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iLBEM ,Ri.E GOES Qu>urI:u
MILLION tHDNE oI-pJ>

Especial I" The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May s.
IN" total subscriptions TO the mira
Liberty loan IN Alb"mar!c counts in
Guiding characteristics. we're .7oS.3op.
me aiioimcmt was 'iGOi00 ana the
$2A2,9ec. a little moro
IMAM % per cent above the allotment
me numhcr of subscriptions taken by
az the banks was 2.576 Tho ainouu,
subscribed was about 100000 more
than In tho second Liberty loan and the
mnmher nrOhnblN son l.lrrnr
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ZIONIST MEDICAL UNIT
Quo Equipped Ivy lIndu.sah WIN
do Work in
Palestine.

NEW YORK. May S.-Thc Amcrican
Ilonls, Medical Unit. equipped !,y
iiadassnh. the womcu's Zionist organi-
Za'ion. has complied with all require.
ments Of the american government
as we'll as those OF the British govern.
m"ni and Will sail carly in May Cor
work IN Palestine. '!t is expected that
TINS unit Will lac a conspicuous factor
in the execution Of the organization
ana sanitary plans for the restoration
OF the ,anI.' says Henrietta SzolI.
cha Irll.nm of Iiadnssail.
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NrS. iIInrrnrct -. Inub

ISpcclaI 10 The Times Dispatch.1
HARLOTTESVILLI:. VA. MAY s..
Mrs. Margaret Sprousc Lamb wife Of
W. Newton Lamb. is dead at her home
near "kutledec." this county. after a
brief illness. lcSidcs her husband she
leaves six children. The funeral will
sake place at Laurel liill t~,urch. the
service TO be conducted by tho Rev. NJ.
L. canister. OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
REFORMATORY WORKERS
Inmates Of one Institution Provide
sweaters. Srnrfs, Etc, for
Soldiers.

NEW YORK. May Tone hundred
women in Bedford Reformatory have
been working for the Red Cross" states
Agnes NJ rcnrose, assistant secretary
Of the Church Mission Of Help. Hun
drcds OF sweaters. scurfs. socks. and
"riStlcts have been turned over 20 tina,
society The Church Mission Of Helm
IS the organized effort of the Episcopal
church i'll Diocese Of New York for
the rescue and rehabilitation OF way
ward girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS
ThmrSton. the Magician.

The Academy is having quite an un-
usual attraction this wcck in the way
Of glimpse into the occult through
thc medium of ThurSion. the famous
magician. with Il matinee Saturday. Il
has always been Thurstou's custom to
present many now mysteries each sea-
son, which is perhaps his most potent
claim to popularity, and his perform.
ance at the Academy is along lines now
TO the amusement world. and is an cX.
hib,ion which is mystifyn. in the eN-
IRENE.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


liAiHOTTESNIILE VA, May S..
The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Elizabeth
Irving. who died yesterday at the home
OF her son. Willard y. irving, took
place al . o'clock this afternoon from
NC residence ON Lexington Avenue. the
service being conducted by Or. Henry
'. Battle. of the High Street Haptisi
church. Mrs. irving was the wife Of
the late Captain Charles 3 Irving. Of
fluvanna County
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Fail. to Thror Zbys.ho.

CHICAGO. May S.--Scrgcant Earl
Caddock. Of the National Army and
worlds champion heavyweight, wrestler.
failed TO throw Wladek Ibyszko. the
Polish titlcholGcr, in two hours here to-
night. but was awarded the decision ON
points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

/ ...tus. FLATS: mace 10 oru.9 ~ ~
J! A-t.L.E 81 ~ NiHuLson glN2
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Aviator Cndcf Killed.

