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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
UNITED STATES AWAITS
REPORTS ON THREE SHIPS
No Further News Received From
Wreck OF Florence H. in
French Port.
CrCLOrs STILL a MYSTERY
Official Report Sought on Dcstruc-
ton OF Steamer Lake Moor. Which
Was sunk by Enemy Submarine
IN European Waters.

WASiiINGToN. April 2l.--%o tur;nc.
reports bearing on the loss o, the
Florence II. and til: Lake Moor. .amcr!-
can steamers SUM- abroad had been
received by tho Nay Department, UP
10 late hour Tonight. Officials also
said that no nov tscia had come to
light bearing upon the mysterious dis
appearance Of the collier Gyc!ops. a.
reported woci. ago.
The tciIeE is generally accepted ;hat
the Florence II. was sunk whcn "a
terrific cAploa.cu OF ammunition IN
he. hold tore ho.e III her SIDE =
navy official said Although The han
Glins OF high explosives has been
brought TO point where thorc IS li,tic
danger. ne"c.thc!css We mus. expect
some accidents. .ts it Is, crews OF
American vessels have loaded An! an
loaded thousands Of tons cf high o1-
plosivcs since the outbreak cf tho VA
almost four gears aso and this Is the
trat instance in which an acciIcnt has
occurred"
1t - believed that further !nforma-
,ion concerning Inc number OF lives
los, and saved "iN be forthcoming
within ;ucn'yfour hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
THIRD WEEK Of LOAN
CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY
Every Community Is Urged IN USc
Best Efforts TO Swell
Grand Total
SOME STATES OVER THE TOp
Monster ParadcS and Celebrations
arc Planned for Friday, When
Greater Interest Will BE Aroused.
Reports From Leading Cities.
SOME STATES OVER THE TOP

WASHINGTON. -tpru .l.-Nt,h the
third loan now in its third week. Treas
ury Department; officials wcrc conGdcn;
o-day Of future improvements In sub
scr!p,ions that would bring the total
IN excess OF the minimum amount OF
S3.oec, c,ooo,o0c sought by Secretary Nc
AGoo.
y warning was sounded. however.
against ovcrcomadcncc. All Liberty
lean committees arc asked TO inausu-
rate ;he mos; intensive selling efforts
or tn" campaign Tomorrow II is
h'p'd the third week will hc the big
selling week. Great results arc cX-
rertcd trom thc general observance OF
Liberty inar noxi Friday. Hundreds Of
cities report they are planning mon
stcr parades and celebrations
Whilc no Official report on tho assro-
gate OF tho loan was forthcoming to-
day from the Treasury Department. the
Minneapolis district wired THAI /, had
exceeded it's quota. Montana and North
Dakota arc over their quotas. and South
t'akota was reported 10 have achieved
Minnesota, outside OF Ninncapolis. ST.
Paul and Duluth. reported subscriptions
OF 3"s.Hno,0oo. The three cities men
toned have subscriptions totalins %31,-
100 0oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
ARMY OFFICERS HELP
RAID NIGHT RESORTS
Some Thirty Young Girls Were Caught
in New Works Third
Druguct.

NEW YORK, April 9i.-uniformcd
army officers. agents or two Federal
departments, and member OF the ex-
traordinary grand jury accompanied
Assistant District Attorney James T..
Smith and a large force OF detectives
and patroimcn to-day in the third sem
sational' sunday morning raid upon
aii-n!Sht resorts.
Warned. perhaps b. two previous
raids. the attendance of young girls
a; the resorts was ucxpcctcdly small!
Sonc thirty were gathered in the po-
lice net. however. Of whom three were
sent to the station-housc. The others.
after having tcartully given their
names and addresses, were directed tC
accompany their parents TO District
Attorney Swann's Office Monday
Many soldiers were discovered by
tho raiders. These wers separate
questioned by the army officers Such
as wcro able TO show passes account.
ing for their absence from camp were
permitted to go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
GERMANS or TWO STATES
ARE Ri1ING UEANtII

