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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
ANsELL CLAIMS BOARD
FAV0Rs HIS OPPONENTS
Clashes With Head OF Bar Associa-
ton Body Probing Court
Martial System.
CONBOY's RIGHTS QUESTIONED
Former Acting Judgc-Advocatc Says
New Yorker Should Not BE Mem.
Der of Committce-CaIls Present
Army Tribunal Un-Amcrican.

WASHINGTON. April 2l-Lieutenant-
Csolonel Samuel I. Ansell. former act
iiSure in the attack upon the army
m,;Sv ,nn "a system. accused the COM
n ,i or the american Bar Associa-
non today. with having placed itself
under the domination OF the war De-
nartment in its Investigation Of mill
the truth, Ills assertion. made on his
appearance before the committees was
GrsnS wba n" MsrSsa G By
tnat he was over suspicious and ON
the wrong track
elr Ms nrf nc ,;rs anYbodyI ioSls de-
ticcd law TWO and half times as long
tS Secretary Baker. don't propose to
surrender my Judgment 10 anybody. IL
YOU are for justice, this committee will
strike hands with YOU"
Opposes Martin Conboy.
-, Soionsi Anseil specifically. attacked
York. r'E 10 sit 1T M"r hs S9nS9E OF Tsw
ior-Generai cfowdcr. judge judge a d"" ns
asserted as TO make axe" him %'0ne' s Sase
supporter" of General Crowdcr For
that reason. Colonel Anscil said. MIR.
mittcc.
Mr.. Conboy was not present az tho
session, but Judge Gregory pointed
the committee had Known General
Cr3wdcr. and respected him highly.
ana added:
Il do not think ii would influence
my mind"
Calls system In-tmcricnn.
Colonel Anseil then proceeded with
his arraiEnmcnt OF the courtmartial
system itself. denouncinr i, as un-
American and the practically lin
changed survival of the old British
military code. adopted in 1874 when
soldiers were tho creatures OF Il SOW
creiSn or overload. The witness was
assured by Judge Gregory that he
might have all the time hc wished to
present his case or 20 call officers OF
others whose views he wished 10 be
presented. Colonel Anscll will con-
tinuc tomorrow with his carefully pre-
pared argument. lie did not pass today
beyond the Legislative history of tho
articles OF war. seeking TO show that
they have never been changed sub
s'antia!ly or brought into harmony
with American ideas OF right and JUS
ticc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
One of IL Children
F2ees From Home
Mother of 10 Babies Cries
Self Sick for
RN,ldaUay.

NEWARK. y. j., April 23.-The par.
able OF the lost sheep comes very close
to Mrs. Marie Casale. Of a Ferry
Street. for she has srieved herself
sick because li-year-od Frank one
OF her seventeen living children. is
playing hockey and has written
that he will go west.
Mrs. tSas;Lle is the wife OF Assembly,
inan Charles B. CaSale. They have
had nineteen children. but all the
cares OF bearing and rearing SO large
family have not preyed upon the
mother AS has Franks absence.
The twins died three months ago"
said Mrs. Casale today. "and two weeks
ago frankie disappeared. have Il
large family, but l cannot spare a
single one. | want Frank to return
and If the police find him they may
tell him he wont be whipped. Just
want my boy. lie wrote ME note
from New York a week ago saying:
I'm going TO Oregon with a rich man
and ] haven't heard from him since
lie was seen on Fifth Avenue later
by Newark boy who asked him TO
come back with him, but he would not,
II only frankie would como home
gould be happy again. even though
tho twins have gone and my two
brothers laid down their lives in
FrIndc"
Asked IL so large a family was no.
NJ times burden Mrs. Casale re-
piled:
Burden: Why love every one Of
them. They couldn't be a burden"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
bACkACHE AND
HEAVY Feeling
Weak, Nervous, Restless Wo.
man in Arkansas Hears of
Cardui, Tries 1t and Is
Greatly Benefited.
Now Recommends
1t to Others.