NINEOLA, y. y, May s.--Onc Amer
lean aviator cadet was killed and three
others were injured in Il collision be-
tween two airplancs above Central
Park, Long Island, this afternoon. The
student who was Killed was John Il.
Erwin. of Muldrow. Miss. The injured
cadets are Ralph Il. Jeremy. Of wilkes
Barre. Pa, and Julian r. Vidnor o.
Washington. ID. G..
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
Inc Si'iitlifd Raiirnan 80 the >uutL
ELIEGTINE .AL.KII. y IaIs

EFFECTIVE .ArRII. .. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and south: $40 A Al ,,,
t;l5 H. NJ. Lao A. II. " a"a
Fer Norfolk :, S:Va a. ~. 900 A 81. go,
FOR y. q w. Ry., West: gu >: a,
$500 ~ NJ. S:35 T. 81 ." NJ
FER Petersburg: 10 q. Al. Cos NJ
20 =. Nj. 900 a NJ. $50 A. NJ oo :,
~ 400 T.. NJ. t3.4J T.. 81. 5:55
10 A. NJ. S.3J L. 81. = "a
+. 81 w
Trains arrive Richmond daily; GOO &c
~ \ ~, 1855, a. NJ, $50 a. 81. lilo
y. NJ. '-:lu u. NJ. Tl.VU l.. 81 G:Oy T. 81
90. l.. NJ. 1:ii T. NJ. s:l5 T. 81 a.
Except sunday. TSGnuay only.
Tine OF arrival and .icuarturs anil con
r"fiior~ guaranteed 49,
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EXTENSIVE INNESTIG
1--WE nEEN MAUE IN STA

Investigations made through tho dc
nartmcnt OF Or. !. i. Mastin. secretary
OF tho state Board OF Charities and
Corrections. who is chairman Of the
Governors committee on law enforce
mont, show that vice and gambling arc
rampant in some of the communities
br. Mastin has informed the Governor
that through lack Of cooperation
among the law enforcement officials
conditions are growing worse Iur-
reyors<of vice, he says, have establish
cd regular itinerary. which includes
practically all OF the towns contiguous
TO the camps. When public opinion
forces action by officials in one town
they move 10 another; and so on. until
they have visited them all. When the
circuit is completed, conditions in the
first town have so cooled That they
arc permitted 10 return. Then the pro-
cess is rcpca ted.
IL is 70 remedy this condition that
tho officials OF all affected towns ana
cities arc here to-day. I:y getting them
all together, the Governor hopes to be
able TO devise system through which
all can work together.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES i1un SALE. 4,

car. used Very little. s,.5: Ford touring
car. good condition. $500 y. r. Tiii"r. 1879
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Important Neus
Quickly Told
Eucrts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum,
Space.

LONDON. May S.--ForciSn Minister
Balfour said in the House of Commons
to-day that the evidence was conflict
ing as to whether German prisoners in
Siberia We're being armed TO light the
allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

WITH TIL. AMERICAN ARMIES IN
FRANCE. May S.--Ecports received
from all the fronts ON which the
Americans are engaged, with the cX
ccption Of Picardy. said that quiet pre-
vailed tonight. principally because Of
the bad weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

- 49, ne a"- tuucs. wagons 40 ..-
, ~ S'', 'utp bodies. iJ,uuTlsyl i.
-. ~ ,..L = cluy Madison ISIi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

PARIS. May S.--ENcclsior states
that the month Of April confirmed the
allies supremacy i'm the air. The
French brought down 100 enemy ma
chimes. Fourteen machines were
brought down by Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

NEW YORK. May Sly proving 10
jury in the Supreme court toe day
that her ankles are not exact mates.
Miss Nlic" caStcrnan won Il verdict
Of S3.5oo damages for the injuries she
suffered when her ankle was fractured
in failing elevator in ii Broadway
thcatcr building.
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hLlns rUH Himr:-,..itA,.i.s
MuTuncYCIEs AND n,,,,,,rs :,

Ey'i health. ride FuA nlcyuly Eowlett
Bicycle 20. iIs West Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

oNHoN SIN. l?ls touring. run lcs1 than 3.Cp.
miles: perfect condition. Owner leaving
1,T reason for selling. Price right for cash
, ll'. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
TWO SESSIONS PLANNED FOR
REPRESENTtTINE WHILE HERR,

