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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
RICHMOND TMIEs DISPATCH: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1918

ackin. THIS camp WAS selected to re-
Scifc the piano which WIS being pre-.
sehteu by friend OF Miss Wilson's to
such camp as she would designate. for
number OF reasons. Among these
was the fact that her father was born
IN this state. Another was the gcncr-
GUS reception that she received OH the
occnsion OF her visit here.
NO Indefinite furloughs for any rca-
son VIII be given 10 men on duty here
number of men have received these
furloughs. which enabled them to work
tries
Secretary McAdoo has issued q state
incnt to men in the service urging
them not TO allow their war risk in
SuraiGc to lapse after they have been
discharged from service. There IS now
$SV,OoO.QO0.0oO worth OF this insurance
IN force. In excess Of 10 per cent of
inc men who have been forwarded here
have protected themselves and their
iamiiies by purchasing this Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
Copyright, 1879
MAKES FREE USE
OF PRUNING KNIFE
senate Finance Committee Cuts, House
LcNicS To Extent of
ST 900 .0Du.UQO.
BY Associated prcss.l

W y : II I n q r. ~ November 22.-
l.cvics aggregatinc $1,000. 0oo,0oo were
cat from the special miscellaneous IAN
schedules of the war revenue bill to-
in accordance with it's decision to mahe
the 1919 levy about $4,000. O10 000
Reductions adopted included features
OF the beverage and tobacco schedules.
No change MAS made In the alcoholic
beverage rates. but the House tax OF
drinks from - to 20 per cent
The committee voted TO reduce rates
on tobacco to about 10 per cent over
the present law. IS compared with
In the House bill. TIE rev rates APP
proved on cigars were: sl.5O on those
Weighing under three pounds per Lou (.
- per 900 on those retailing for ;
cents; $40 per 1000 on those retail
ing for from . to cents: 50 on those
retaili for from $ TO - cents; Sl2
on those retailing for between IL and
20 cents. and So OH those retailing
for over 20 cents.
on. cigarettes weighing less than
threc pounds per 1000 a rate Of $3.50.
listing las. was adopted. On cigarettes
weighing; more than three pounds per
1000 the rat" WAS made SI..u. q 30 per
cent increase over the present law and
80 per cent cut from the House bill.
Rates ranging from ! 3 TO Is cents in
measure, We're fixed for tobacco and
Snul
deduction in the rates on amusement
admissions and club dues also were
tentatively approved. but details were
not announced
\ decision on the question of fixing
1920 taxes WAS postponed because Of
Republican opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. CARY
TO BE HELD HERE TO-DAY
BODY Of Young Aviator Arrives From
kelly Field Where Tragedy
Occurred,

The body Of Second Lieutenant
A SsG larE Gar son Of Of c Mr vs end
Eranklin street. u dying Instructor true or e ~
b Ksl1y ,r FIELD, San Antohio. Ten. WHO
hospital from injuries sustained I'm nm
airplanc accident, which occurred Mon
day AFTERNOON about seven miles south :
last night accompanied by Lirmtennmt
Waiter scott. The funeral will take
ni pa f. ,9,idxS mnd intSrinsnt will be in
In the machine With Lieutenant Cary
I io. 'hG tin ohio Of ,hs nacelden. WAS Cadet
who was taking his final flight With
Lieutenant Cary before Being commits.
stoned IT,, J., is believed that lie will re-
not yet bGcn determined. rs there were
no witnesses and Cadet Robins has not
yet been able to give any account OF
Cured. Young Cary was regarded ms
one OF the most expert flyers and en-
being credited with 500 hours I'm The
air.
~ order Of Lieuienant- Colonel Clag-
Of the air service flying school has
issued the following general order:
The commanding officer Aging de-
death 81 Second Lieutenant George A,
cary n ;. NJ; ~. at the main hospital
Kelly Field. San Antonio, November 10.
lieutenant Cary's character. per
sonality and military qualities have
cndcared him alike to officers and men
Of this command.
IN his death the service has lost an
It true comrade aud valued friend
"Ali incmbers of this command jojn
~ eNtGndin-; to his bcrcavcd family
their ,iecncst sympathy"
T. ~ Cary. Jr.. Lieutenant Cary's
brother. arrived in the city Yesterday
from Paris Island. s. c., TO attend the
funeral The following will act as
pallbcarcrS
Lieutenant Walter Scott. of head
quarters flight, Kelly Field. No .. San
antonio Texas; Lieutcnkn, Morsou
Keith. of Kelly Field. go. .; Lieu
tenant Carl Fleming, Payne Field.
West Point. Miss: Darrell Jervey
Professor lNey :. Lewis, University Of
Nire mia: :. i'eachy Ryland Charles
". Throckmorton, Jr.. Overton :.
Woodward. John II. Cecil and ID. W.
Durrctt.
=. Archibald Cary. Lieutenant Carv's
father. has received the following let
ter from General W. l.. Eculy. direc-
tor Of the division Of military aero
nautics. War Department. Washing.
ton:
Washington. November 30, 1918.
Dear Mr., cary,Tuur son. Lieu.
tenant George Albert Cary, made the
supreme sacrifice for his country at
Kelly Field: San Antonio. Texas, on
lie gave his life over here to help
build up u service which already is
saving thousands Of lives overseas. His
sacrifice is not less helpful to our
cause than if il had been made in
France. The toll paid in prcpa ring
an air army IS a part oi the price OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
LOOK FOR GREAT CONTEST
t'ridIr0n Fans Gathering to See t:amc
brtHccn Georgia Tech and
Pittsburgh,
BY Associated Press.

