hc reports q good
crop OF lambs Notwithstanding tho
continuous drouth In that part ot the
country.
Ralph e. Ely. food 9dministrator;
Mrs Hsrry J.. Patton. chief clerk Of
the hotel division; Mrs. Ruth Muller.
hes Of tho home economies division,
and \ J MaloN. head of the groceries
division. left this morning for Socorro
20 attend the towns Flag dav ohscr'.
nncc. ~ Socorro each of the members
Of the food administration WIS tn hold
conference with persons Interested IN
his or her division.
Mr. and Mrs Iohn T. Jagcl, or
puiury M. registered to-day at the
automobile toutist9' camping grounds.
The, are en- route from quincy TO
orange. Cal
Jesus raudoluria and John r Wolf
who applied for enlistment 10 the army
recruiting station, will leave tonight
for ~ raso for hunl examination. Can
d,itrr, selected th, engineer corps
and Wolf the duHrtcrmaStcrs' corps
Herman Obrrg. who applied for en-
lstmcnt at TIA" army recruiting sta
ton. LEFT last night for ~ Paso He
selected the medical corps
Assistant United states Attorney
Iicury q Cuors. g.. who underwent an
operation nearly two weeks ago. re-
turned TO his Office today
Judge Granville \ Richardson Of
Roswell. arrived hero last night for q
short stay. coming from Fort sumner
DE Baca county. where he was hold
ing court.
George : klock, attorney. is IA Bcr-
nalIilu TODAY or lcg3l business
! w. Smallic, ciNil engine Of pas.
adcna, cal, IS IN Alhuqcurquc Tor -
short visit
Lieut. " II Gregory. Inspector at
the state food administration, returned
to hradnuartcTs today after Il three
weeks trip al inspection lie found
that 'ooG regulations were being gen
orally observed In the places he Vis.
ttrd
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
Tonight! Take DodS0n'S Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIOmeI For Liver
Caomc sickcns! If bilious, constipatc'l and head
achy read my guarantee,

dov- % ,traJglt,n sou right az ana
mak, YOU feel cine o. vigorous hy
mururs want SOU to go back TO
tnr store sui got your w"uc, bod
.uu- Liver Zone g. trstrp,in the
t.. OFF .aIum,I u,,su>. .J o. real liver
......In.. .utirrN vegetable there
fp.. I' .tuuot 1lyatc or make you
-..t
gutuan .r that one spoonful of
uaH-uu.- ,rr Tone viii put your
sluggish utrr tu work and clean
tpur bow, of that -ouy hile and
,Yusupatc. Vaste which % clogging
oul -,.fru. .,uG making ,ou feel mis-
rrltie guarantee thit' 81 bottle 70
l,ud-un Ivrr Tone viii keep your
rutu, lmU feeling fine Tor nonths.
GIVE % to Nour children o u harm
lees doesn't gripr and they like IL
pleasant taste
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
MORTUARY

Margaret Jane Tire der infant
daughter OF MI aud Mrs. Ralph Trek
lei. died az o O'Clock last night at
the home Of her parents eos south
Second street Her twin sister, Dor
sthy ELLEN. died exactly twenty-four
nous before she did fhe bodies are
az Thomas Blakomore's padertaking
rooms Funeral arrangement were
IN allegiance pending the return of Mr..
Trexler who Was IN Tucson. Ariz. He
was expected to return today,
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
Canteen Section of
Red Cross Room Gets
in Indian Building

The opnteou s'yuuu CO., tn l..
Cross today opened n'al,uHtf 300
the Indian building u..r tb, Santa
4, station n ts tho purpose uf '.,
section 90 give smokes ulstU .HH.r
and maga1incs To trayriiug suldt,rs
end the women of the section, who's,
distinctiNc badge is hin" ,cil have
p.'n meeting $50 Iu,ptnns taur,s as
nearly all ,arrA soldiers
The evening herald., 1918-06-14

Are vuu troubled with cOrns aud
buniors' 30 YOU suffer from weak
ipsteps and fallen arches DO YOUR
feet lire easily and ache and burn
II so. You need rair of our arch
supports They viii give YOU i'm
mediate relief and will finally cure
thesC complaints. An sizes for men
und women, $3.50 "a pair. g. MAYS
shoe store. 3li West Central Ave
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
THE TEST OF MERIT


No better test of any article can
be made than the test OF time and
this is particularly true Of a kidney
medicine DuHu'S kidney Pills have
stood this test and stood 1t well what
better proof of the merits uf tins
remedy could YOU demand. than
IN. statement ut an NlgupucIquC
resident who used it successfully aud
tells of lasting results
Read the following
Mrs. r. l., warren. 509 Aruu
street. gave the following statement
ON March 2. 1915. II have found
Doan's kidney Pms splendid aud !
recommend them To others Colds
had settled on my kidneys and had
ovcrworkrd when doing my house
work suffered from hacEsohc and
a dull wcarisome feeling that tonk
away an my energy and made mo
miserable Donus kidney pills soon
rid me Of the trouble.
lasting Results
on Mny a.. 1917 Mrs. Warren said
"Doan'- kidney pms surely cured me
OF kidney trouble. am very much
pleased To- say the cure has proyen
lasting
Price sos at an dealers Don't
SIMPLY ask Tor kianey remedy gvi
Doan's kidney pills same thal
Mrs. Warren had Foster Milhurr
Co. Mfgrs Buffalo. y. Y.
The evening herald., 1918-06-14
British Losses
for Week 34,I7I


London june li ButiSh
,aspaltcs reported in the week
cudinr to-day totaled ot,l7i Of
lrcrs and men of tins number
lti7 being killed.
The evening herald., 1918-06-14

In the sickroom io'ly often docs
the work that the doctor sends ia
% bin Tor
The evening herald., 1918-06-14

Put m a HELP WANTED ad. then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.