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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05

deA give Us men! A time HE tats demands
Wrong nind great hearth true faith and ready haads
Men whom the lust Of oGse does not Kill; y
Asn whom the spells Of eases cannot by; --.>.@
Hen who pezssss opinions and will;
Hen whe have hanor-Rea who win not lie:
Rsen who can stand bsfers 1suaeegue
Ana dazR his hesGAs1eus AAsssktes wttsaen* vizkh4!
1e4 1aaa, sEa aownoA, VIE hvs aksve ths fsx
IA Fabsic dirty and Il pzf,.As thinking.
|sG. He1an1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
HOW DOCTORS TREAT
COLDS AND GRIPPE

Ask any physician or druggist ana
he Will tell you that the best and only
effective remedy for bad cold, sore
throat. influenza or Ia grippe is what
he calls "a brisk calomel purge which
means big dose of calomel at bed
t.ne. But as the old style calomel has
some very unpleasant and dangerous
qualities physicians and druggists are
now recomne ending the improved nan :
sea less calomel, called "Calotaos.
which Is purified and refined from the
sickening and dangerous effects and
whose medicinal virtues are vastly i'm
proved
Ono Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with a swallow Of water~-thats
all. Nc salts. no nausea nor the slight
est interference with your diet, pleas
ures ar work, Na-1 morning your
cold has vanished and your entire sys-
item IL purified and refreshed.
CalctahS are sold 9Hly In original
scaled package. price thsrly~iive
cents Your 6r0,sGi@t guarantees Cal
otabs lay refundsae he price ii YOU are
not dotrhted. adv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
DUPLICATE LABELS
FOR SOLDIERS GIFTS

Relatives OF members of the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forces who, by NO
vcmber Il. have not received from an
tended overseas recipients OF Cnrlst.
lfaas packages the necessary laecl
which is 70 be vised by the local chap
ter of the American Red Cross may,
by application to the organization, OBJ
tain the needed label, according To an
order received yesterday by PostmaS-
ter Hay T. Thornton. from the office
of A. NJ. Dockery, third assistant post"
master general Mt Washington. The
order reads:
"The nearest relative of any mem
Der Of the American Expeditionary
Forces in Europe not receiving a
Christmas parcel label by November |
or in case such label is lost, may OBJ
tain a Christmas parcel label for send
ing such parcel by applying TO the
Red CroSs receiving station. Parcels
to which such labels are affixed will
be accepted by pos. masters up to and
including November 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
|EsQF:. .D0Nf|HlS
! !! sHBlIE hRhIsIICE

"a RAMON RTNYON.

MN with neS American Armies in
France. -.ssst. 1as-i Delay cd The
AGreAt Euas-cf war STA stand in Their
mid pasttacs.s Aniosas the trees hefiha
che f,iI}s. In il smooth TANKS blot hct.
with ccssrfui efforts, now selAs7 Aat
fnde,s, cfsssae camcutiage ar,ists,
!s They suggesss a iet Of tired, va n'eo
4 old women wsth nothing - do
mere iS sfifl much. &ennd ct war
without lite effect, hcwever. ATOMS ne
frpnt. II is furnished ~ Alaelican
and German esdiers nu' ninR ~
t,oweser sn celebrations The Germans
xtarssa sast nietat III Americans he
inr mere oulookeve FINALLY INC
Tanks. espectsl}y those III the FeT~
s3un region decided the enemy wns
stealing their fourth ~ Eufy stuff
- they Gus lease themselves. " went
an ali s5ay tcenH zE3 Tcg' g. tor mt
Rockets and flares Kept the Ky
af7srne, while tho noise MAS nrovl"f1
Nv expio5snc grena6c7 and otee~ am
munitson.
Anericaa oIcers viewed ia ee'1-
hsation tolerant H. fHts' gf fTe q mr.
snunition beias used was orch the
properly 81 The Germans ANY "'AF
Everyv here s!aft 1n4}rcs W =
1nru3nr For weeks and month inc
soldier bsn 5.eAf7 Sonjrd their fires
nnti, shtv fa4~Iy loneed for them,
when the opport8nitS came thry
built them extra hot Fires ron 4-'t
run along the skyline fcE f1'iv W"u'E
rallies. giving tho effect OF great 9of-
en- Are.
At SOM points or the iront the
Germans have fallen back sn iar thA'
quite a distance separates then from
the Americans A. either points the
opposing forces are close tosHth"r.
Near verdnn tho dividing line Is
marked by a string or camp fires Nth
snlf,iere If tho two armies only Z "
wards apsr;. The Americans and
Germans are yelling In their ines
The military police have lonely JPo
just now
One of the German officers was
mlgf1ty sQui.ty about his men frater-
ntxinE, or rather attempting to IRA
ternize. with Americans. some Ger
man soldiers had approa chcd the
American lines with ha..ds r&'sed ,o
barter for American !llacco about
which thew seem failiy c"azy. lne
4dOughboys were talking with ". m
when a German officer appeared
Al his sharp command tht Ger
name Eumhly hurried away. Then the
officer announced formally to ar.
American officer. using W. good
EnE ish:
ssThere Is your inc. AND here is our
fine. We will keep 10 our. respective
lines"
s.He knows what he can Go with
MIS- line" grumhled one American
soldier. Il had almost traded that
Heinie out of good Lue ger pistol Tor
y sack of 'fsull That I.ueger would
have been worth showing back Porto
Maine"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

