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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
POLICE BREEK Up
POLITICAI. MEETINGS

CpPENH AGf.N. September 2l-A
meeting of the Independent Socialists
IN the First Berlin District was dis
solved by the police, according to the
hcr!in Norwacrts, q copy Of which
has been. received here. Hugo ilaasc.
leader OF the Socialist minority. vas
refused permission TO speak. and the
police arrested Adolf Hoffman,. the
chairman OF the meeting. Norwaerts
also asserts that Herr liacnisch. Socia-
list member of the 1ruSsian Diet who
was addressing an election meeting in
a suburb OF Cologne, was stopped by
the police when he began to discuss
The subject of Prussinn franchise re-
form. The police Official SAYS the
newspaper. declared his orders came
from The authorities and Norwacrts
asks sarcaStlcaliy:
Who are tho authorities who try
10 hinder the Prussian government in
It's fight for the equal franchise. and
who feel they must stamp as lies the
solemn declarations OF the Chancellor
and Nicc-Chancellor?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
USING CAMERA TO SCORE
DIRECT HITS FROM PLANE
AyIntion Cadets In Texas Training
Camps Are BEING Given
Thrills

DALLAS. TENAS. September Eli
The eye OF the camera. instead OF rap,
id-nre guns is being used to bv ree3sd
ton cadets in Texas training camps.
After the great thrill Of the first solo
flight the nose dive, the tail spin and
the loop. blouses are discarded and Il
course OF study in geometry, mathe-
mates and physics entered into by the
4 scientific school.
Days OF drill and study. hot morn
ings at the rife range, and then comes
the irst big lesson in, in aerial ,r Eunn l
with nothing more deadly than the
camera TO put into practice the knowl-
edge he has acquired.
guisc of an enemy ship. and is snapped
by the cadet. whose degree Of accu-
racy is indicated by the nearness Of
the picture to the center of the lens.
which is marked in circles.
The school of aerial gunnery at Love
Field here is turning out flyers having
a, degree OF accuracy that will give
them great confidence once they reach
the battle fields of France. officers de-
Glare This accuracy comes only after
the hardest study and practice.
For the actual ground practice.
hill has been built back OF the target
range. Thousands OF pounds of bull
let's already have been poured into it
from students guns,
a tiny wooden reproduction of an
enemy plane is the object, Of this ,prac-
.',e' hc .ai 6cl is III uHinuicateu spot
IT a nearby white sheet before which
the plane. flying at given speed
would be passing when the American
planes shots reached it. The student
figures out the speed and the angle of
ascension and distance of>>the enemy
adjusts his gun and aims at The Tiny
plane: Then II he is accurate in his
SAootinS and his calculations, the bull
let should pierce the spot marked on
the back side OF the white sheet
students also are carefully drilled in
the strategy OF maneuvcrinE into the
enc spot in the rear of the enemy plane
whence he cannot shoot. From this
position they can pour their own shots
INTO the enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
ROUMAN!AN CROWN PRINCE
FLEES FROM HUNS WRATH
Charles Reported to Have Gone to
ODESSA After Taking Part
I'm Outbreak.
Try Associated pross.l

COPENHAGEN, September 1.-THE
kcumanian Crown Prince has fled from
k"uman!an territory and arrived in
Odessa, according TO the Ckrainian
newspaper Nrcwskaia Mysl -
News Of the flight of Crown Prince
Charles OF Roumania follows closely
reports that came from German sources
Of an anti-German outbreak in Rou-
i';ania in which Queen Marie. who is
w u!.compfomising sympathizcr with
the entente, was the prime mover. King
Ferdinand was reported TO he holding
aloof from the movement. Field Mar
snail Won Mackenscn. 1t was stated was
10 return 10 Roumania with DR.. Solf.
the German colonial secretary. pre-
sumably TO deal with the reported out
lIcak. Crown Prince Charles is known
TO have been in sympathy with the at
titudc of his mother in her bitter ha-
tired for all things German.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
GOVERNMENT CRISIS IS
COMING IN GERMANY
members of Rcichstag Want System
Free From Control by Main
Army Headquarters.
REFORMS ARE DENA NDED
Schter Party Divided as to Rcten-
ton OF Won IIcrtling as Imperial
Chancellor-Lciizis; Tagcblatt Au-
thority for Statement.
rly Associntcd prcsa.l

