Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-18

Paris says Mrs Wilson will come to
COPENHAGEN. November 17.-Ad-
miral Won Tirpits. former Minister OF
was chiefly responsibie for e Ge r mns
Intensive submarine campaign, Ned to
Switzerl9nd Immediately the revolu-
Frankfort Gazette.
LONDON; Saturday. November To-
for the departure TO tho United States
OF number OF German vessels FOR the
Stunts which the allies viii permit Ger.
many to receive.
WASHINGTON. November lit was
stated authoritativcly Tonight that
Germany has not been Informed by
wI be %son th The smS,iSe
Berlin.
PARIS. November iT.-FIench troops
have occupied Mulhauscn. Sedan. GRAY
eiotte. the forts south o: Metz. Mum
s sI. and Altkireh. according to the
frcnch official communication issued
this evening.
STOCKHOLM. November l7-Rcports
from Helsingfors arc to the effect that
bread -four has become exhausted.
There is none for distribution this week
ana the situation is said to be despcr-
ate.
COPENHAGEN. November 17.-Dr.
Otto has been appointed Austrian
minis,er according TO n dispatch re-
!, CoPE:N:HAGEN. November 1s tsatur-
that new non-Socialist Republican
party is soon TO be formed from tho
ranks ranks Of me Prosressives ana the leit
no" party VIII have to
fa:-reachins social program.
LONDON November 1.-THE mrs.
oners' war department announces That
IT has been Informed through the
GGe.herlands LEGATION at Berlin that the
charge OF the Ruhlcbcn prison camp.
All the prisoners arc reported 10 be-
wei. and quiet prevails.
STOCKHOLM. Saturday. November
ie.-The German armorcd coast de-
lie tenhe Vessel Eenwulf arrived last night
Ihe vessel Will DC informed Other
vessels of ,hc German Baltic fleet arc
expected 10 arrive in Swedish waters.
BASEL. November IA dispatch
from Vienna says the Germa n Austrian
national assembly discussed at Thurs
sspecially the Moravian towns Of
Sruenn. Oimutz and 1elau. which the
MoraEian deputies demanded to be in
corporated IN German Austria.
WASHlNGToN; November l7.-Presl-
Sunday. December g. In a letter 10
Judge Alton B. PARKER. CHAIRMAN su Of of
vitation, the Presiden, said ina, Az
much as he would like to join in
praislns the part which Great Britain's
war, he regards it as his plain duty
TO remain in Washington.
WASHINGTON. November 17.-pres-
ident and Mrs. Wilson. Vice President
Marshal and many other notnbles at
tended this afternoon a special victory
iehem Chapel OF the Episcopal Church
here. ~
II NEW YORK. November l7.-wnliam
Founders Association. was ''misrcurc |
scented both In spirit and n,eut" BY
statement tonight by Barr. lie took
exception TO declaration by Comp
ers IN timatins that Barr suggested re-
duftion OF wages and longer hOurs for
labor as the only means OF enabling
American manufacturers to cope with
foreign Industries after the war.
PARIS. November 1.-THE generals
assigned to enter several German cities
were announced to-day. Generals Pc
into Mets General Gouraud viii form" |
ally. occupy Strassburg. General &C.
rard will enter Colmar and Genera |
Hirschauer, Mulhausen
PARIS. November 1T.-S:55 p Ny,
The American Third Army has been
designated as the army Of occupa-
ton. 1T VIII be under the Immediate |
direction OF General Pcrshing, the
commander chief. who will be In
command OF the American positions I'm
occupied territories.