| If Ananias were alive ne would turn
his head in shame were he to see Fred
ericlt V. Bowers portray Arthur FAR
| fax in his newest sensa uonal success,
| I'm So HAPPY" which will be pre-
scented here at the Academy Thursday,
Friday and Saturday and Saturday
matinee.
Mr.. Bowers starts the show with a
| little white fib. but before the show is
fairly started he has become q very
adept scholar in the art OF lying, and
! they sound so reasonable ard consist
ent, eventually, he Is about to believe
Them himself for he has apparently
succeeded in putting II over on every
one he has come in contact with and
thinks himself invincihle. Then along
comes his Waterloo (his mother In =
law) and Arthur tries to hand her one
OF his pet lies. She very wisely &C
quiesces and Arthur reminds one Of
the Cog that was given plenty of rope
and hung himself, for before he has
gone veYy far. mothers ready tongue
and cool eye has sst himself 50 twist
ed that he cannot get out of the snarls
that he has entrapped himself. so he
decides to "fess" up and tell the truth,
but as truth ia stranger than fiction.
poor Arthur don't know what to do
or which way to turn, for he tells the
DRY of meeting a young lady III Cen
trial park and 1t was very dark and
foggy night. and he somehow or other
spent "a few hours in the park with her
land then he escorted her to the VIM
ter Garden ard really he didn't know
who the girl was or her nare--sounds
fishy, don't Z? Well, il was the truth
and Arthur didn't do any wrong.
The complications came SO fast and
furious that il Keeps the audience in
constant uproar. The strain is only
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
.AUTIES OF MAINE

used TO be his falling when wrestling
hereabouts to linger in his work.
Idly dreaming of movie laurels when
some scrapper would bring him back
to earth with a siam to the mat.
annapolis. Md. Nov. tS.--Rain kept
the Great Lakes and Naval Academy
football squads indoors today The
hjue Jackets were given some signal
practice In the gym under direction
OF Lieutenant McReavey. while Dobie
let his men of with oral instruction.
1t is expected that Great Lakes Will
| have Bachman and Ekluud in the line
up in Saturdays game against the mid
shipmen.
Philadelphia, Nov. lS--Jack Demp-
7 StN, aspirant to the heavyweight title
shot a left and right to the two Jaws
al Perky Flynn in the first round OF
I their scheduled six rounds go here to-
night and Perky went to the moor for
| the count. Dempsey and Referee Lew
J Graunon half dragged Flynn to his
corner and the scrap was over
! Flynn. who entered the ring az 2ee
! pounds and clearly showed lack OF
training, was eroggy after the first
! punch. He clinched, but Dempsey
pushed him sway and then landed the
/ two blows, either of which would
have been adequate for a knockout.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
ACTORS N MEETING
DEk0UACE CONTRACT
Unfair Advantages Obtained. They
Assert, by Managers Who, Dictate
FERNS of Employment

New York, Nov iS.---tJver i've hun
dred actors and actresses attended
meeting today at the Hotel Astor itt
which Franois wilson presided, TO pro-
test against what they tramed "un-
fair con.racts in hich the party
of the first part secured all the
cream hey claimed ard the PLAYERS
were not considered. They now ha4 q
an organization, it. wss declared, OF
f,2bt members pledged 10 sign none
other than the Actors Equity con.
trac:
Among he firms alleged ty them
to have dealt unf3;rly with actors
were rnmei the Shubctts. Elliott,
Comstccx and Ges;. Arthur Hammer
stein and William A. Brady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
NATIONS TO JOIN
CONTINUED from First I7age