FlTTSBURGfI. PA. November 90
Fooibail enthusiasts from all sections
bursh for the game between T;eorri,
Tech and Pitt hero Tomorrow af,Cr
noon Sport writer's of the city pre-
he contest. which. in view OF the Fac;
mat both teams hold undefeated rec
ords Tor many seasons past. is regard
honors. N''
Coach, Glenn Warner. Of the Panther
eleven. has worked hard with his team
Fo!den Tornado which is scheduled
TO arrive here late to-day from al
iani3. The Pitt team is now free from
season, and it is expected George Ne
t.aren. tn" Panther fun back. Will he
III MS REGULAR position. he having re-
cont contest - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
200 Treatments Free

Think What /, would mean TO no Longer
suErt with these intuIcrablc. ring nols.,
huh I,e ,whist,insIthe essapinr s,ss ni1-i6s
y yo;; ,n. OF sounds. Mhch al lines max
you Irci tnat thtS must Htop or you will 20
lnshnc. f.rhEUs; too. Your hearing /" -.
glnn'ns 10 tail. but whether il han or no,
Spu know IN your heart OF hcarts thai n
viii 50 ana IA. voice OF scienc. warn. Vol
~ ,rnmia;anablc terms. If SOu hnyc Had
NG,i I"r. soonsr or later; you VIII be deaf.
mS ETr. TrSa;irents ana zee nay method
WNnniiSSm his cured hundreds IN lust your con,
I!tiOn. just drotp me note or u pogt "a IA
siSinE your ful name and address You
THIS oncr and talk Is for YOU. perhsp,
YOU navy tried other things and become Gi.
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MAN luSt TINS small effort. send for ON.
nt my Free treatments. !; won't coat Won
nHnhN, sec ;hls successful arW Treatment
ana lhe method witch has cure, n,nY
yours. 800 'hS
n.cnt '~-~ -'Sa''
DEAFNESS SPECIALIST sPRouLE.
3S Trade building, noston, Max,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
Itching, Scratching Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

re" ana scaly skin is TO purify the
blood ana remove the tiny germs OF
pollution that break through and mani
test their presence OH the surface Of
the skin
fc"ric in AL parts Of the country
nave written us how they were com
plctcly rid Of every trace of these dis
orders BY tho use of $. s. $, the
ma,cilcss. purely vegetable blood puri.
hcr. : $ $. goes direct TO the center
OF tho blood supply and purihcs and
Gle nscH 1t OF every VcStiEe OF foreign
matter. giving u clear and rudy com
pieAion that indicates perfect health
write to-day for free medical advice
regarding Your case. Address Swift
Specific Co. ii3 Swift Laboratory, At
ldnta, ,ia--Ndy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
SAY NORFOLK MAY BUY
ELECTRIC POWER PLANT
Lighting and Transportation Problems
- Troublesome City Considers
Municipal Ownership.

