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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Do Your Duty I!

Work. cconomiHc aud lend money
to the government is tho duty of
every Americana.
Hundreds OF thousands Of our men
hnNc hrcn called to arms and taken
AWAY from the productive forces OF
tho country.
Hundreds OF thousands Of others
have been diverted from producing
things used in peace to producing
things used In war.
In the face OF this lrSsrned pro-
dU"ti,c force and DrodUCiiun. q grcnt
aud unusual drain upon our re-
sources g.. mndr by our army and
navy and our allies.
Work and srccd up production to
rakc up for the lrSscncd produr-
ton; rccnnmizc in consumption to
Lessen NJ much as possible tho drain
upon our rrsnurrr>: lend YOUR money
10 your government to prosecute
this Unr successfully.
Buy A LIBERTY BONn:
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Warming OF Poison Plots,

SYRACUSE. y. y. April lo.-w,r,-
ms OF wholesale poison plot has
been issued by the authorities follow
ing the death OF Estcllc Harris, the
two-ycar-old daughter OF Mrs. Charles
Harris. RS n result of eating poisoned
cereal The chlli's mother is dyina;
from the Same cause and her aunt is
III critical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
MOVIE STAR WILL
HELP SELL BONDS
Charlie Chaplin Principal Speak
CT at Mass-Mceting in City
Auditorium Tonight.
DOORS OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK
Committees Report Campaign Is
Progressing Satisfactorily, but
No Figures Arc Announced.

Arrangements for ;hc maxs.meotir-
% BE- held in tho Ci,y Auditorium TO-.
right, =. which Cla-,c Chap'ir. ,,lc
movie sta. will mae i, hear,-,o-ho,-t
appeal TO tho people %, Richmond to
tuv Liberty bonds. wc-c completed vcs-
'crday by the Richmond committee. Dc
spite ,~o days of scverc weather. sati.-
factory reports wcrc made "a, ~. CON
ference OF the committee. and The cam
paisn Is declared to bc proGr.esimS
satisfactorily. II has bccu impossible.
ncwevcr, 10 make any systematic Gan
vass a got an; 10 Hru-,s have been
''n.''ohceh a. - NC e.'|s Subscriptions
20 inc 'hiTd i'a"'
chaphn VII speaH this afternoon in
t'NcFSpurS' "hcFe the campaign ;S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES WILL. MEET
To SELL BONDS T0-NiGIiT

one Of the largest meetings Will be
held tonight in tho Narina School
building. when Rev. Thorburm Clarke.
pastor Of the Fulton Baptist Church.
Will deliver an address. The meeting is
called for : o'clock. and 4 large at
tendance is expected.
Employees OF the Scaboard Air Line
Railway Company VIII also meet to-
night at o'clock in ;hc freight station
C the company here. the local commit
tee furnishing the speaker. The rail
road company has arranged To pur
chase the bonds and resell them 10 EN-
rloyces on easy terms. Employees have
been formed into organizations. and
plan 10 subscribe heavily to the third
issue oil the bonds
Tho central committee OF tho Fifth
District was advised yesterday that
North Carolina had subscribed Sl.l27.-
400 in bonds. exclusive OF subscriptions
agGregating $500. 600 entered Tuesda v
Jy the Raleigh Clearing House Asso-
ciation during the visit OF Secretary OF
the Treasury Mc.Adoo. The womcu's
committee in that state was reported as
doing great work.
West Virginia was reported as being
we'll organized. with many mass meet
imgs being held. The campaign is being
carried into the schools OF the State.
with every county chairman arranging
meetings in the schoolhouscs. The
state wired late Yesterday that sub
scriptions o: $500, 900 had been reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
BELGIAN RELIEF STEAMER
SuNk RN MINE: ~ CHANNEL

AMSTERDAM, April l0.--The Belgian
relic! steamer Flandres struck a mine
in the free channel Monday and sank.
according to the Handelsblad The
crew was saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Wants to Know Allies Position.

pETHOGRAp. April l0.-A diplo-
matte inquiry has been dispatched to
the allied governments with regard to
the action Of Japan and Great Britain
in landing troops at Nladivostok Rus
sia asks the allies to state their posi-
tion towards this action.
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Drop. Dead While spcnkine.