Peach Orchard, Ark.-Mrs. Monte
High, who lives near here, states I
Some time ago 1 began to have.
trouble with my back. I would ache
and l could hardly get up when
down. I was so weak ! would just,
drag around and did not feel like,
doing anything at all. / was so
nervous I felt l could scream, and
-. such heavy feeling could not
rest at all. 1t looked like I was.
going TO get down in bed. -.
heard of Cardui and thought /
would try it and see what it would
do for my case. After taking a few
bottles l grew stronger The;
bloated. heavy feeling left me. +
wasn't so ncrvous-in fact, felt bet :
ter all over. L took twelve bottlesi
and certainly was greatly benefited,
and can recommend it to any ono as
tonic or builder. I often tell others
how it helped and strengthened me-"
Cardui is a mild vegetable tonic,
with no bad after-effects. Its ingre-
dients act in a helping, building way
on the womanly constitution.
Ask your druggist. He knows
about Cardui. Some druggists have
sold it for forty years.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGToN, April ModiNea-
on OF Hriiish censorship regulations
cables passing through London from
the United States to South America
Vas announced today by the Nav.
COLOGNE, Anril ia party Of
fifty American officers and $50 enlisted
men all former ncwspapermen who
Tho part Wis touring the various bat
ueheids and bridgeheads as the guests
MEM YORK, April 2I.-Thc British
schooner Margaret May Riley. outward
n"nhn ior oran. went aground today
Hook. 49, ~" '''s' ''e"' 'an"F
NEW YORK, April el,---Areumcnt in
defense Of Joseph Rutherford and eight
other followers OF the late Pastor
Russell, was begun here today in the
United states Circuit Court OF Appeals
by Jesse Fuller Jr who souEh, 10
prove that the defendants had not con
spircd to violate the espionage act or
to obstruct the draft, the defcnda nts
Mi .n, rEcentiy released On bail from At
NEW YORK, Aprii o1-"Upwards of
1000 men OF the Seveniy-seventh Divi-
sion who have been promised employ
niSht as Wen as royal welcome home
WI! be walking the streets searching
i i work unless Mess many, more johs ,han
are now In sight are found within The
next ten days" was the dec,aration
made today by DR.. George W. kirch-
y. -; 80, wi " ISiHploSnCnt ior New
LONDON. April ol.-sir Eric cieddcs
to be appointed member OF the war
cabinet which will shortly become
known as the peace cabinet" the
Daily Express learns
kNDNNIl.LE, TENN April 2l--
Funeral services of former Rcprescn-
lative Austin. OF the Second District o.
Tennessee. were held hero today, hun
areas 81 friends coming from various
parts of East Tennessee 10 pay their
respects
LONDON. April 2l-rho whole Of
Ukraine has been cleared Of the TROOPS
81 General Pet!ura. tho peasant leader.
according To a Russian wireless mes
sage received here. The Soviet forces
nave occupied Kamanctz- podolskN
abom. seventy miles southeast OF Tar-
Mopoi. ana control the region a, the
mouth OF the pnieStcr River.
COPENHAGEN April ei.-Be!a Kun.
jhe Hungarian Bolshovist CHEZ. has
;rit for the front with ii STAFF, says a
Budapest dispatch. lie viii ,akc pcr.
soma! command OF tho Hungarian Rcd
b army. The hungarian population i,
reported acclaiming the Roumanian in
Nading troops and 10 be eager for the
restoration of the royal regime.
fAkIS, April 2l.--Prcsidcnt Wilson
attended the thcater tonight as one Of
o Imc GiS,inEuished invited guests az the
HhenihS OF { he Palace Thcatcr new
English playhouse. He occupied a boz
t..i1. rarls, Was the attraction.
PARIS. April 2l,-Thc naval por, OF
Schastopol, n the Crimca has no, bccn
occupied IL Russian Soviet troops nc-
cording 10 = dispatch to Tho Jouru.i
H'a Deoa's dated sunday, at Salonik!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
READS WILSON'S LOAN
MESSAGE FROM PL ANE
Demonstration Marks Opening of Victory Drive at Wash
lngton-Admiral Sims Delivers Address
Prasing Efforts of Pershing