Northern Wisconsin and Northern
Michigan report SS.oro,ooo each in sub
scriptious, with citizens OF German
descent buying heavily Tho Mime
apolis Federal Reserve Bank reports
that ''suhscriptions from farmers arc
astounding"
The Atlantic district turned in some
cheering news this afternoon when IL
wired that IGU towns and communities
lave already ovcrsubscribcd. This in
Gicat"s the district. which has occupied
the cellar position since the campaign
opened is awake.
More than sl+o.ooo,o09 has hccn sub
SorihcI in tho Cleveland district, OF
which approximately S.6.ooo.ooo came
:!om the city Of Cleveland.
The Chicago distric; is going after
the greatest numbc" Of individual sub
scribcrs. and already has nc;tcd more
than 100000. If the entire country
does as well. the Treasury Departments
hope OF oo,ooo.o0o Subscribers 10
$5,ooo.o0o.ooo worth Of bonds will be
attained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
NAVY SECRETARY
LAUDS YOUNG MEN
Must Keep Bodies Clean if They
Care to Be Good
Soldiers.
PRAISES THEIR MOTHERS
McDanie!s Says Youth Of Pres
ent Arc Like Paul
RevcrcS.
PRAISES EiR MOTHERS

pEONIDENCE. r. /, Aprn 2i-ln an
address "a; Liberty locn meeting here
TO- day. Secretary OF tho Nay Daniels
said, in part:
= feel tina, we all should thank
God and ta,;o courage that America
a; hear; Is safe and SOUND ana united.
Let Us thanl. God because wc have
learned in this wa: that II :, man would
shoot straight Ac must live straight
we have learned tina, when We Shut
out eyes 20 evil 1T does not diss!patc
evil. We nust open our eyes and
tell yoIns men the truth shat II they
would bc sood soldiers they must keep
their bodies clean. our duty to them
is TO take away every possible tompta-
ton. and surround ,hcm with every
good influence.
.'ro that end the Protestant churches
have joined hands with the Y. NJ G. =.
and the y. w. g. \. and our Catholic
citizens have organized through the
Knights Of Columbus. and our Hebrew
fellow citizens throush the committee
on jewish welfare work, and all are
working tosethev.
Let US thank God and take cour-
ase ;hat men know each other better
and tho lines OF division in church
wo-k have broken down. and We all
stand together on a common platform,
win common purpose to help our
bo%s win the great victory.
How often In tho last ten years
nave YOU heard from press and pulpit
that tho American youth lacked acri-
BUSINESS. thinking abou, play. thinking
about making money, and not con-
ccrncd With tho vi,al things OF life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
AMERICANS RESIST
FIERCE ONSL LAUGHT
Army Legislation Will Have Clear Track
IN Congress; Baker to Give Many Hints

men in class will he cent to
conference Tomorrow by the Senate,
practically for cousid ration aud
probable revision OF the House
amendment providing for credits or
state quotas for volunteers already
In service. The House probably
Will pass the Scnntc hill extending
the draft law to youths reaching
t"cnty-onc years OF age since
Juno =. 1917.
Legislation to curb spies and div
loyalticS also viii receive consider
alton during the week.
The bill npproprintinE 500. 900 900
To provide housing accom- ~ oda tious
FOR war-workcrs Will he called up
Tomorrow In the senate for vote
and with PnssnSe regarded as as
surcd.
Several banking and currcnc-
bills arc slated to pass tho House
during the week, Including the sil-
Ncr bill or Senator Pittman, OF Nc
vRda. which the Senate hns passed,
fixing n minimum price OF 81 pcr
ounce for silver mud providing for
mcItinE OF S35O.oOO.UOO or silver
dollars in the Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Don't Be Afraid;
Be An American !