WASIIINTTON. Arrl los. y.
Haley, Of Brooklyn. n. ". dropped
dead tonight while addressing
gathering OF fish dealers in confer
cnce at the food administration here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
TWO AMERICAN SURGEONS
AND ONE. NURSE WOUNDED

tBy Associated Prsssl
& LONDON. April i0--"DurinS tho re.
cent sighting and retirement on The
western front" says an official state
mcnt issued this evening BY the War
Ohce, "a surGica team, which very
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FRENCH At GRIPS
WITH EMERY At CI.tUS,

While the battle in the north has
been in progress, the lighting south
of the Soume, where the British are
aligned against the Germans has been
rather subdued. Not so, however on
the sectors where the French and Ger
mans are disputing the occupancy OF
the terrain Furious assaults and
counterassaults have been going on
:.rouni Chauny, the village changing
hands many times. st last accounts,
the French not alone held the village.
but also the nearby cemetery.
The German submarine menace evi-
dcntly is growing less each wek. Ac-
cordng to the British Admiralty's
statement, the sinkingS OF British mer-
chantmcn last week by mine o. sub
marine consisted OF four OF more than
l,60o tons and two Of less than 1900
tons. The total OF the previous week
was six merchantmen OF the larger cat.
eGory and seven under that tonnage
Only two French merchantmen were
sent TO the bottom during the week
ending April c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
RICHMOND WOMEN MAKE SALES
AMOUNTING TO S59.3NO DURING DAY

report yesterday. and each Common
wealth told "f the great interest the
farmers are taking in the loan. The
central chairman declared that the per
capita subscriptions would exceed those
o! either the first or the second loans
The central committee expects 10 hear
from Maryland and the District OF Co
lumbia to-day.
The womcn's committee in Richmond
sold bonds totaling $4,000 yesterday,
with the booth. in the banks making no
report. since they are working directly
with the general committee The Dtth
Ahabah Auxiliary booth at the store Of
Thalhimcr Brothers led yesterday with
subscriptions amounting 10 s32,7jo
Continued on Second Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
JONES SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
ConErcssmnn's Mental Condition tg-
pears Much Better, and Family
Hope for Ills Recovery.
IspeciaI to The Time.-DispatcI,

WASHINGTON. April l0.--Rcprescn-
tativc William y. Jones. who was
paralyzed Sunday night. showed
marked improvement TO day, and his
family arc now hopeful that he Will
recover. Mr.. Jones was brighter AMI
took a greater interest in everything
bout him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
AMERICAN TROOPS
IN GREAT BATTLE
| ON WESTERN FRONT
pOme Units Are Distributed
Along Flanders Line,
War Office Admits.
MORE MEN ARE NEEDED
FOR DEMOCRACY ARMY
conference Held to Make Those
Reaching Twcnty-Onc
Eligible.
IN War Will Bc Forced
THIS Summer.