"A navy" he said. has got 10 keen
n ,h., er. nmring a war We don, want
doinG to him. When the lighting is
on land about every third man is =,
newsnnper r9rrespondent. 50 YOU hear
something about that. and a ncwspa-
per correspondent is not any good un-
ieSS ne can tell YOU all the mistakes
ma haye been made and what we have
peen saved from that. hut we propose
nuM lnat the war is over. 10 tell you
SS son , about it. not only in speeches
out possibly in articles"
Admiral Sims said that the success
OK PAST Liberty loans had done much
10 put pep into every lighting man
a md, G ,o,, in very leader and
victory loan. More than loo crippled
Ss,oiuiers from Waiter Reed Military
,,,}si,i listened atteniively 10 Nd
ms references TO the navy.
Sims Buys First Bond.
b,,is Bnrke the actress. sold bonds
!" me audience after the address Of
bond. ''''
, The ,hrong of government employees.
ddsSmiSsed Cor ne .Sapi,al's opening
! ! ne presidentS message as spoken
, ,in nc,iG the ga, air and enumerated dis
Metcalf. a radio officer in the ,irplanc.
they craned their nccks to see the
pan soaring far above bearing tho
- w bOSt WI Us td'le 20 lncm Sc
distinctly.
Hello. hello. Treasury" cried ;hc
aviator. ~ am NOW 200 feet over YOU
in plane $500, from EollinE Field lie
then read the message and concluded
ny bidding sood-hy 10 the crowd
Sood-naturodly.
Glass Issues Appeal.
Secretary Glass today issued this an
peal 10 officers and employees OF the
Treasury:
-Four Liberty loans have gone over
the top our Country's appeal TO lis
men and women 10 make the last great
popular war issue OF government; OBJ
Victory Liberty loan
an overwhelming success reaches every
corner of our country today. and feel
sure that the patriotism Of peace yvDl
find expression in this loan no less cr
icctiNcly than the patriotism OF war
III other loans. The great battle for
Liberty and democracy is over and tho
victory is won. but let as not forget
mat all ;hc boys who made this VIC
tory possible are not Yet home and that
the wounded must be rchabilitatcd and
cared for
~ world is 10 be rebuilt. and in ;hc
fonuildng America is playing a trc-
nendous part, ana Americas. part is
your part and NY part. tho par: of every
nan. woman and child in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
CASUALTIES NUMBER 1856:
EIGHT ARE KILLED IN ACTION
SiA Nvintors Die in tccidruts While
Fort! Soldiers Are Disease
Victims.


,,WAsMiNGToN; April .i.--Casu,y lists
tIc information snow total OF 1876 casual =
Ties divided follows: Killed in action
eight: died from wounds. four: died from
iirp!dnc accident six; died from accidents
dlscaSH forty: wounded severely, eighteen
Wounded tdcsroc undcccrmincdb. eleven
wounded slightly. cght-onc: missing in ac,
ton, five.
Nirsin!ans and North caroln!ans in The
DIED FROM AIRrLANE ACCIDENTS.
piEp FROM - &eclbHHS s1ssF4 ASD OTHER
, Privates.
sane Harvcy f.: F!atbridge. Va.
DIED OF bisEHs sEtsie' y {
lriratrs.
,r,aylor. Nelson ~; Petersburg. Va
WOuSDED SEVERELY.
ucsuo, Corp"rni
w"GSD1iEp '5f DEGREl. P TSbErE B
, rrivatcs.
.Garnrr; Joseph s; Climax. y. =.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
PORTED WOUNDED SEVEKEIY.
=. y, "9iWin", Walker. christianshurg, Va
PORTED MISSING.
PORTED MISSiNti. M
Private.
DcOoa:d Walter g.; Fairwoodp Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
POPE HON0RS E. L. HEARN
Makes h. of q. General COMMISSIONER
Knight Commando. Order or
81. GPcKOry,

NEW YORK, April 2l.--Edward l..
Hcarn. general commissioner for
Europe of the nights of Columbus has
been nominated Il knight commander
OF the Order OF st. Gregory by Pope
Benedict in recognition Of his war vel
fare work overseas, 1t was announced
here today by william J. Mu!liSan,
chairman of tho organization.
According TO u letter from Knight
or Columbus supervisor in Rome, who
described an audience granted by the
rope to company OF American sol
diers and sailors March 90. the Pontiff
in concluding said:
1t is with particular pleasure that
give This special benedfciion to the
knights OF Columbus. They are well
known to me. I have watched their
WORK In LA nAst with special interest.
and their deeds in recent difficult times
are most praiscworthy. | impart from
the bottom OF my heart the bencdiction
asked for"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
tROSS-BETS RESULT IN
SALES Or sIO.OOO or BONDS