Norl0lk has determined 10 solve IT'S
TRANSPORTATION and lighting problems
either by buying the plant of the Niv-
giuid hallway and Power Company
in that city, or, in the event the com
panN Will not sell, by constructing Il
pubic utilities plant Of its own. Dur
OF the city have been in Richmond con-
fcrrnl with the Virginia hallway and
Power Company concerning the pur-
chase OF the Norfolk plant. Nothing
tangible has SO far come out Of the
matter. but the subject has been dis
cussed in Il general sort OF way.
Norfolk Will endcavor TO secure the
assistance OF portsmouth IN the pro-
jcc,. bat if the latter city does not
come in on the proposition Norfolk will
40 II alone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
GAME is CANCELLED
Outbreaks Of influenza Forces GufIford
college to Call or Lynch
burg Contest.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.l

= I..,,In. 70 7 TIC ITHCS- DISDl tCI.1
Lf iBURG. VA. November Do
Manager Reynolds. Of tho Virginia
thrlstian College football squad. an
hnuhced to-day that the management
been forced to cancel the game ar
RANGED here for Thanksgiving DAY on
acrount of the second epidemic OF in
nuenIa' winch is reported to have
broken out ut Guilford.
Upon receipt of the cancellation OF
the holiday game Manager Reynolds
endcnforcu to secure 4 team TO sub
stiiute. hut this was impossiblc, and
the game has been Abandoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
Monument. 10 Woodmcn.

Monulncnts OF Tho late SUVcrcigns
John Is. Allen. Charles y. Harley, {. T..
Benson. w, l.. Garlickand late CHER
vi Police w. Il Werner will he un-
yelled al a memorial service to he
by Hickory Camp. No i, Woodmcn
OF the World Members OF the camp
and visiting Woodmcn, along with
members Of the Police Depa rtmcn,,
have been requested To meet at Broad
and Twenty NTH Streets at $50 o'clock
sunday afternoon and proceed to the
cemetery in - body. State Manager :.
t. Lathcn. OF Norfolk, Will deliver the
unveiling address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
Hockey Mt Mc.thnmpton.

Wcsthumpton College girls are con-
testing in - hockey tournament. three
games being played between the fresh
men and senior teams and three be-
tween the juniors ana sQphomores. the
winners Of the two series playing for
tho championship. The final game be-
tween, the juniors and sophomorcs.
played Wednesday. ended in tic
decide who shall compete in the tiui Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
COLORED TEAMS PLAY
Union University md Camp
Lee AggreEuti0ns Clash ut
IiOvcy Field TO-Dn3.

TWO colorcd elevens. the S. y. I. c.
team from Virginia Union University
and another aggregationsfrom Camp
Lee will play at fIovey Field this aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. Robinson. Sto-
vail and Jackson are the crack players
for the Camp Lee aggregation, while
the university team has made good
showing this season. Camp Lee Will
furnish u number Of rooters and IL
military band, which Will give con
cert at the field, starting 1T o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
DcIuy Custer rrocceJinr..

i.YNCIBERG, VA. November :2.-
The custer proceeding against Magis-
counsel for tho defense demurrcu TO
the procedure and Judge Ba rksdaI c
took tho demurrer under advisemcnt
until the January term. Fortune is
charged with being drunk and failing
10 make proper return Of state lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23

victory. not more avoidable nor less
effective than that paid over the bat-
tie line.
Your sou has become ono OF the
nations heroes. He sought out the
front line of danger ana was one or
those privileged TO be selected for II.
His name is Inscribed or tho honor
roll of the American air service.
II Join with his brother officers In
sending YOU my deepest sympathy.
Most sincerely yours.
tSiEned) wv. l.. KEN1.Y.
Major u. s. a."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
FINDLAY PRESIDENT
Chosen Hcud Of soccer LcaSuc-Gumes
VIII Uc Continued Although
Rapks Arc Depleted.