The conference Will he held in two
sessions. The afternoon session begins
at 2:3o o'clock. The program cor both
sessions follows:
Morning session. 10 y. NJ. Governor
Davis. presiding.
Our problem: How are we to solve
it:"--C;ovcrnor Wcstmorcland Davis.
Virginia camp activities" j.
T. AIasiin. II. H., chairman Governors
committee on law endorsements
Law enforcement IN camp commun:-
tios'-Major 1iascom Johnson, National
Army. law enforcement division. War
Department, Commission on Training
Camp Activities, Washington
How health authorities can, co -opca
atc"-Dr Ennion q. Williams. state
Health Commissioner.
Police problem in camp communi-
'ics'-T. y. Mitchell. chief Of Police.
Newport News,
'ro-oncration hy COURTS Judge
Jesse r. West. Of Wavoriy.
''T'roblcm from the standpoin, OF tho
Navy"-EcarA Admiral Walter Mclean.
United States Navy Conmandant. Fii;h
Naval District.
"froblcm from standpoln, of tho
Army riGadlcr- Gordon G;
Hclncr. National Army, Commanding:
ono Hundred and Fifty-ntth Field
Artillery Brigade, Camp Lee
"Frovo2. Marshars Problem Co!
oncl Wallace L. Scales National Army
Provost Marshal General Hampton
Roads District Newport News
"Intcr-community co-opcrati q II -
Abort l.. Roper, OF Norfo!k. mcmhr'
OF Governors committee on law on
torccment
Open Discussion.
Afternoon session. $50 J.. M.--C;ov-
crnor Davis. presiding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

HONhSrEit Wanted. 1915 or lJi1 STATE
Nuke. condition ut engine. tlrcs and iow.,t
"ssh rri"H Give phonc number. j ~ care,
.itW""- Dlruarrh Z
WANTED, .iEht roadster or touring CIR.
Enp" 'pnN'llou. GIVE details ID lgs care
-tm-s- Dispatch.
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Named >icnrarunn Minister

SAN JUAN DEL. SUR. NICARAGUA,
May s--hiego Manuei Chamorro. for
1ner Minister Of Foreign Aiairs. has
becn appointed Nicaraguan minister to
the United States.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Al.L-lsAIL LINE TO SoHEOlk
Leave Eyrd street station. itilhnomh
fH 30 : ST. III, 's:0S A. NJ go" a ii.
ZOE l:iHciIisutG AND TIE WEST
80 y. 81. '3.U 4. NJ. IS 81 u 81
A..Ne iilchInond from Norfolk: .II:la
a. A.. - +. NJ From the West: .7:3s
a. NJ, ic:lO l., ~. II 80 l.. NJ. .s:l5 g. ST
Dali tDa!y except sunday :Su,day
t'rIlrs- ~ l.. Main ST Phone In, A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
BUSINESS SERl ICE

BUSINESS si.n.,,Gs utrr.nED. I'd
~ .>!.>'.S. ~ ~ i>I.S. :uadn IL ururr 4,
" MosrIcy q Go Madison :l..
COAL is money. sale all possible by using
insulation. Suuth"ra Asbestos Al.mYi.g-
iuflu. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
WILL Danish VICE FROM
TERRITORY NEAR CAMPS
Governors Conference With 200
State Law Enforcement Oni-
Gals Opens This Morning.
FEDERAL AGENTS TO ATTEND
Investigations Show Presence of
Conditions OF Grave Menace to
State Itsclf-l.ack of Co-Opcra-
ton Partly Responsible.

In an effort 10 provide means through
which commercialized vice will bc
banished from those parts OF Virginia
contiguous to the various army and
navy training camps within the state.
zoo law enforcement officials of the
affected territory Will NEE; here this
morning in the Hall OF the House OF
Delegates. The conference viii be call
ed TO order at 10 o'clock by Governor
Davis and will be addressed by him
and by representatives from the var
!ouS environments. the War and Navy
Depar tmcnts and state officials.
Governor Davis Will lay the problems
10 he solved before The conference in
his opening address. For several wcck:;
he has been Investigating reports Of
The presence Of commentaries vice i'll
the various communities. His invcSti
CATION has convinced him that Condi-
tons exist that arc not only a danger
10 the health and morality Of the SOL
diCrS and sailors. hut that are also a
grave menace 10 the State Itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