, SAVANNAH, GA, April 2l.-Under
!ross- bets b.tween two prominent
sitizcns OF Savannah that the other
would not ride the Seaplancs in the
CITY for tho centennial celebration, slo-
goo worth Of Victory loan was sold to-
gay. Judge Oliver L. Bacon bet T.. i
l.obinson. general passenger agent of
the Central of Georgia Railroad. that
hc would not ride the planes. under
penalty of Judge Bacon buying $4,000
OF Victory bonds. Mr.. Robinson nc
teptco, and he cross challcngcd Judge
1'a con under the same terms Both
citizens took their flight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
| BY Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-Trom an
a rrn n%,, LYING 800 feet overhead an
sons Victory Lberty loan messape to
a thronG Of $4,000 persons, assembled
~ the south steps Of the Treasury. by
tho use of tho wireless telephone and
"a newly invented sound amplifier.
few minutes later ADMIRAL Sims
from The platform addressed the same
praised the work OF the American
army III France. saying the navy WAS
the prolonged applause. Admiral Sims
responded by explaining that he in
terreted the cheering as an expression
any individual connected with IT.
Admiral Sims praised General Pcrsh-
ing ana me work OF the army
the admiral. the leaders on the differ
ent sides spend their declining years
INV writing books to explain That me
be nothing of that following this war
rhe navy has understood, as | have.
navy WAS really an auxiIiary of th,:
army. We We're on the lines OF com
mnnicai'on; There There was no individual
Those had 10 be maintained. The troop
Sims had 10 be got across. The sup
plies OF the troops had to he sent over.
There were all possible occasions for
friction between the army and navy.
but YOU can, search both the army
and navy and ! defy YOU 10 find any.
about the army, and neither is John
Pershing.
Many Petty Criticisms.
Nov. just a word about John Perish
lug. lie has had 100000 men over
there No one of these men has been
able 10 sec one .housandth part OF the
operations They run across a great
many ,disasrHcahlc things. They may
have been charged cents TOO much
in cantccn or they may have run
across q Britisher or an Italian or
Frenchman that they had row with
They come bach with all sorts of
small criticisms. For tho Lords sake
don't pay any attention to that and
don't pay any attention TO the people
in his country. tina; arc yappinc a;
John PcrShine's heels. No military
commander since the world began lia
had 10 do the stunt he has had 20 do
II he should have done that without
any mistakes he would nc tho\grcates:
military commander the world has
ever heard of. lie will tell you him
self lie has made mistakes so have
l. but. am not going TO tell YOU abou,
them.
ADMIRAL Sims explained that in his
srcaking tour through the Middle West
he planned TO tell what tho navy had
done, since its accomplishments nee
essarly could not be hcraldcd during
tho war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
NEW YORK OPENS CAMPAIGN
WITH LARGE SUBSCRIPTIONS

NEW YORK, April 2l.--Nictory Lib
serty loan subscriptions started with q
rush in tho Second Federal Reserve
,up TO noon IL, New York City alone
swcre approaching the 100000 900
mark. The quota OF the district, en-
sbrac;nE New York state. section of
Northern New Jersey and Fairfield
scounty in Connecticut Is 1880. 900 900
Big subscribers include the Irving
National Bank and Irving Trust Com
c.any, 100000 for themselves and
'licnts. and the United States Steel Cor
.poration. s25,oo0. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
OFFICIALS SEIZE WINE
Charles l.. Butter Puts In Stin Resist.
ance when Ills Home Is
Searched

Constable Brock and Sergeant Scot,
at Ashland yesterday sworc out search
warrants aud raidcd tho home of
Charles l.. Butler on the Telegraph
load Selling fifteen gallons Of wine.
When the officers entered tho home Of
Euticr armed with search warrant.
Butler WAS alleged 10 have put UP a
s;if resistance. and was manarlcd and
taken to Jail before the raid could be
continued, II was asserted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
North Carolina Act Upheld.
I Ry Associated prcssi

w ASlllNGTON April 2i-ConSti;u-
ilona!ity of the North Carolina act OF
lal". designed to protect Watersheds
rom ire by requiring the burning or.
removal OF remains OF trees cui cor
coinmerc.a! purposes within 400 fccr
OF Watersheds was upheld today by the
Court in affirming convictions
undcr that act OF Fred a. PcrIcy and
w II. Crockett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
HOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
IN CAMPAIGN no WIN
iBN Associatnd Pa.


!. NEW YORK. April 2!.-The Bow
scouts of America announced here to-
Gay mat the organization would put its
mSmoership OF 4l0.9S9 men and BOYS
pchind the Victory loan. in response
10 request from Secretary Of the
treasury Glass. who has requested tho
governors OF all the Federal reserve
banks TO accord their active and SYM
pathetic co-oneration" with the Scout
program. Toward the four previous
foans the Boy Scouts turned in S5s. Us
subscriptions, totallinC s276.SeS45o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

Victory forum, erected in the park and
mayed upon tho jewels on the Victory
saltar.
Out near Lake Michigan. big guns
\ n ore fired. whistles blew and bells were
sruuG all over the city.
4 The campaign started with more than
1911, 00e, 600 in subscriptions. and it will
ghsSnecessary TO sell more than $1,000
5000 worth OF bonds each twenty-four
shoUrs in order to obtain this city'S
tquota OF slSs 100000 before the end Of
the drive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
TANKS AND PLANES
FEATURE STARTING
OF CAMPAIGN HERE