Don't be afraid TO buy Liberty
bond because you fcar you can't puy
for II. II Columbus. had known ex-
ncily where he Mns going To land,
BIC never wound hnNc discovered
America. II you don't bclonS TO the
fraternity, buy bond and wear
the button that pledges you to lib
crty, brotherhood nnd equality Of
opportunit!-not oppression. Don't
root of evil when lent your govern
mcnt for her and your salvation
from, Greed, Force and kaiserism.
II 10 oni! the root OF evil nnd slack
crism when lustcd after In prefer
cnce TO neif-dcfcnse, right anc JUS
tIce.
Democracy means an equal right
To think und net within the realm
OF dccenry and law. This j, u right
you claim; America i, that right,
therefore. hmcricu wns invaded
when the mailed Bst struck Bel
Sium In the face. II you cart re-
srpt II with your body, then buy a
bond and resent il with your
money. Buy bond and keep the
right you clnim-thc right God gave
you-the right America aud the
allies will nsnurc you II you do your
part, but the right you JcopnrdIzc
when you value dollar. more than
deccnc!.
Buy iOuH BOND TU-DAA:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
THREE BROTHERS DROWNED
IN WlNSTON-SALEM CREEK
Boat Springs Leak and J.. Turned
Over by Swift Cur
rent,
iEv Assoclated Crcss- l

WINSTON SALEM, y. c. Ap-;l 2l-
Three brothcrs-Char!cs Clinard, aged
thirty eight; Burton ClinarG, aged
twenty. and Sherman Cl;narG. aged
tcn--were drowned in Salem Creek,
near here. this afternoon. They were
i'll a small boat. which began TO leak
and turned over in the swift current
when they tried 10 row hurriedly TO
shore. small boy from tho hani:
saw Charles the only one OF the three
who could swim. make an Intellectual
effort TO save his younger brothers
All three went down clinginG together
Their bodies have not been recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22


WASHINGTON, April "I.-NIilitary
matters come {" the fore this week
in Congress. Iinul action on fm-
poTtnnt legislation extending the
sclccu,c drnft net Is expected, while
new army measures, which have
awaited the return of Secretary
Baker from Europe, are to he
launched.
Further expansion OF the army,
Development of war production pro-
Grams and appropriation questions
are among subjects upon which MIR.
Baker is expected to submit recon-
mcndatiOns to tho senate md House
Military Committees. Thc latter hns
arranged to have the Secretary np-
pear Tuesday apd the senate COM
mittcc plnns to hear him later In
the ncca. There have been intima-
ti0ns in some quarters that prcsi-
cent Wilson. in special address
20 Congrrss, might present recon-
mcndations for future military leg
isiation.
or the pending army measures. the
bill changing draft quotas from
State populations TO the number Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
OMAN AND TWO MEN
hurled IN STORE RUINS

4 Mrs. i[oh!cr and tiro men wcrc
|ur!cd IN tic ruins OF a second -ha nd
orc and suffered serious laccrations.
Two mon were buried in cavc-in
Il masnesitc mine near san J.cinto.
|hcy were believed TO hc fatally hurt.
|icdical aid was being rushed 20 tho
zinc. whcrc several others were hurt,
nd party was organized TO dig out
hc two imprisoned men,
Tho home OF Ramona. near San ia
into. made famous by Helen Hunt
|acobson's story. was demolished. j; is
cpcrtcd. in san Jacinto.
The quake was strong in the San
|acinto mountains. The state highway.
rom san Jacinto 10 IIcmct is assured
Eith deep cracks.
Included in the principal business
reported ruined by the quake
re tho First National Sank. Farmers
Ind Merchants National Sank, Odd
Fellows hall, posto1cc. lIcmc; Milling
company and Hcmct Hardware Com
,uuy.
San Ecrnardino reports damage to
ono houses. The shock was felt a;
Needles, on the Californian Arizona
inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
POLICE DRAG GERMANS
FROM LIBERTY MEETING
'harged Two Teutons Sought to nreaIi
Up Stnpfeton. s. l., Loan
Rally,

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Two Germans
we're dragged By the police from IL
liberty loan meeting at the Liberty
rhcatcr. Staplcton. S. l.. late to-day,
Turing an uproar. in which the audi =
,ncc Of 5000 Joined. The men. who
we're charged with repeatedly disturb
ng the meeting. described themselves
~ Custavc Fischer. aged ffty-on a
lock worker, and Louis Schacffcr. aged
wenty- eight IL lahorcr. The police.
With difficulty, restrained men in the
audience from injuring the Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
BOYS FOR FARMS
over I00.Oo0 Enroll in SiN States for
Summer Wort, Including
i,20O in Tennessee.
Llir Nssncin,cd rrc.s.l

