Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
SUNDAYS TROMBON|sT
!. !. IN Y. N. c. A. UNIFORM
- ;ssS
Past Seven Days Rcmbd Damon
!, ~ Runyon OF "Old Homo Week"
iSt>, Back Home.
BEET EVERY ONE You KNOW
CORNER Auto-Racing Promoter Is
Working With Pick,
While Actors and Actresses Splash
Through Mud in .argonnc Forest.
RY nAMnN mINYnN

i.lisa-h IT1 THE AMERICANS On TIE
t.2,fS-lEGONNE FRONT. october l5--It has
ts6s-%n old home week" these past seven
+ y!aays or the road through the Argonnc
o'..forest behind the advancing American
,.S'.ies.
-: SerEcan: Alexander Wo,cott former
Sew York dramatic critic. hurryiug
.Tiforvard on mission for the Stars and
:, Stripes the soldiers newspaper, says
.'ovr'y new American attack reminds one
ct big ''frst night" because YOU meet
- el.er$ OIL. iou know.
Homer Eodehcavrr. Bill? sunday :
Hirem1onist WAS one OF many familiar
,..HSUres that passed along the muddy
I'd, I'D. iSacinE into The dark woods
Division chopped its name into history.
,,Eodeheaver wears the V NJ. &. -. uni
form, Hc was saying he would like to
GS,n idea which he thought might help
,ilr co?,n,rnder.. in his work. The ma
-.i,HBil! Wellman, former auto racing
II romoter. vas discovered swinging u
..p!!ci; with colonel Regeie's pioneers,
,highway within the sound Of tho can.
Riii had just received q work appoint.
oSte- hated To lose him. as he says
s;ll swings z mean pick
-a.e: Mayo. playwright. with Tommy
..Giray. also playwright, and bill Nor
itriSScy. raudeviilian. went SptashinG
.,.ast Wcllman III all army auto. Thsy
sea; om VI 10 artillery position
..slna put on a show with the rear OF :;
'en,s truck for stag TIC summers
r1e distant hills between aets.
Tho members of the quartet and
sit the 'shoci unit" because some OF
trays gags we're shoch 20 INC as
etA;ion; SHERMAN "llq ip,y,s,o; Sow wE
"a been in all kinds OF wars was
.:.-sfcfiy interested i'll the. announcements
.,.t.Gt his old teammate, CHRISTI MATHEW
.-,,otG> is in France. an oi!ccr WIN INC
s--Sv gas service
Harry Niemeysr, former .;n SG ,No r rosd
'oTinf edit9r a prsTefd along the F0"'
John Leroy scott, author, stood an
klc-dccp in mud, watching the process
.tcns Of trucks. He is also y NJ
,isrmen Whitaker and Maxi,ni.ian
Tus,.r, more authors; held pariey
N:-ie Antoinet,e and Louis XVI were
arrested when they tried 10 escape to
Germany and brought back 10 Paris
i; Was almos, authors day" on the
r.ai 10 the ArSonne.
POET GRASTLASU RICE
rLODS THROUGH MUD
out OF the woods where the big guns
wc.e ripping away tramped muddy
aoc,. He was Gran,land Rice. iieuten-
~ o. sT,le7y he waS IoP1ia'n nneE
=
iwsSe handicap 70 l'oesy. Rice had
4teu serving viii. the guns roundinS
rsf'forest. He was the only poet en-
countcred on ,hc road.
E;isc Lea, former United States SEN
70. from Tennessee. was found COM
branding 4 regimen: OF artillery.
~ Il viii DC seen a rather mixed az
--esetion c!u:tcred the road TO the Ar
:seelnc. Celebrities could he picked OUT
oT';he welte. OF trihic like nies cut OF
BOARDING house soup.
Viii Irwin. war CORES pondcnt. was
,,.,l h,,x, Ia, t.N1,, - ef1
slong the forest thorouEhfares. Jerry,
'N.'ihc soldiers cal! the German, had
;-is'd rcEula. streets and named
thrm al.
y famous American general has To-
-',:cd headquarters in concrete
'sseiteral lie was directing the battle
- telephone. He took pride In cX-
hia;lng . duEoU: under the house as
elaborate as mine workings. IL had
sch German bo,rh-proot shelter
5Ne Eere7al called Il his Annette