Officials OF the Anti-Saioon Leafue
of America who win speak are: Dr.
i 4. Baker. general superintendent
Dr., IL II. Russell founder OF the
league Ernest II cherringteu. gem
eral manager Of its publishing inter
ests; nr. +. ! Moore. assistant gem
eral superintendent; T. 9 Dinwiddie,
legislative superintendent: Wayne y.
uee(er. attorney and general coun-
eel Many state superint ndents also
81, on the program,
An interesting address is expected
rom President Bosworth. Of oberlin
collewe a oherifn. Ohio. II was at
oheriin that the LEAGUE was founded
ir May 1898
r. II Scott. OF Detroit. president
of tht- REQ company. will speak on the
manufacturers part in the movement
Immediately after the conference
steps Will b" taken to organize the
movement in aN foreign countries.
Williara r. Johns.n. repr-sting the
league. ~ now in scotland. Or. H.
!-~-4-.F-.-.-- NsastyI1fc. Is in France
Or. r. J. Moore and Bishon James
Cannon. Jr. were in France arsd Eng
ias fs8~iIis the early spring. taking
initial steps and comforting with lead
ers. 1t is the purpose of Ernest r.
Nt.i visit cort.nensa' Europe, Austria Tia
and several South American countries
II 70 announced that In eaeh country q
branch Of the publishing house viii be
established
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
GOOD SHOW AT LYRIC.

Houses PACKED to the door was the
reward that Lyricgoers paid to the
management for the unusually good
bill for the first half of the week.
The bill opened after the overture
with weekly picture, which proved
very interesting. Pictures Of the men
at the head Of the allied armies. in
Guiding our own General Pershing,
Generals Diaz, Petain and Haig, Mar
shall Foch and President Wilson
caused great applause.
The first act on the vaudeville pro-
gram was that of Leonardo, who was
billed as The Musical Genius" He
had all That the musical patron called
for on the violin and guitar. His
gu TAR solos carried one to the land
Of the palms and dusky maidens
! thur SLIDER and Eva North appeared
in clever comedy skit. with songs
billed as "Bashfoolery." and was quite
la hit. Fashions a Ia Carte" is an
unusual skit, featuring the drapery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
UNUSED WAR SUPPLIES
WILL NOT Be WASTED
All Food il Needed. But There WIN
Be Saiabtc surplus of Transport
Vehicles ANA Possibly OF Horses.

Wash ington. Nov iS.---The prob
lena Of selling any surplus materials
AFTER ths dcruobiiiza don OF 3,1oe, 600
ueA of the United States army and
also buying the surplus VIII not he a
vtiy difficult one. according 10 army
of7ei tails who wtii have charge of the
tlna Ton. These officers divide a pos
&jH.a surplus into he items of food
transportation (vchicles} aud guns
aHJ munitions and horses
one o. tie au Aot!tes said tonight
that there would not bc any surplus
food for {he world for 'hv Hext five
'7ara He said .hat tho army in
Europe for instance. has about six
wont'a& supply of food ahead, tut
Chairman Hurley Of the shipping
n ard. had engage sh ps to bring back
the army nj the rate Of 3no. 600 per
month; so 1t wo;'i re SIX or seven
months 1T best before all were home.
There viii he NJ unnecessary accu-
mutations Of food for an army !hat III
going out Of existence. There will be
re bargains in army stores Of that
kind
as TO munitions. guns. airplanca
ctfs 'hes always are 70 be a part Of
the srm equipment and wiil not he
sc'6 as 1erc weu'd 10 40 domestie
h4 ra aJ i they ean be kept very weli
.at lHe OIL 2r| new &rzt RAILS. The
reanufartHro a. powder Of COURSE.
VII sc on a mUca smaller scale than
a ths present rate OF about fifteen
hundred taousand pounds day,
The United Si1tes army bought a
great many horses in France. n was
Is a5cd today that those horses win
nc be worth much except in France.
Tbty have deteriorated very mate
rally, both the artillery md cavalry
ore of ne officers asff tonight that
III SO horses were worked as horses
were never worked. before IN any war.
u is proba - he said thai horses
which were gathered here for trans
portation abroad will not ali be used
in the formation OF fifteen or twenty
regiments Of cavairv which viii he
a par, Of the new regular army II
there he any surplus in that line of
n ateriai. after the cavalry and artil-
l"y have been supplied, there may
he sales OF animals
A very large number of trucks,
autom obiles and similar vehicles. II
was said. undoubtedly wonld be sold
This, however. is not to take place
for u7any months TO one ard there
will he no gales until . regular army
boards OF survey, appra sernent. con-
demna'ion, etc, have been appointed
nd a1."e on prices and advertise
ments. !. Is not likely that any
vehicle Or horse of value VIII be sold
except after Que advertise mcnt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

iof n real artist and wi'h real live,
pretty girls. Several unusual des ems
and effects were worked out by the
artist with nothing moro than piece
of silk Kennedy and Rooney, Old
timers in the vaudeville world, re-
nembered by many patrons 81 the
| uric, appeared in the widowed
Pair" an interesting variety skit.
which caused much applause. Ken
nedy's version of q negro band way
down south" was an unusual artistic
kpiece OF piano comedy. Paul L'
yarre and BROTHER, in the Artistic
Pair" proved something unusual IN
acrunatic stunts. Several seemingly
impossible stunts were pulled Off.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
SPORTS