AMSTERDAM. September c1--Thc
Eovei mment crisis in Germany is APP
to the Leipzig Tareblatt. and n ma
jorltE OF the parties are firmly resolved
20 FORM parliamentary government
i m,imou. Decay. II government in which
Independence of main headquarters ill
pursue policy made necessary by the
seriousness of the hour.
me socialists have declared their
readiness to enter The new government
under the following conditions: First.
INC abolition of certain paragraphs in
me constitutions: second the entry OF
IN INC government. and third. the oc-
cupation of one important political
post. presumably the ministry of the
interior. by a Socialist for which
Friedrich Ebert. president OF the main
committee of the Rcichstag and vice
president OF the Social Democratic
parry Fly. Is the foremost, candidate
ne center party definitely decided
on us attitude as to the characteristic
At Il meeting on Monday. \ section OF
the party is following the lead OF Herr
rccfoeber. one of it's tcichStag rep
rcsentativcS. in 4 desire TO retain Count
Won HcrtlnG. The majority of the party.
however. demands the retirement Of the
chancellor. Count Brockdorm- Rantzau.
German minister at Copenhagen, is
chiefly mentioned as the chanccliors
successor The Taseh!att advocates
the selection of Count Brockdorff-
Rantzau. believing that he would cner-
Gettcally undertake the parliamentary
reforms.
The NossiSche ZeitunC. commenting
on inc TagcblattS statement. says that
II is worthy of attention ana for the
most part corresponds with what is be-
ing discussed in party circles. but
such definite form as the TaScblatt
suggests The Nossischc Icitung de-
c!arcS that nothing is yet known about
the Socialists having definitely formu-
lated demands. but expects that the
party's chief demand Viii be for
change in the constitution. which it
says also is favored by the center
party. The newspaper denies that the
TO Copenhagen Is the fore
most candidate for the chancellorship
ana recalls that he has been mentioned
in every crisis ana questions whether
his prospects are any better now than
At other times. Continuing. il asserts
there is no unanimity Yet among the
majority parties concerning tho chan
celiorship. the question not having been
mentioned At intcrparty discussions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
SPAIN NOT SATISFIED
"ermany's Proposal to Turn Over Few
Sh'rs and Limit Sinkings Docs
NOT Close Incident.
EBy Associated Prea..)

INFIH, September 2l.-NcgotintiOns
het ween Madrid and Berlin over the
submarine question are far from end
the P"tit I'arisIen. Germany has ic, &,
ne understood that she would turn a
ic" shipS over TO spain and would
not interfere with Spanish ,rnMc TO
WARDS south America. This proposal.
~ IS declared, does not satisfy tho span
iSh cabinet BESIDES the German pro-
posais change daily. Both Madrid and
Hhn Hehastian the summer capital. are
embarrassed and prcoccupicd.
count itonanoncs. the Minister Of
JGstice 'oid The correspondent that the
problem would not be settled until a
Re" days before the approaching meet
ing OF the Spanish Parliament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

another point. and again tho whisper
was relayed to tho rear.
Reaching a large duEout the tension
relaxed and there was general con-
versation. during which ono Of tho
first questions put to the sergeant was
how Tar away were the German
trenches at that point.
"Oh. about nine miles; we captured
those trenches months ago."
Dammit. why uid you whisper
then| an irate NJ. T.. broke in
Because I've lost my voice."
whispered the sergeant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Safe Arrival Oyrrscns

Word has been received tha, tho
following American soldiers have ar
Robert = Goodloe. son Of Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Goodloc. Vcrdoor, Va.
Wilbur y webb nephew OF MISS g.
l.. cunningham, 232s STUART Avcnu.
f7rf' Lieut. nani Phillip Nelson. hus-
ton. Va.
Marriss Barrett Jr. son II Dr.. and
MrS NJ harriet Goochlard Va.
Of - y. r. ANGEL. 2lo Eag, Eleventh
street. SOnth Eichinnnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Christmas Box Dance.