James Findlay has been chosen prcsi.
dent of the Richmond Soccer Football
League. and il has been decided to con
iinuc games every Saturday at Ey:I
Park. although the war has drawn many
players away from tao city. Other Of
iicers chosen w the league include W.
~. I.owery, vice president: John
Grundy. secretary treasurer. Robert
Summers and William Cameron.
trustees J. steele. u. &. Tucker anu
J. Own ". executive Comm!tIcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23

p 'aSamt fEgsm sSsSepa to asst lieu
Sydnor Boisseau was promoted from
corporal TO sergeant on October
Three hundred AMI Eighteenth Req.
mcnt, while Sergeant Boisseau is
member OF 'bc headquarters compauv
advance section. motor transport corns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
noI..enu no,. promoled.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Boisscau. 1907
Park Avenue. have received word that
their two sons. both members OF the
famous Eightcenth Division in France.
have received promotions. Marion ,.
Rousseau, twcnty-S.Veu wears old was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23

= lead Noises: what n picture OF into.
srabir Sun.rinS these words bring TO rntrd
r Wcihd ,r u yon have Head Noises. : itn9S
N'H lhat "" words OF mine can dcSCr tbc tho
MtMrN misery iut you. are THO one To-
3pLrcSiat, III, blessed relief in the words
ar the words which every days mali bring
The 10y and gr,ti,nnc OF the people uho
.trciEcu The 500 freq treatments offered in
,hcir anirals for friends ~ urgent that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
pERsIIING Number

PERSHING Number
or the Ncw York AMERICAN, out nov
Sunday. VIII contain Us n separate sui
Element General Pershing's porlrai,
beautifully reproduced by gravtirc BRO.
cess. ready for framing. 4 ruIuuhi,
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
IIMso Dcfent, Jnr,. 80,

Russo 900 defeated jackson (S5l
s. Elmo parlors in the pocket bill.
hard tournament being staged there.
Russos high run was ten. while Jack
son marked up nine in that record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
CECIL AND CLYNEs RESIGN
Former Djsngrccs With Govcrnme,
on DiscstnbIfshment of Welsh
Church.
10y Associated Prcss.I

LONDON. November 22.-Lord Rober,
Gccii; Uhucr Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs. has resigned.
The cause OF Lord Roberts devision
Is said to be 4 disaEreoment with The
lishment Of Welsh Church Premi"r
Lloyd George has accepted the resg
John Il. Clyncs, the British food con.
troiler 1t is understood, has also ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23

Lei TI'nes-Dispntch Wnnt AJ
rent that vacant room for yuIi to a do
slrn1Ie tena Mt Phone your Want al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
"Ihose T
Noises
Haze
Stopped
terrible Ear

"rhosc terrible Ear
Noises hov. stopped"
Is what hundreds Of
letters are telling in..
You remember that in
= recent Issu. I Of
fcrcd 200 Treatments
Tor Head Noises. free,
70 Richmond Times
DiSDatch readers nud
lhis IS the happy re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
Grca, Interest," In ,nnnpol,, ,.,mc

Nrcnt 'ntcrcNt In tnnnpOIi. t.nmc.
Ann A'tt.IS, MD November - in
tense interest ""ntorS in tile football
gam" between tho Great Lakes Naval
Training station aud the Annapolis
MiddicS. 10 be PLAYED here to. morrow
Ho'h teams are declared to be in the
hrHt Of condition. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23

Men in uniform will bc supplied with
beds as long as they arc available at
The Knights Of Columbus Iiomc, sos
East Grace street, according 10 tic
announcement yesterday There arc
VIII he madc mcn coming there to
sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
Seaboard Air Line Railroad

Trains leay,e ,d daily n NJ. Horlina Local:
vile. $50 r. NJ. Atlanta. Birinins ham and
Memphis l:h5 r: 81. Siaepcrs' jaeksonviiie'
traps I ar95ivse eMiis< ~ NJ. 9is - Al. s:t'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES
Norfolk & Western Railroad

Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
&c, For N9R.3LH 500 A H.. 1870 a NJ
.s'sS t. ss !ai5S H. Al: !.'ss TIE = i WEST
ATri.:, 20 BietemSPd trom ,SorfSlx '!s:s!
NJ ts:io M tl:66 p 81 $40 p IL
.Daily tDaily eIcept sunday :Sunday
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
To ssd from Washington sua be1opd-DsiIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23