WhSHlNGTON. April io-Thc ,cA.c
)criod OF the war for tho United States
lao begun. American folders In fore"
ave been thrown into tho great bat
lc on the western front. IL - Officially
,unouuccd.
Where they viii nght. or under
Thom, Is not yet revealed under ;he
ensorship War Department officials
ntimatc certain uni,s arc hciuS dis
r!bu'od Ola tho front now extended to
'iaudcrs. and others held. IN a"ccrd-
tncc with avaiiabjlity. 20 aid In re
sting the continued ,hrus,s q, Amicus
~ docs not matter so inuch whore
,ur mon are ngh,ine p how they
irc nghtins" said 4 military oniciai
Il great responsibility to-day. Win
indisguiscd pride hc added
The reports show the battalion o..
Nmcrican railway cnElncrs with tho
'unadsans stood and fought tho Ger
mans at the 5"sianing OF this battle
NTH their gun hcc;,m. $" ho, they
ri accurate reflection of the spirit,
oluck and determination prevailing
win all United states iroors
Thc casualty list for tho day gave
testimony to Tho brayory Win waich
| 80
,,, ,,,,.,
"a .,,,,r
w. 'P''' '"p"
three died o! Mounts. eleven .licG Of
diseases, Scycu died from accidents ton
5evcrely wounded @iJ woundyG sJi=u,l,
md TWO missing IN action
The speed with which the inCucuc.
JI tho American arm. Hfll ne f,,,t h.
ONES apparcp, ,rro,,,, L,.., 5n..,.,s
=, ,h. ovc-s,,s ,ro,.-, ,a,,,,
February .rhis NJ. ~, ar
,eeu very greatly cy,.,J.I
The urrcn, ncor q, MO-, :, ,,r..
The nucleus Of . biz am, ,,,d ,.,.,
quantities Of siorcs alr.,f, n,I 49,,
transported 10 France ,,h.n ,lr. r,b.
cuary program wa ,,do,,,I -, ,.,,
mont with London and Paris !, ,.
- rcprcsea. America. .1,rtlrina.io,. tor
tho five months Which y.ill n,d INN. .r
I, called for q inonthlv rirjrp,,,,, ,,,,,.,.
ncnt Or 5000 soldiers across 80 :,
ianttc without .,jn.inc st.n,.c,.
'upritcs and comncrc. c>is,jn. D., ,,o
tim".
These figure arc now rc-rIs.tl,, no.
'ausc the original "stiniai"s of ,yhat
could be accom- mpl;Shcd nave BON as.
'ardod I" meet tho now situation.
which Is sending trcops 20 tho iir,o~
line many months ahead OF the csrlicr
.-chedule
oNGHEss TO LEGISLATE
AND rROVIDf: MORE MEN
, legislation 10 provide now addi-
tions 20 tho forces already under train
ing is promised 10y Congress imnc-
rliatoly. The House vii! take M to-
morrow the pending resolution givin-
approval 10 tho new classification OF
tho draft. In tho meantime. the draf,
machinery under Provost -Marsha!-Cica-
era! CFowdora direction is proceed
bnS with the examination oc the last
of the quotas already authorized.
Representative julius Kahn, Of the
House Military Affairs Committee. held
a long conference with President VIII
son at the White House to-day.
Tn" subject discussed was the i'm
mediate necessity for legislation which
viii make available IN the draft al!
young men who have become OF lesa!
uSc since June ., 1871 ont Of this
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
REPORTS DISAGREE
ABOUT AIR SERVICE
Majority Of Senate Committee
Says Entire Situation Is
Gravely Disappointing
FAYORS ONE MAN CONTROL
Liberty Motor Cannot Be Used
in Fast, Singlc-Scatcd Fight
ing Machines.

WASIIiNGTrS. April DiTcaitia=
encountered In developing tho ratlops
aviation pTue ram were presented "a
the Senate today IN widely different
a.pccts through majority nud minority
reports on The Military cummittcc's
pro,-acted iryeF:ics lien Of tho =uh-
jcCt.
Tho majority. through Heuator cham
hcrlain of Greg eow. chairman. doc'=r.d
tho entire tvia ton situation ggavrly
disappointing, charged rUyerumeni OF.
iicials responsible for the program with
Hislaa i!nr the public with uvegopttu-
isti" statements, md urgently recon
mcud"d that control be taken from
the army signal CORPS and placed In
the hands u! single executive Of
nccr appointed by Tho President. This
report 4. undcrrtood to have been
adopted by - vote o. 5 10 q hi tho
committee.
The committee recommended that tho
ouc-!uan administrator ho appointed b.
the prcs!dcn. and RsEistcd by n corp,
Of expert enElneers aud den!gner- II
suggested tim: no man who ha, any
nc7r az remote Interest Ia - ''lupauy
manufacturing n.r.'lauos - rHrlucr
shp"'d IL permitted - nc: .- adviser
or bc IN puthuri'y''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
Kirby. OK ARKANSAS. THINKS
RECORD IL E.TCEI,IIS'