HOT SPRINGS ARK. May S.--'rhe
fourteenth biennial convention Of The
General Federation OF Womcns clubs
adjourned sine die tonight with the
completion of a program tina; included
as speakers Dr. Anna Howard Shaw
ami others. Mrs. Newton II. Bakcr
SANG a number Of war songs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

n ITS cleaning. wHAing or sla::i!ng iiours.
uhfh hoors made night. CaII kanuo.pa
3l2v NIIIldiu Johnson
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resolutions ~.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old Dominion Line

tMain Street Cnrs To Isont.,
steamer isaves iticnmond Every Nicbt
at U CLOCK. Connect wIth Main na
steamers. leaving Norfolk tor New YORK
dairy except Sunuay 100 l.. NJ l.ounc,.tI','.
made by y. IL w Ry. 500 r. 81 ., 'oi
G .: Try. nj 400 +. N. daily cAcepI Sun
day. Might line steamers stop AT Clare
mont. ana are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Co
James River by Daylight TO Norfolk Oid
Point. Newport News aud James River
landings; monday. Wednesday and Friday
ut 600 a. NJ '
Freight received Tor river points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

LONDON. May S-Thc British gov
crnmcnt. Bonar Law told the Commons
to-day has not yet arrived at de-
Of racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

Baker to-day expressed confidence in
the ability OF American manufacturers
TO produce all machine suns needed by
the American army. lie made his
statement as Il result OF several days
invests cation OF statements that pro q.
ductiou 81 heavy type Of Browning
machine guns was far less than prom
iscd by manufacturers.
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\ !LANIIC tOAor LINZ. I...lI.HOAD COM
pANN
3nice OF the Treasurer.

Wilmington. :. a., Msy J. 1915
ne iioarI OF uIrcCtOrs OF ..iluni.. ,oas [
Ing it"'Iroa" company has declared :,
"l'lhriH -! - per cent the preferred
.hpiIi stock 81 mat company. payable at
INC one: OF the treasurer, " ilmIu.Iou. y
g.. OH aud af;"r May 10 lslS. The transfer
Looks are closed from April 80 10 May 10,
l!le. botn inclusive
JOHN r. REID,
|rf..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

81 Ally OF snsrtriIIng raZvr biaors of
ali hiHua and all hiua vI IaAn moScl \
hharItcucd n. Reeves Barber Supply Goa
CALI. EindOlpn 1884. We bug Jcwcitt.
dianonhs. gold ana SILVER. WIN call et
Nnnr IrsINnmac
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LODGES AND SoCil:TIEs.

"a ,lat,d, '3L1r nui,ntgn u ;e,!e--
M win b. hold In ,n" Mr.nnic ran.t,Ic
Ti'i! ,,Tith SDtYl EI-l;N. ~ a.
b" o. lpr.S. NHrlb.-t ~ IT tor 'ndrr., 81 ma
re- sion, or' nr-m Cordially invited
~ "ri"t or IN" wur h!rful muster
J., " MINER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

CTFTCE or THE COMMIssIC NFRs. G..
Washington. Il G.. April 20. 1918. Scaled
nropos,ls viii 10 rsc;ciiycd ~ this .":hcc.
T. NJ Mas -. i9iS spr furnishing and do
liv"r'nE du'inG; nc liscnI Year b"Einninr
curhiuc-.t Sp"; ii"ations and form OF PRO-
posai May BE- obtained un"n npplica,ion 10
the purchasing officer u. -. Room. 20
district I;niidny. Louis HRnWNL OW
John e. II. KNIGHT. W. GWYNN GiH.
DINER. Comm. s.iontrS. ". O.
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THE AiLAEIIc LAND MD IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.