Richmond Wa shinEtonl,o Local, Nv. s2.loPM,
daily. fredericksburg Accom-. week days. Lv.
ILLS PM; Ar. ISIS AM: Ashland Accom-. week
days. Lv. &. SAM, CHOP u; Ar .s6 30A IS, 5.3OPM
Abba ticket and baggage Offices not opeu
for this train. MAIN St. Sta
tByrd St sLA. ts,oppinE q, Elba). Elba Sla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-23
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Gin. Lo'viiic & West .l:0In .,.son
Main Limo Local. sI:ib ~ ,s:i5 :,
James River Line .lbS, .SS.,,ss ~
Newport News. - NS''~ v
NfE.. Old Point, 800 A. $500 n .,.
Newport Scws. Local zion !. Ia >,
From NH. Newport A' 80 "
News, Old r. 'l::O5 n '3:35 .. .s:45 T..
We! We H:I? .s a. ,A, .. Locals. .,ts a.
'DailY. Except SUNDAY
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-07-19

Workers Teach Returned Russian Soldiers Useful
+
Washington to lend economic and
Council of tho
M A. Triangle
physical
familiar
welfare communities being sought
further consideration definite policy toward Russia has served
all uncertainties the months 100 its secretaries
Russia These night
build soldiers
try. The secretaries today all Russia.
"stood by" all
that country the possible Thousands or
invalid returned
all without
their with
"The M c. w. Alexander direc
Council
DESPITE didcules dicour
the X and
watching for better day. The evidently coming
ability
element
Southeastern
business but the skilled rural NJ
Russia
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-07-19
Weeks W. ar
News
Condensed

Thursday July IL, French con
tinue to make gains southwest OF
Scissors, Corey is penetrated and
prisoners taken.
British advance line III Merris
sector. . S Aviators perform great
feat in chase of Hun planes.
Friday July ~. Australians and
French again hit Germans hard at
important points.
Italians in Albania continue sue
cess. Berlin claims capture of five
u S planes which fact is later con-
firmed by Pershing.
Saturday July l3, Castel and
Longpont fall before advance of
French in additional gains made by
them. British gain in raids an re-
pulse enemy in Merris sector.
The Allies make gains in far
eastern campaign; Berlin claims
capture of sixth U Splane and also
repulse of French and British at
taeks.
Sunday July IA, Small gains by
Allies still continue to be made, no
other activities of importance re-
ported.
Monday July Is English adj
vance line in local operation and
capture 26O prisoners. Germans are
repulsed near Locre.
Artillery action on French front
and in Italy.
Albanian advance continues.
Tuesday July l6 = Germans be-
gin another great offensive on front
of so miles, East and West of
Rheims, and cross Marne at differ
ent points but are repulsed by
Americans and French co"nter at
tacks
Americans take from loco to Is
90 prisoners including complete
brigade staff. the fierce fighting
with allies holding their
lines.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-07-19
Real Estate Tranfers.
A Fr end.

The following real estate tran
sfers were entered for record in the
Registers office for the week end
ing July 18th, 1918.
Chas w Summer Cir. CT. OK. to
Trustees of Gin. Sou. Ry 3 tracts.
3ll6 Acres II and 9TH Dist 1918.
John Hammer to Morgan Coun-
ty Road r of w 3rd Dist 500.
John Zumstein to Morgan Coun'
ty r pad R of w 3rd Dist 800
VIZ Stricklin and wife to Nor
gan County Lots in Wartburg $l75
SN Potter and wife to Bud
Wheeler 424 Acres l1th Dist $3.50
Antoine Geier and wife to Alex
Lstonar So Acres llth Dist 5000.
HC Byrs to First Nat. Bank of
Hartman ] int. in 200 Acres llth
Dist $3.50.
w L Russell Trustee to c A Nc
Spadden 100 Acres 9TH Dist $3.50.
GL Hafsom Jr TO Mike Chvzyn-
ski s5 Acres 18th Dist 5000.
Geo f Walton to Matte J Dreu-
tzer | Lot Dist 800.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1918-07-19
CUOIX De GUERRE GIVEN
TO Y. M. C. A. WORKER

Taking his Croix de Guerre from
his own breast, French army cap
tain, by orders of his general, pinned
it on the coat of Edwin Ely, of No. 7S
West Eighty-eighth street. New York.
according to cablegram just received
from overseas. Mr.. Ely is 7. M. Q.
A. secretary of a Foyer du Soldat.
Ely was later invited to dinner Dy
the Commanding General. When ne
entered all the officers stood at salute
until he was seated at the side OF the
General. The General made an ad
dress thanking Ely and the 7. M. 9,
A. for their work in France and ex
pressed regret that he was not able
10 confer an Official decoration.