Senators Meyers, OF Montana, and
Kirby, Of Arkansas, Joined Senator
Sheppard, OF Texas. in the minority
report, which asserted the maturity
failed TO give m accurate impression,
Of the facts, and that in the face OF
unparalleled Obstacles. ON tho whole.
the record Of tho signal CORPS is onc
Of which every American can DC Justly
proud
some information hcrotoforc closely
guarded IS disclosed in tho reports
Among other things, it is shown tha.
primary training planes TO tho number
OF :.i5S and %f2 advanced training ma
chimes have been complatcd in This
country
Production of training planes in tho
ChiieH states is now proceeding or
uuantitv basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
ONLY I.2 IInI:uTr MOTORS
DELIVERED uu tuM

Tho Liberty motor. Tho committee de-
ciarcd. IL "junt emerging from tho do
vclopmeut ur experimental atREc," auJ
is not designed for, md cannot ho
used. l.: tho Iw!!i. sing gic-ron:cd nrkt.
ing machines. "ot 2?.H0o Liberty
W"tora ordered, tn" committee EajI
only ,22 hxvo been completed FOR
the army. "a. .or the navy and four
shipped overseas.
Tho production of Liberty motors
to date is Of course. grayely d:sap-
pointing" Gays ;hp report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
HELP TO RESIST
GERMAN ATTACKS
SOUTH OF YPRES
Enemy Drives Deep Salients
IN Numerous Sectors Of
New Battle Field,
HUNS UNABLE TO CAPTURE
GIVENCHY AND MESSINES
Prussians Cross Lys River at
Several Points Above
Armentieres.
SHELLS BATTER WHY RIDGE
French Hold Village Of Chauny AZ
ter Series Of Furious Attacks
and Countcrattacks.
HUNS UNABLE TO CAPTURE
GlVENCHY AND MESSInES
SHELLS BATTER why RIDGE
iBy Associated Press

American troops arc now rc-enforc-
inS tho British line in France. alon.,
the greater portion OF which the Ger
mans arc keeping up their strong at
tacks with hordes OF mon and s-eI.
concentrations of artillery in assaults,
that now apparently have ,hei, Oh.
Jective in tho penetrating OF tho battle
front in Northern France and Bel
gium. Il was n happy lot OF mon
that swung into the sector chosen for
thom, and they were greeted Wit.
great cnthusiasm
From the south Of Yprcs. in Eel
gium. in the region OF La Bassee. in
France. the new offensive Of tho Ger
mans is being carried out with great
desperation. with thousands of men.
under cover OF unprecedented bonn
hardments of tho allied rear lines.
cndcaroring to pierce the bravely de-
Tended fronts held by the British and
Portuguese, and now also at some un-
named point by Americans
ON several sectors of the new tlScn-
ty-milc battle line a few deep snlients
have been driven by the enemy but
in the process the Germans nowhere
have been able to break through, the
line merely bending back under tho
great pressure. Particularly acep arc
wedges northwest OF Armcntiercs and
northwest OF La Rassee-salicnts
which seem to make certain the evacua-
tion by the British Of .Srmentieres and
10 threaten seriously the important
railroad junction OF Ecthunc
BRITISH RECAT"TuRE
TOWN OF GIVENCHY
British positions southwest of Ar
menticrcs, lying between the Rivers
lays and poubc. north of .trmcnticrcs.
along the hvc-niic front between the
Ploegstccrt wood and the Wytschaete-
Mcssincs ridge, have been pressed back
by the Germans. East of La Rassec,
GivcnChy hill, the Key TO Bcthune. has
been tcnaciously held BY the British
and the town OF Givcnchy rctaken,
while to the north in the region OF
Ypres the cncmys attack against the
high ground about the Mcssincs ridge
everywhere have been dccisivcly re-
pulsed. The British, in rccapturinS
Givenchy made nearly l,oOo German
prisoners.
The latest German official communi-
cation asserts that between Armcn-
there's and Estaircs tho Germans have
crossed the Lys River and that north
of Armentieres, British lines on both
sides Of Waasten- -Warneton have been
penetrated. Six thousand prisoners
and 100 guns are claimed 10 have been
taken by the Germans in the hghtinG
between Armcntiorcs and La Bassce
canal. III
The famous Nimy Ridge. won year
ago by the Canadians. is receiving 4
prodigious visitation Of shells from
German batteries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Puts @. X. ON
Bill of Fare
Inc DoWncast Dyspcptic Takes
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets After
Eating and His Stomach Is
Now TwcIve-Cylindcr
RnCer