Many of Kichmond's society folk at
tended the "christmas Box" dance AT
the t;ravs .trmory last night. given
10y the womans auxiliary of the Rich
nionu Ligh. Infantry Blues to raise
'uudS Cor Chris; mas boxes for the boys
in The trenches OF Franc Music was
furnished by the Jazz Band OF the Full
ton aviation Camp, and refreshments
We're served To the large crowd by
ladies Of the auxiliary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

PITTSBURGH. PA. September III
i;'liy Miskc, OF s.. PAU. to-day shaded
iairy 'reb' or Pittsburgh, In Il ten
round go At Forbes FIcld Nisl. Gas
nftecn pounds heavier thnn the local
hoy. which counted in his favor. orch
had slight lead unln the eighth
round when hard blow apiit his righ,
final two rounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Endow IIospi,uI ned

II NCFtETIt 10, w. Scpicnbor 81
inc Junior Chapter of The Daurht.,a
OF The 'onfedcracy here has arrnnycI
'or Inc endowment Of bed H., ~
army hospital al Ncuiuy J,,n ~"
tunds Tor This purposc WIN be rais.1
by the members. "''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Asks Action ON IBill.
IIky a auot,i.Iteh fDr.uu

WASHINGTON. September 21.--prcs-
ident Wilson to-day asked Congress to
pass promptly the emergency power
bill authorizing government contro
providing fund Of sl75. 1000 900 for
the purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Sincerely yours.
y. Il. TCMCLTY,

secretary to the President
senator Ne" remarked that the let
yer was written shortly after politics
mad been officially adjourned" and en-
pressed the hope that the letter would
be referred to the Senate COMMITTEE
affair. ''''NS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
pntron saint. Tor AIrmen.

LONDON. September 21.-St. michael
" hose name has been given to new
ne second nominee for the high Office
Df patron saint Of dying men. tus.
sian airmcn have had their patron since
The early days Of the war. When inc
that Office. In remembrance OF inc merry
chariot which carried him to heaven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Sergeant Explains
Why He Whispered
M. P.'s Surprised to DISCOVER
He Had Lost
Voice.

LONDON. September 2l.--A Parlia-
mentary inspection party which re-
Gently visited the front was very. very
quiet.
They had heard great deal about
the necessity of not making noise
In certain front line trenches. One
geant who was to tell them all about
the trenches they were travcrsing.
Two hundred Huns were captured
here" he whispered.
The message was relaycd In whis-
Dcrs to those In the rear.
"Forty-ninc OF the blIghters blown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

Thousands OF women preparing
themselves to tnkc the places OF book
keepers, clerks. stcnOgrnphcrs and
snlchmcn who have been chilled to the
coiOrs. rimcS-Dispntch Help Wanted
Ads rcnch them every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
white House
Washington. May a.

~ dear r!sbane,--Whcn yoi. were
at The White House offices today,
ioEGot 10 ask you to send me the Ont
caSo Herald and Examiner regularly
TO my Offices here ! am SUR. You ara
going 10 make the same good Dem
"craiic fight in Chicago that vou have
been making IN your paper in Wash
NOu do L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
VIII Admitted to Probate.

LYNCHBURG, VA. September 2I.-
The will OF Mrs. Annie Martin has
been probatcd here. the instrument dis
posing of an estate OF $4,000. with
Randolph Harris as executor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

The Rooms and ROnrd Ads In this
paper are read ny hundreds of people
he fore they rcurh Richmond. Go out
and meet the stranger. Let a Times.
Dispatch Want Adj Introduce you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
LEADS LETTER TO BRISBANE
FROM SECRETARY TUMULTY
Hep"niienh senator Aims 10 show
Friendly E:iation> I.Nis,rd
Between Them

NAStilNGTpN. September 2l.-Scn-
ator New. OF Indiana, Republican. read
10 the senate to-day a letter which he
Shiu was written by Secretary Tumulty
me washington Times with loans from
brewers Is Under Investigation, request
ing Mr.. brisbane 20 send copies Of the
rtaiS, thIcaro newspapers 50 that Mr.
TumuI,y lEht follow Mr.. Hriyha,,.'c
Democratic hight in Chicago Tne let
ter follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

n Jou hnye not tried TIInes-Dispntrh
Wnnt Ads you hive y-ttScd the most
fertile Grid in Rheims ID. They serve
every purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-20

Fully equipped Italian in
fantryman When fighting
he turns out the white lining
ct his overcoat, now thrown
over his gun. and covers his
head with a white hood.
Thus clothed, he is almost in.
visible against the snow.
Inter Film
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
Sergeant Emily Is On the Job

IN GOING % SEE DAT
THERE IS NO L0AEiNS
HERR, so ToO 9ONS
HAD SETTER g. aARERN.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
THE HONOR ROLL