Notice II hereby given that the regular
annual meeting a; stockholders OF the At
l'Ntlc Land and Improvement Company VIII
H. T., hc'I AZ the Office OF the company. 4,
bEFd street station. III the cry ot Rich
mond. Va. on TUESDAY. the list day OF
shay. lsls. at 1890 o'clock l.. NJ. Tor the
ci"ctiou OF directors, to consider a certain
contract with The President OF the United
states relating 10 operation, compensation
ami othr. matters connected with or grow
inS on, T.; he taking over by the President
o! part. Of this compnny'a property used
IN tonuect!cG with the system of trans
port OF tho Atlantic coast Lane Rail
road Company. and. &c deemed cNDcdicnt. to
UthoriZe ratfy the execution al sucn
luntract and for the transaction OF such
other business may come before tho
meeting.
II. l.. BORDEN. Secretary.
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NO BRIGHTER PACE IN ALL
HISTORY, SAYS DR.. ELLIS
American Soldiers Play Part of He
rocS in Deadly Combat
With Huns.
BELGIAN TELLS EXPERIENCES
Was Present When Summics Swept
Back German Sappcrs Who We're
Endcavoring to Clear Way for
Raid.
Thy AssocIatch Press

" - Oi>'' wa! . Nv
w 49, '"' i''"'"
deeds, OF America, solLi,r. cyh,inr ,,o
prusstous. ,lcrI,rcl Dr Wu,i,,, q.
ELLIS nj s,,,r,b,,orc u, v.h, .;,.o,,
here last night on I, French ,ircr T.,
Hcscribinr ,hc neh,in,. ,hrcc WOOL. ,e.a,
in the American s.ctor az Anrcuo,,,
uor,hwcs, of .rouI which hc wi,,c.,,L
"our hovs fouc,t inc h,ran., :,
continued although ,hcv woro mt
,u,,,,
,.a
The ARM IN Now Walk ,Is rirc x,s
,ho, ,.,
,.,'t, IN, oi. ,''s ".'''uS' ""I ne d'ew d
man ,icu,on.n, Tho >,,or;c.,, a,.ar
- NV 'e -
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'ICttliiS.
OFFICE OF TIE STATE HIGHWAY
Z" Y W W - Z Y -
EiChnlonl Va prIl TO n

Richmond. va. April 80. 1918.
BIDS will bc received at tho Office of the
state Highway Commissioner. Richmond.
Va. until ~ o'clock noon WEDNESDAY
May H. 1915 for constructing 4 foot con-
crete shoulders Ia 40 miles OF the concrete
road between Petersburg and I.akemout.
known the Ilopcwell Road in Prince
George County. Va.
Plans and specfca lions on file at tho Of
tjcr OF tho State Highway Commission
Specifications furnished on application 10
4 certifed check for $500 must accom-
pauy each bid
Thc right is reserved to reject any or all
G.. r. COLEMAN
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MASIIlNGToN. MnN

WASHINGTON. MAY 5 Thirty OF
Pcrshinr's men. tanned ana hardened
by trench life in France greeted Pros
idcni Wilson Tonight at :, local thea
ter amid Il whirlwind Of applause. al
the end Of the third act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

FORD IsiT touring. EXCELLENT cordItion II
s9uth Tenth Street.
overland touring. newly
Street
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srE,IlI. AuriCE>.
......IC LvAoI Il.>f. l;AIi-I,,,A,,-,,-
fANi

- ono" Of me Secretary
.>V,lS' - mtr'Sy hrSu 'mas .nc regular
"u"u', "in Et"srni incrtin, OF stuCh ION.
fs 90 lhs At''"uc .oust l.uc iiaiIroId
,v'"P". y ~ d" he!A az the once -. tu,.
ty.'p" ~ ~ i'SrG street station IN IN
yhy ol EiSh,n""!. Va, um ICi.sDAG. tue
-ist Ih$ 81 Aay. i:i>. at II ,p.ygk \ 4,
tor th- ciecuon of directors am! uInr,.r. -,
.oi..uef a certain contract witA tn. Pres,
''hb o' 'At lHil'G states relating H..
ration, compensation uud oinvr matter,
Connected vita or growing vut OF the
tahih. over T.! the President Of the com.
pans Ii'!fo"t hha system OF tTansuort.-
non. ana II deemed cNpcu!eut. 10 .!Gl.ur!Z,
"a ILliy itc execution. VI sUtn Cuutrt,t AMI
Tor IN" u""s"cton uf suSn other bUsinrs,
- ma! come nc!oIg thu iu-Vtins me-
ti'S!c' BOOKS oi iHc company rlI clos.
"cdncsda!. Ma! ;. ir!s at :. - clock t. 81
anl Nlli 10 r'upcnsu "Wednesday Mn
1915. at 10 @ clock a NJ '
III. !. BOi:DI.N. Secretary
4hl- Annual iHrcunS VI Inc mutual As.ur-
"hco Sot.et? OF NTSulH VIII toe held q,
IJiS. at ! O'Clock l.. NJ
u MbrtrI kiSC; Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