Charles S pooin, former manager Of
~ q Philadelphia club IN the National
league and popula~ vaudeville actor
during She OF season. is going to do
IA come heck On the stage. Doom
quit tho diamond to enter the garage
business
FOOTBALL Is going Ia get another
treat boost when the Greir. Lakes ma
lNal tratring station eleyen meets he
mi1aies OF Annapolis 1T th1t place.
These are the two strongest teams in
III" service and the hattie win he To
tecide The ehamnionship If the navy.
The fact that }ldicr. in the Texas
cafaps decided that they did not care
& STE Jess " ii.ard hghs is mple proof
tho h has passed" in the #por ing
ria. No Vor1 has been yet heard
gs1m willie Hoppe who also refused
*JN donate his services for tn" benefit
o he war work campaign but it Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
yIRGINTs'S HONOR ROLL.

The following tirgtnians appear
tlsr casualty list sent out by the
war ttcpaf tneat for publication
this r.orning:
Private Robert l.. Iuiles: reia
tive, Mrs, Ji1xie &. ROLES. sao
Harrison street. Portsmouth, Va:
killed. In action.
Private Joseph e. Dunn rcia-
1 tive. Miss Carrie Moss, Enrkes
Garden. Va: killed IL, action.
Private George Alien Garner:
rein i've. William ". Garner. r. H.
ID. 3. Iyor. Va; killed in action.
I3cutenont Samuel II. Hubbard:
relative. Mrs. n-uei II. Hubbard,
Forest Depot, Va: died Oh wounds.
fi.atc George =. >,rosniicr:
relative. george " .,..osuidcr,
GAJ:on Road. Va: died Of wounds.
4 lsftsaae HAIR, ~. WiIiiaEn=; rcia-
tive, Joseph \. Williams ~ East
Main street., Richmond tt.,d Of
4Sss,slhs.
Nurse Annie u Resc}c,: rc,a-
I've. Colnnsi r. -, X 'ier. III n'%h
41ftset, Charlotte. i'll, Va; u,c1 of
disxp.ea
Private Clare T.. Bu~.sner.
relative. Lewis BlcL ocr. \ lsiand,
Va: died al d.. t@t.
Private i.invooa l. Delano: rel
Mtiye. John &. Ibsiallo. Ill. scioCk
Va: died Of dissast.
1sriNatc >aruel II, kaseN. rein
tive. azrs, r. yer na~e, II e. u. i.
Boa 10 Moncta, M; died OF
disease.
Prisase Nets. VI It7ss,tcf.: rel.
nye. Mr.. Rachael M iasSits.r.
n. r. u. I. Box 81. ~arolis, Va.
Htra ~ uisea e.
Priseie " 'lt,r r 'crncyI,ough
5Nlafisr, Mr. t2prsv~ l,rnt.y-
Mu@l,, X. r. u ,. Ei@rtot tessilla
Va, mnufMtcd; degree untltter-
niilleti
11te, John II. savage, 10 Hawles
1xec&, O1nsncock, Va; woul,,itd:
QgEces Undetermined
@ Private Carroll X. Jameson;
M4sdatiye. Mrs. Tinsiey VI. Simpson
hfpmsn. Va; wounded slightly in
ct1on.
Private DANES W. Hector; reta.
80. Geoss, Rector, Cornwall
~; wrOunfsc si slightly In action.
f3tssf' tst-orge Saunders: reia
~ Mrs Sarah Saunders. sol
Jaitnlan street. Danvs,ie. Va.
OInded sli2h,is IN action.
GssOk Ned ! Cooper; relati. e
To1knrt xssf1"r, ,sls4e Ridge Springs
~ skilled in action
kltsaae Byrd White; relative
Fx s.Mattie White. X, T.. u. /
N1sarfes. Va, Killed in action.
Ftsatc Julian Il; Campbell;
nsise. Rotnas II. Campbell
mFHy. VII -dst1i ut wounds
Private Arthur H. EeaSee; reIa.
1E, A1s-. Lizzie ssecssee, ola Nor.
wNsssse, Bristol, Va. died al
seyatss Say Y, Finch: rc,atige.
HnSie F3ns.i,, Rustbure, Va.
~ pf ah,A4se.
sa Ia a q. James I. ..saI4..-..-r--t,.
1G, hrs. Ada G. Hawkins. Han.
tx nei, fredericksburg, Va.
~ - dAease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
Exit "F7u" Epidemic.