,. me oid-tiinc crouch is now n Sunny
Jlm: Instead OF feeling dull. stupid.
itrTitaole mad dizzy after eating, he
taxes Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet and
IS Drlght, active. good natured and fun
OF pep, he puts his O. X. OH Tie en-
IRE IRE OH Q. fare: everything is good
from inc soup TO the pie and cheese.
ana SetS snug and comfortable
once YOU learn the remarkable action
Oh o., Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets in digest
me ioou. preventing and overcoming
E assiiesS. heartburn, sour risinEs. lump
II, AZ your throat gagGing and the other
u .li; or INDIGESTION you will eat
s MI.it you want at any time without the
Slshtcst distress. Get Il 5O-cent box n i
any drug store and Join the thronE Of
liHH ones who arc doing their BIT and
oolhE II agntn overtIme.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
SH DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
Wcll Known Lady Tells How She
Darkcncd Her Gray Hair BY
Simple Home Made Remedy.

Mrs. l.. II. Boots, weil known resi-
dent OF buchanan County, Ia, who
darkened her gray hair by simple
home made remedy made tho following
statement:
Any lady or gentleman can darken
their gray or faded hair. and make 1t
soft and glossy with this simple REM
edy, which they can mix at homo. To
half pint OF water add ounce of bay
rum. one small box OF Barbo Compound
and 4 ounce Of glycerinc. These in
gradients can be purchased Mt any drug
store ut very little cost. Apply TO the
hair every other day until the gray hair
is darkened sufficiently. This is not q
dye, it does not color the most delicate
scalp: is not sticky or greasy and does
not rub OF 1t will make gray-haired
person look 10 TO 20 years younger."-
Adv.
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START SALVAGE DRIVE
school Children to CnnvpSs city I'm
EHort 10 itnise Money for Mar
Work

Arrangements have just been COM
ihetcd by n committee OF teachers, rep
rcsent'ng the public schools OF the
collection OF salvage Every school
has Junior Red Cross Auxiliary and
inc school children are buslly max
comfort kits for the soldiers.
x; Is estimated that several thousa nd
collars VIII be expended this session
In purchasing materials for sowing
ana Tor the construction Of sc-anb.lo'ss
ana other things to be used in the
comps and IN the battle fields. TO pro-
Ttue funds foi this good work the
,,Gacners nave decided upon u plan OF
having tho students turn over 10 the
various schools OF the city all cast-off
ciothlltg, old rubber. scraps of copper.
pewter and other materials Tho teach
ers ieei sure that from $4,000 10 $4,000
c'n DC raised in this way
TimeS-Dispntch Want Ads xax..
RICHMOND :.nI ihc Slntn
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REPORT SHOWS 100000
REALLY SAVED TO VIRGINIA
.Statc AICitor's Annual Statement
Vindicates Governor Davis's Ac-
ton In Recalling Legislators.
GENERAL FUND BENEFICIARY
First Seven Months OF New Admin
istration Indicate That Treasury
Would Have Spent More Than In
come Had Original Sill Stood.