JAsi NE iiHcS jewelers. 3l2 t.as, Mn.n
street. buS. sel!, exchange aud Et--
MOIST DIAMONDS H. THE LATi.St
= LES. OiG Eo!J and silver ,!waSr tanrli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

NEW YORK. May S.--Eour mon are
believed TO HAY" been crushed TO death
and twelve others We're Imprisoned in
4 cave-in to-uigh, i'm e subway cxca-
walton in Brooklyn The mon were
buried under scvcuty-hvc feet %: earth.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
To and from Washington and beyond DalIy.

Leave Richmond Arrive K,chunpa
go AM TO 70 AM + 500 AM l1G5 px
Al SIS AM tl23O Pm si2a5 PM : a25 pW
S.2j.A AM 900 pm { SO phi ,IicS pW
80 N AM { $40 PM I COO PM ti230 nj
Richmond Washington Local, Lv. s2.iu I'M,
week days; si.l5 PM, Sundays; AT I'll As AM.
dali fredericksburg Accom-. week DAYS. Ly
t4ia PM: Ar. ss.l5 AM. Ashland Accom- Weck
days. Lv.sI.30 AM t.30 PM; .Ar.f6&0 A NJ, $50 Pm
At:lha ticket and baggage Offices not open
ior ms train 'Main Fl Sta
Byrd ST. Sta. stopping at Elbal Eiba Sta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

PEORIA Ill. MAY Shaving been
found guilty Of disloyal talk. 6. IL
<aman. former principal Of the Lin
coin School here. was sentenced to
serve three Years in the Federal
Prison at l.cavcnworih. lie was fined
$4,000
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Omen DiscuSSion.

Afternoon session. $50 J.. M.--C;ov-
crnor Davis. presiding
Open discussion.
resolutions. II. !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

n' ana maze them. t.inS
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
TUESDAY IS TAG DAY
FOR "ALLIS0N FUND.-
city Club Hopes TO Complete $4,000
for Family Of Murdered
Policeman.

Next Wednesday will be Glenn
Allison Tag bay" in Tulsa. and the
women Of the city will take their
places on the important street cor
ucrs to tag the public in behalf or
tho dependent family OF the muir
dcred policeman.
The city club, which started the
movement to raise a fund of $2,5OO
for Mrs Allison and her children
has already raised about $500, and
at the luncheon at ketchum hotel
Yesterday Secretary Rogers an
uounccd that the wives and daugh-
tcrs Of the city club as well as wom-
en- from the various womon's organ
i2ations Of the city had agreed TO
serve as "taggers." The city COM
missiouers have endorsed the move
mcnt.
Glenn Allison lost his life in the
discharge Of his duty as Tulsa po-
Hceman. lie was shot and killed
one night last February by the high
wayman, "Woody" Russell who was
recently given term of life impris-
onment for his crime.
This Is one of the worthless
causes the people OF Tulsa have ever
hN .an opportunity to give to-" said
| Remington Rogers, OF the City club
yesterday There has been much
talk during the past year about the
| efficiency and inefficiency Of the
Tulsa police force and whether the
mem bers have done their duty. Glenn
Allison was an officer who died FOR
| law and order. lie fell on the bat
tleiiue Of duty and the people OF
Tulsa have an opportunity to show
| that they appreciate his sacrifice
| We all know that the cost of living
| In Tulsa makes II impossible for a
! policeman who is a man of family TO
save up anything to leave them in
/ case he s suddenly taken from them
I There should he a pension fund for
such cases but as there is not. We
should do the right thing by Allison's
( family and show our officers tha,
we are not unappreciative Of theiI
| sacrifice when tragedy takes them
away"