Practically every vestige Of the late,
but not Iamented. 'fiu" epideralc has
g1afsappcared Although reports OF
Hitherto nnrecorGea cases rnads (" the
local health department yests day
1 tOtalesl thirty tive. officials dec tred
that the .rfa tosity OF them originate d
IL week or ten days ago and, in most
s5nstances, the patients were up ana
about.
Three deaths from pneumonia and
influenza were reported Yesterday.
EOnditions. il was said ~ the depart
ment, both with respect TO the mum
her OF grippe and pneumonia cases
and deaths resulting theretrom. are
normal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

very probable that he will pass" the
same ways
Plans have been takon by soccer
teams IN Canada 10 prohibit Germans
playing on rDecur tnnms in Canada for
five years after the war.
! "Mehbe" Jack Collins can't wrestla
with TIL bnst of them. but he sure
knows how to touch n fight promoter
all right. During Il match here last
week between Zeke Smith and Fritz
Hansen tho promoter of the bout re
tceIyca a telegram from Collins. who is
training a. Columbia, s C, stating
that he would Ike a chance to tight the
winner, and thu telegram came collect
with STA III. res on IT.
Fritz Hansen lost the match here
last week through "A mistake, his own,
hut no one can say that he failed 10
take his licking grac'ously. Without
a word Of objection 10 IN" referee
decision he admitted that " was
whipped and the mistake was all his
own.
The ship that sailed on has ar
rived safely in france signed Tyrus
Il. Cobb. I. S A. was all that was on
4 post card just received by Frank j
Navin, president of the Detroit Tigers
but il told of the whereabouts of the
brightest star of the baseball diamond
for thu last twelve years.
In a Chicago hospital yesterday
Battling" Nelson asserted that II was
all a mistake about him being broke.
that he wants to deny all reports to
lthat effect
4 have returned more than $1,000
sent me by friends from all parts OF
1.-THE United States. including 1903 Of
fered me- by tn" Boys Brotherhood
lRepuolic." he told a writer who called
on him.
While returning the money sent him
by the Boys Brotherhood Nelson sent
en- extra SO for interest.
Waiter Travis won the golf match al
the Garden City for the benefit of the
war work drive.
| At last Bull Montana has his IA
tvoritc AN IJfsfi' to come true. He IS =
I full-fledsed movie acior and chic
stage hAnd fo4, Doug. Fairbanks L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19
ADMIRAL AMET is NOW
HIGH COMMISSIONER

Paris, Nov. IS.--Vice-Admiral Amct.
commander OF the French squadron in
the Bosphorus, has been named high
commissioner to the Ottoman govern
raent. 1t was officially announced this
afternoon
French troops have debarked from
a squadron OF cruisers to occupy Alex
palels AuBIoWo 81 u 'nllaIpug
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

The regular bimoHtNty mc@Fln Of
the Richmond Association Of Cr' fit
Man will be he'll. th-.a--4ytAetf+-s
None club this evening at s. B
sEB'ciock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

Fined for Cruelty to Horse.
Ernest Webb was fined $40 yester~
day by Justice Crutchfeld for alleged
cruelty to a. horse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

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the Garden City for the benefit of the
war work drive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-19

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-10-04
EVIDENCE OF LITTLE WORTH
ilIegibIIity of shakespeare Signature
Does Not Prove He Did Not
Write the Immortal Plays.

Some years ago, when the Shakes
peare controversy was at its height,
one of the contentious of the party
who declared that the bard not only
had not written the immortal plays
but could not even write his own
name, gave as evidence the existing
signatures that are of undoubted au-
thenticity-
On the same grounds 1t might be
argued that Richard III was unable
to write, II one decided the matter
from the signature to a treaty of
peace with Francis, Duke Of Brittany,
which IS reproduced In London deal.
er's catalogue just received.
1t Is mystery how the cataloguer
managed to make Richard Rex" out
of the shaky scribble which is there
reproduced. 1t would be quite as like
ly to stand for VIII Shakespeare, were
It not that the smaller word stands
second and the longer one first.