The following is the list Of the st
'ects who will leave with Monday
increment
Joseph \ Gahan Ottawa
Bradley Pepper Magnolia, ny
Aldo Maccini, Ottawa
Tony T. Enncnbach Jr Mendoza
Edward VIM Carl Saager, Milwat
kee.
Willard r. Wiley, Marscillcs
Frank Busch, Ottawa
Paul Joseph Marck, Ottawa
Torrance W. Iellers. Ottawa
William r. Odell, Marscilles.
Stany Frank Rucinski. La Sale
Lester Gahan, Ottawa
Henry A. Weber Ottawa.
Frank II. lutz Mendoza.
Lester 2. KnaSh, Ottawa.
John f. Shcarin. Ottawa.
William ]. Crowley, Ottawa.
Henry s. Was serman Chicago
Ralph l.. Bee Rock Island
Clayton Levi Beardsley. Newark
Percy G. Erainard Ottawa
Violet Collins, Dry Ridge Ky
j T. Running, Ottawa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
LONE SELECT SENT
AWAY BY CITIZENS

Clifford Eichclberget left this morn
ing at II O'Clock on the Rock Island
for Camp Dodge. Iowa \ number OF
his friends decided that because he
was making the trip alone he would
not have to 30 without fitting send
OF 50 they secured the Miller Drum
Corps, the members of the G. \. r.. a
large number Of representative citi.
lens and formed a larte escort which
marched thru the downtown streets.
and ACCOMPANYING him to the depot
Mr. Eichplberger wa 70 leave with
The bulch of selects eniraining two
weeks ago today. but was forced 10
remain at home on account of the
death Of his mother.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
PRINCIPALS IN
QUIET WEDDING

Miss Sophia Beck, daughter Of Nh
and Mrs. John Kent. Us West NAH
street and Leonard " Passwaler, o
Grand Ridge Mere quietly marrier
yesterday afternoon by Rev. IssaC
Divan, pastor OF the United Eyangeli
cal chourch at his home INA Illinoj
Ave
The couflc we're unattended. anc
jhe ceremony was witnessed by tn,
brides parents. Mrs passWater was
Rowned in a travelling suit wih a In
TO match
Tho young couple will make thcil
home on farm near Grand Ridge.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
City and Vicinity
News

Cecil McEvOy went to Chicago this
morning on a shGrt business trip
DIR \ r. Iierzog went 10 Excelsior
Springs. Mo. today for TWO weeks
visit
Charles Heinrich il spending Inc
d.y i'm Chicago ON business.
Neil Burns OF Joliet spent the
week end visiting relatives in this
city.
Miss Louise Ravens Of Chicago,
spent the week end visiting her moth
er Mrs Catherine Ravens on East
Main ST
Ed Andrews. son of MIR. and Mrs
! A Andrews enlisted Saturday in
he medical corps Of the Navy lie
will leave in few days for The Great
Lakes Naval Training School where
he will be stationed
Mr. and Mrs Rollie Conkle are tho
proud parents OF badly daughter
born yesterday.
Mrs. Edward J Mulholland and
shildren from Chicago are here for 4
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs Vim
Mulholand on East Superior street
Previous 10 their visit they will leav,
FOR Long Island City. \. Y, to join hel
husband, who is assistant superintend
ent of the Gas Defense Plant of that
| city.
Vmcen, Iunley OF Oshkosh. Mis- i,
! pending II few days with friends IN
I Ottawa
I Miss Florence McNichols returned
her home in Chicago after spend
ne Sunday with Miss Mary Mulhol
! land on +. Superior street
I Mr. ana Mrs f, II Jones, Of Chi
ago. and M and Mrs Fred Wi
( hanson. OF Hot Springs, Ark. wer'
he guests of Mrs. IT, " s Rigdel
or Mothers Day Miss Rigdcn re
eived a telegram from her grandson
/ John Paul Jones. announcing he ha'
[ been appointed major at Camp Han
/ ock. Ga
Miss Katherine OBricn and Ann,
! Devorc went to Marseilles ycsterda,
! visit friends
Senator Peter Coleman, Of La Sale
I vas IN Ottawa visitor today,
Frank Mcnamara Of Chicago, il
| pending two weeks with his mother
Mrs Mary Mcnamara in West OF
/ ava
Attorney Edward Griggs. Of Strea
Or, was an Ottawa visitor today
( Miss J Blanche Payne will return
! home this evening after spending tn
| week end IN Chicago
| Sergt. John T Lanigan. Of Cam
;rant member Of the 3ilth Santar
! Train, seth Division, is spending
, hort furlough with his parents. Nh
! md Mrs. James Lanigan llj I.as
| Toilet street
Mrs Elizabeth kncheloe and 81,
| er, Miss Alice Rigden have rrturne
lome after attending performance
! " the State Centennial Pageant a
he Auditorium hotel in Chicago, Sa
friday
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13