WASHINGTON, April .l.--Morc than
100000 boys. between sixteen and
twcnty-ouc. have been enrolled in SIN
states for summer farm work, the
Ca.tcd States Employ mcnt Service an
nounrcd tonight. Tho States include
Tennessee. +.30o. North Carolina has
reported that it expects 10 enroll 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
SEEK TO PUT CITY
AT HEAD Of LIST
Whirlwind Effort Is Launched
to Go Over Top in Liberty
Loan Drive.
MAY REACH GOAL TOMORROW
Hopes Expressed That Rich
mond Will Be First Reserve
City to Place It's Quota.
MAY REACH GOAL TOMORROW

Ean%e-s will begin ,h.s n,orn!as a
great tno-Gay wh!ylw!ud drive TO COM
plctc H.chInoni's s!!oin.cn, OF seo5l.-
co9 IN the thi:a L!bcr;. loan. Tn
GoubtcG!y the appor;!onmcn; will 6c
conp!ctcd tomorrow afternoon by 4
o'c!oci;, when d special meeting oe the
committee and Representatives. os tn.
hnancia! institutions OF the city wll be
held to receive reports OF campaign
WORKERS. Richmond IS expected to be
the first Federal scsc7ye city to raise
It's quota.
Appro<lmatciy s:,0oo.oo5 in sub
scri?,cHs must bc secured TO-DAY. and
similar a.noIn, before i. o'c.ocI: TO-
morrow afternoon. bu: members .. :hc
committee arc confident tha. the people
VII! rcspond 20 the urgent call, and
ina, ,Ae necessary subscribers will be
cota.neI Figures compiled by the
Dumas a. O'Clock Saturday afternoon
showed ;otal Subscriptions n this city
a; tina; hour Q. S5.22s.,00. Unofficial
reports. however, showed slightly
:a.ge- asl-e. worke-s reporting sew
cr"i :4i-!y large subscriptions, which
have not been placed with the banks
as yc:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
CoNFESSES TO MURDER
Fnrm IInnd Is Snid TO Nnvc Told Police
lie Killed Vermont
Woman.

ST. IolfNSHCEf. VT. April ol.-
Frank McAlann. fifteen, farm hand
employed by f.. :. Hill, OF Barton.
confessed tonight that he slew Mrs.
Eenj. Piper. aged sixty, OF Barton.
by striking her on tho head with A
farm implement. Mrs. riper': body
was discovered last night in field
McMann is in the Orleans County jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
;ARTIIS TREMORS ARE
RECORDED At BUFFALO

BUFFALO. y. y. April 2l.--Thc
|cismograph at Canisius College. here,
ccordcd the earthquake. First trcm-
hrs were recorded at $50 o'clock. The
|hock continued 10 record on the scis-
|nograph until O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
Five Killed in Wreck.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April a1.--Fivc
|rcrsons were killed to-day when a
Freight train lcf; tho tracks south Of
here. All the victims were youths
from Lcnolr City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
CITIES ON PAC|F|C
COAST ARE SHAKEN
FOR MANY SECONDS
Two States Feel Earth
Trcmble, and Cause Loss
of Much Property.
DNE MAN is TRAMPLED
TO DEATH IN MAD RUSH
Woman Is Seriously Injured
When Hit on Head by
Fire Escape.
|rlutEE MEN ARE ENToMBED
late Glass Is Shattered in Los An
sclcs aud buildings Wreck
ell in Hcmct, Cal.
lu;EE MEN ARE ENToMBED
late Glass Is Shattered in Los An.
sclcs aud buildings Wreck
ell in Hcmct, Cal.