Indications are that tho frs; seven
montha OF the administration OF Gov
ernor Westmoreland Davis have vim
dtcated him for calling the recalcitrant
General Assembly of 1918 sack to the
Capitol to reduce its appropriations by
Approximately s1,oc0.ooO. TO get them
withlp the prospective revenues of the
report, Of G. Lee Moore, state Auditor.
submitted to the Governor "A few days
ago. clearly show that the status of
tho general fund" for the conduct of
al91S, was such that there would have
been dehcit OF Si2i.470.S6 at that time
II NS. Davis hadn't brought tho Assem-
sssbly back toSprune. the famous bill.
49, state Auditor Moorc'g report shows
tthe true balance of the general fund"
fs sIos 1ftos BE 1,, this year TO have been
propriation bill last winter reduced the
appropriations for the two iiscal years
OF 19ls.19 and 1890 by the amount
Of $1,o1!.o00. The approximations for
one-half OF this. namely. s50S.jOo. Had
this REDUCTION not been made. seven-
Swelfths OF this amount would have
oeen due October l. the amount OK
pendable from February ! 10 October
=; period OF seven months This frac-
ton or the trimmings amounts to $780,
fund" on hand by s1a4.A70.S6. the dcfic{t
that would have existed ut the end OF
Sne usSal year terminating Scptem her
YEARS INCOME LITTLE
81 ~ ABOVE EXPENDITURES
., Receipts from all sources, according
10 ene annual report, for the fiscal year
ending September 80, 1918, amounted
to $1G,a30,0 20.5l. Total Disbursements
ICE the. same period amounted TO slO-
es7.3so.10 Excess of receipts, accord
IN 70 these figures. amounted 20 S342-
64o45. The balance in the treasury or
Octooer !, 1917, WAS $55S,o2O.0a The
paiance In the treasury Oh October /
this year, $500 G6054. More than Two.
tnirds or this fund was a remainder
~ ~ rsSeipts OF previous fiscal years, as
IS indicated by the figures:
but from this balance must he de-
Sants G fhey amounts due the depart
mems october l. 1918. The total OF
AZ oRe ises am9nts IS s69S,5o5.ao Payment
~ ~ taese dues leaves a true balance in
- lac iiaeasurS Of only lc2.l54.94, ,-hlch
- Sist4To;o6 less than The additional
ann d1moHnt t THAT also would have been
b hus SSepber had not The appropriation
twa 3 Ssnn, reduced By sl,ol7 900 for the
i UIo nseal years following February
80. IN otner words. there would have
q peens further expenditure during tho
o cteh.nn months between February i and
: S, s OF -Sa96.625, which, added 70
n mar inno snss ro due the departments.
Isn nn S6Ss'5Oo.9O. aggregates SSa5.-
yGntSS.. W. ich would have been payable
Ssctooer !. AS Slc balance of ;,iI funis,
N the treasury on that date ,yns nnI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
MANY lNFL UENzA DEATHS
REPORTED FROM TAMPlCO
Fircmen md Prisoners Work D,y mud
Night Digging Graves of -
S1ptims

F, ~. laredo; TIN. November "a
Influenza epidc'nic there is the worst
Ss"urSH that has Visited tho CITY. near
~ loo deaths Occurring dai.*
kiremen an prisoners from tho taiI
h;;.Nn bean pressed into servics as crave
disgSrs and work day and night. Even
so the force is insufficient and many
oooies lie at the cemeteries from two
10 tnrce days awaiting burial. among
tho foreign residents the disease has
peen general, but TO date mono of tho
cases has been fatal ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

Hear. This balance added to the re-
ccipts OF the fund for the fiscal year
fund of s9.27S,75S.l3. The subtract ton
OF the total disbursements. s9,l1G60S.4s
from the available sum of the receipts
nnco OF the preceding wear shows {,
tir"e balance i'm The treasury October
l; l9lSv OF only the Sio2.l5l.64 mem
TONED. which is barely rnoteNthan one
third Of the amount cut off the nppro-
priations for the seven months just
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

TimeS-Di.pntch want a,
Richmond ana The State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
DIDN'T WANT RISK
Norwegian Life Insurance Conlp.nie.
Decline to Rcsrite Policy on
Life OF Charles.
icy Associated Press.

icy Associated Pressl
STOCKHOLM. November 2,-Acco.d.
ing to the Norwegian newspaper Far
mand. an Austrian life insurance com
rany recently asked various Norwegian
companies whether they were willing
anco policy on tho life OF the Austr Ian
H:nperor. None OF the Norwegian con-
s;;nies were willing to accent the risk:
Read the Want Ads to-dny and every
day. They are complete catalogue
or the wants Of Richmond and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
DO This Each Morning,
You Won't Need Cascarets

Great exercised Keeps Stomach Liver ss1n6
Bowels active Nothing like it! Splendid
But it you insist upon taking your exercise in
an easy chair you simply must take laxative
occasionally The very. very best laxative is Cascarets
10 cents box. They work while YOU Sleep