Interesting experiments have been
conducted at Munich and Vienna in the
examination of old portraits with
Koentgen rays. One ot the curatorS
Of the art museum used HE Mays on
an old Madonna portrait aud diScov-
cred evidence Of a later oNcrpinting.
In Vienna Prof. Max pyorak applied The
same lest to a picture ot The Man
trsna school, which had been badly
di.dgured 10y later attempts AT recon-
slrucHon The N-ray photograph dis
closed perfectly the original contour
of Che painting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
HOLD FUNERAL OF
LATE DARLENE SYKES

Funeral services for Miss Darlene
sykes We're held Yesterday afternoon
from St. Mary's church in Utica Faith.
er FRANCIS, rector Of the church oll-
rialed Burial W1s made in s.. Mary IS
cemetery
The pail bearers were Edward Man
Ioy John Clancy Adrian Gaumauu.
John Ncary. James Fitzgerald and
Thomas Marley.
\ large number OF out.ottowu poo
pie attended the funeral
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
VEPHEWS AS PAIL
BEARERS FOR UNCLE

The funeral of W. ] Thomas was
reid Yesterday afternoon AT The fami
Y home ON +. Main street. Rev. c
y Briggs, pastor Of the First Method
ST church officiating Burial was
made at Hope cemetery in Seneca.
Six nephews Of Mr. Thomas acted
IS pail bearers They were l.. f.
Wideman, Albert Wdcman, and War
en- Stevenson OF this city, A. j Bu'.
terfeld. Of s., LOUIS j. e. Thomas. OF
seneca and Albert Latimcr Of Mar
5clleS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
CHAIRMAN PETTIT'S PROClh.
NATION

Under the Patriots Fund plan as
above announced by the mayor. |
am advised that the executive com.
mittee have allotted sixty per cent
of the fund to the Red Cross. IN
view Of this have deemed il advis-
able to state that the existing Red
Cross subscriptions will cease as
soon as the subscribers to the Red
Cross fund have subscribed to the
Patriots Fund. Il is expected that
all Red Cross subscribers will sub
scribe To the partiots Fund. Ad.
iustment will be made with sub
scribers to the Red Cross fund who
have paid in advance for the year
r. V. PETIT.
Chairman Ottawa Chapter X. c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
c. K. SMITH IS
LAID AT REST

Il,. funeral of G., Kinney Smith a,
held yesterday afternoon al . o'c,ock
az tE' family home north of the CITY
Rev Il L Farrar rector Of Chris
Episcopal church, onlciatod Buj7i
vas made in the Ottawa Ave como
terry The pallDearers were w. g.
F'Icn Charles Hook and Tr \ g.
Herzog. aud James A. Smith Or f.
g Nckcls and Joseph NJ Reed If EI
pasc M
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13

Continued from page
Andrew J. O'Connor State Coun.
ell of Defense,
The mayor Of Ottawa. at the re-
quest Of the originators Of the plan.
shall be a member. eN.olliCiO. OF the
executive committee
The executive committee viii or.
ganizc its subcommittee and 9th.
er details in accordance with for
mulated plans.
Date at Ottawa this ninth day OF
May. \, d. 1915
+. +. BRADFORD,
Mayor Of the City Of Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-13
Natural Batter.

Shea hHrteF the reddish OIL ~ thu
" esi African shads 'ree. i enc II sew
aral vegetable hgtters that are ~ un-
usual Interest Z" makers - margarine,
chocolate candies and snsp. The
sweet aHd i hnieSomr palp ~ the nut
8, r frb rrited ny the natives. and
rs ~a.I leo De- nearly two-thlrds but
fer iily tree beginning - bear It's
crop of putS hen shout u Years old.
rcarhr- lfs prime ~ HE age Of about
twenty five.