Los ANGELES. April 81 An earth.
lake felt generally in Southern Cali
7rnia and in Arizona. this afternoon
tIcd many buildings in Saa Jac!utU
nd licnc;, about eighty miles south
ast OF Los Angeles. did damage in n
unocr OF towns. caused the dcaii. o:
ne man. and serious injury 70 sc.era.
theirs. III. asegesa,c loss IS est
'ated al 100000.
The dead man Is Frlnk /. Da.nell
scd forty. OF Los Angeles. lie fcI
as trampied and received a fracture
I tho skull! in a panic on the pie. 4:
|He beach resort OF Santa Monica
Mrs. Henry Jacoby Has struck on the
lead. and probably suffered t-ac-
.7c of the akul!. while nce!ns from a
|1cltcr.
4 fire escape was lowered suddenly
p the excitement. and she was s:.ucl.
in the head
Mrs. Mary spears was probably fatal
hurt at Iona Lind. where she was
patient IN hospital.
The shock occurred a: 1888 o'cIocl !,
b the afternoon, and was o. foy,y-
|i!ec seconds duration.
In Los Angeles plate glass windows
ere broken IN two downtovn bui!d
|!Gs. Cornlccs wcro SHAKEN from
;hcrs. ana thcrc we're ncar-pau,cs +,
|oycrai thca,crs
BUSINESS SECTION or
TWO TOWNS WRECKED
Tho business sections o: san Jaci.,o
"a" llemct arc wrecked. according 10
|!lesraph reports late tonight.
Not business building is standing.
|nd few homes escaped destruction.
9th elites arc practically wIthou, com
unIcdtOn with othc. municipa!;!cs.
iectric and gas plants arc out Of com
!ss.on. and tho towns arc both under
'art!a! iaw. imposed by home guards.
The loss in san Jacinto is conscrya-
vo!y estimated a, 100000. llcmc, has
lfcrcd equal damage.
None Was KILLED ty tho tunb!ins
uiid!nrs. \ tcw persons were hurt.
( Is thought none was fatally Injured
The buildings fcll IN almost the frs,
remor OK tho quake, which came abou,
% i. ". Caught before they could
ovc from ;hr.r posts. ihrcc telephone
poTators were buried in the ruins Of
|Ic building when it fell! They were
nnio Williams. Lola Lockwood and
,artha Eoah. Thcy wcro dug on, un-
urt from the ruins by the home
yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22

Answer the want Ads Promptly.
investigate day what interest.
YOU to-day. Times Dispatc Want Ads
are brimful OF barGains.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
VIRGINIA I.AGGING;
STATE FAR BHIIIND

Virginia is tagging in tho drive.
With the campaign onc-half over the
state has raised only si".000.O0G of
are concerned at the slowncss with
which the people are responding to
the loan. and unless heavy subscrip-
tCns arc entered during the next few
days the state viii not ra'so its quota.
Urgent appeals to county chairmcn to
impress upon the people the impor
tance OF immcdia;c and heavy su1scrip-
tions have hcen sent out.
Mass-mcctinss arc being arranged,
and hope is expressed that the State
will materially increase its total sub
scriptions this week During the
twcnty-four hours ending at 3 O'clock
Saturday afternoon Virginia gained
about s:,00o.ooo. and members OF the
State committee hold out the hope that
this increase forecasts tho hcginning OF
the grand offensive" in the drive for
tho sale of the bonds
DISTRICT RETURNS ARE
ALSO DISQUIETING
Far greater subscriptions than those
reported daily to the Federal Reserve
Bank must be secured in the Fifth
District If tho apportionmcnt of $3.50.
000 600 Is raised before tho campaign
closes May {. Only xiJ.00000O has
been subscribed as tho drive begins its
second half this morning. Officers of
Continued on Second I'age.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-22
B<NkS To CANVASS
THEE: CUSTOMERS

GcocraI canyasscs o: all customers
VII! nc made again today 10y the banks
% krhmond and those who have not
subscribed 70 the bond issue VIII bc
urged 20 place their subscriptions dur-
:nS the da%. In addition, tho wcmcu's
'oiniE!:tcc Will continue It's ac;ivity
downtown. as wo!! a a; TIC various
booths th!ouEhou; the city. Insurance
:ncn viii continue their uncomp!ctod
work. and speakers w.!! mahe several
addresses during the day.
Alvin ". Smith aroused the people
at tho sing" in the city Auditorium
yesterday afternoon. driving home with
the song. What Arc You Doing 10
IEo!p the Boys" the urgent need for
al the assistance that people in this
country can possibly give 10 those who
have "Sonc over Ills appeal Was
unusually striking. Wyndham H.
Moredith carried the campaign in the
churches yesterday. speaking AT II
O'Clock a; Monument Methodist Church
Speakers vii! also continue their work
In the theatcrs this week. and the
womcn's committee Will distribute sub
scripi!on cards.
state Senator Julien Gum, directing
the campaign in !cnrico County, spoke
yesterday afternoon at the Wcodlawu
baptist Church tcolo-cdl 20 enlist the
co-opera;ion OF the colorcd people in
the purchase OF honds. The response
from the neGrocs in all sections OF the
South is reported 20 be unusually
hcavy. and the committee believes that
the same :h;ng VIII &c true Of Rich
mori and vicinity Citizens will hold
mass -mcatins tonight in the Narina
High school, ana another meeting VIII
nc held to-Tnorrow night at Seen Pines.
The Hcnrico committee expects TO
raise the county's quota in record time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-26
66x80 Plaid Blankets
Priced at $3.50
66xS0 Plaid Blankets
Priced at $3.50

large variety o.. DH.u..
from. m viuuu. ,NIof.'
plaid, EXCELLENT value a..
$3.50 pair
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Nov. L. LRr The Associated nr.ssL- Thous.

Nov.. l. By The Associated press(- Thousands e. German prisoners many le~ taken Jy the Ame.ican n the diy" north of the are &a southwest of sos5vo nave been working n the gram eoS O. Trance during ,ha last few weeks
 In some instances single Trench soldo. guards ffr ur sixty Germans as they ajor il the field One l-enc su,c. sad ha kad been guarding prisoners all auama and that not one of them had endyoreQ to escape All the sem2ans working harVesters #cill c1Gg to their ga masks many Of them carrying them on strap ever thc shoulder they toiod in tha field
 Al nigbt the German farmers helpers were taken to quarters in the different ming districts where tempo
 ry buildings, surrounded by high barbed wire fence lad been erected.
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LUCK IN BRINGING DOWN A ZEP.

LONDON, Nov. l. It was by combination of magnificent herosm" and good luck that Sub Leutei- ant R. A. J. Warneford brought down the first Zeppelin destroyed by an aipane according to semi official stat ment. .
 He was flying high when he sighted the Zeppelin a statement continues otaorwse he could not with ire aIoiaQe mouopane he flew, have made J1e height nooa sy to get over the Zeppelin He effected 5o 2iIsh G" vt.ctioa by means of bomb feat ii which good io une favored him.
 The force of the explosion turned his machine clean ,ver and st01oed his engine Only by the gaat2s nra nee oi G,iud and skill did he make safe aa"2& m bt . and only hv that intimate knowledge Of the engine 3 he naNqgc single handel to restaIt his engine and to aIv his machine to the British lines,
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CANDLES USED FOR FATS.
< Novl- Germany's deS-

PARIS, Novl- Germany's deS- ".rate need for fats w&s recently saown when, after dcaecrating St. Crepins church in Chatcau-ThierrN, aa y&aials confiscated 400 pounds Cf
 indies. Even the scant supply whir!'
 oy omd in a little chapel of th ; nrus at a hospital nearby was talk n av the Germans, before they w"r'
 ivcu out oc the city by the AmerI- cln troops according to the Rev. ramcS Horton of Atlanta, Ga, a Knights of Columbus chaplain.
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,APS DEFEAT AMERICANS IN A
 HOTLY CONTESTED CAME OF BALL.

KARUIZATA, JAPAN, Nov. 1-- Celebrating th. growing bonds of aniy 6c-Goen the United States and .apan an a- American nine met the crack Naseda UA velsity baseball team at the dedication ot diamond laid out in front of the new villa of Marquis Oma, found ger of Waseda.
 The Americans gave fine account of themselves bat were defa.t2d3 to large crowd of Americans and Jap lulsa witnessed the game. Among the specatolS were count Kato former minister oI foreign affairs, and G sai former minister ot state. NarCls Ohlaa pitched ne fiIst bali.
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FUN PRISONERS TAKEN BY TDI

EANAS Ai,Il i3-aEs llS laN> <, IhG CROfG WITH THE AGIERlCAN FORCES IN TRANCE,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-01
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