Continued From First Pase1
meeting a, 5:l5 O'clock this AFTERNOON
IN M !ii N:s SFoad street terminal. The meet
m .onco De held in the north end OF the
N'lantc Coast Zinc Railroad here held
,no-,;ms "us'astic meeting yesterday
The Woman's Club the o.,y orrani.
T II1,. ?, in aighland Park working as a
arranged meeting 20 be held nj S.I5
. cioGK tonight in tho auditorium of
s s9s liz MilEh la Park school; The speak
~. and short talks Will be made by
ticrpert W. jackson, chairman Of he
u Fev Sy ana m lieutenant Bogss. son
Laurel Street Methodist Church. '"'
Name Women's Committees.
Momen's organizations selling bonds
- re booths 'oday as announced last
',sh, ny Mrs Il. G.. cabcll, chairman,
mans Service. Mrs. o. J. SANDS o' cb NO.
iii,in s1,; fourGurean;T Temple, Girls AUX
u. Daniel, chairman Second ard t Ppt, .
3.rGets' Colonial DANES, Miss Ella
coke. oofe, chairman; Thalh!rrAr's. MUSES.
man Miller & Rhoa ,t fi ians to G"a ~.
Tur Dies Mrs. T. 4. Srnyth. cnair.
The motion picture. tTh. p;io. 90
ccun!t9F!um OF the John Marshali HIN
sBG; n9o., under the direction OF j. II.
VII, 10 nnperintendent o: SCHOOLS. I:
III pe repeated tonight A. Inc Pint
sora Juhlor High Scnool u. 40 o'clock
1 Inc 1o'nT2IrrGH night III tho Bainbridge
10y HiGh school, in South Rich
Hol ~ open 10 inc public and no chi.
,,.s, w! De admitted unless accom-
I'll, y. ~ 4Gnits. fou. minute talks
a. cacn meeting c's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
MORTON CASE CONTINUED
worthless Cheek rasser win b. Give,
hearing by CrutchfieId
on April -

,ra II; i; Merton, who was brought her.
OF passing check for So IN "a charse
inent Tor an automobile. the cSacl
pp9'inE 10 be worthless. it is .,sser,cd
whep ms 49,. con linned un;i April -
Mnsh arranged IN Police Court vce
.erdSg. lie pleaded that he Mad conc
20 AKRON 70 attend the funeral Of Ia
p ,n VINO ne asserted, was killed IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
ROANOKE RAISES SsS,1Oo
IN OPENING DAY OF DRIVE

ROANOKE, VA, April 2l.-whilc the
victory Liberiy loan in Roanoke is lot
expected 10 set i'll fun swing until the
lToop trophy train arrives Wednesday
night, incomplete returns toniEh,
showed thnt the first day OF the drive
Noted subscriptions totalinr SIS -oG
as follows: Norfolk and western gen
eSal ohiccs. St5,250: Roanoke banks
a"s'o0o; Ninton, $1,000. Roanokes quota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Good Road, Nc, ~ ~,

u, nc c2ecu,iEc committee OF tho
Y!IEahId 1000 Roads Association vim
meet here THURSDAY. pursuan, "a liz
call OF ;. l.. !.upton. president OF ,bG
ASSOCIATION. The meeting Vi!! be h.id
nave special session OF The S;cno-,i
assembly called 10 consider ,ne -c,,s
Question relative 10 securing N. FED.
the construction OF highways. 'oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
VILLAGE OF oLDSMAR FIRST
As FLORIDA TOWN TO REPORT

ny Associated Press
--,lAMPA. FLA, April 2l.--Thc village
q c!HsHar was the first Florida COM
nunit% 10 80 over the top in the Vic
rory Liberty loan campaign. Al three
minutes past midnigh, a nass-rncctinc
Q. villagers had subscribed sll,650
9ldsnar's quota was $1,000 Tic viii
.aSs was among tho first 10 subscribe
rs quota of the Fourth Liberty issue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
NORFOLK OPENS DRIVE WITH
MONSTER MASS-MEETINC:
10y Associated Press.l

NORFOLK, VA, April ol-Norfolk
opcned tho Victory loan drive 'odav
- m monster ma meeting. at which
car!y S1,SoS.5oo OF tho City's quota of
S',H"Hioo was speedily subscribed
~ INSCRIPTIONS from other sources will
niirs The total we'll above the $1,000
utt mark for the first day. The meet
jnE vas addressed by j. H. Movie
Assistant Secretary OF the Trca sury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
DI.mis.cx Tcunc...c,, Comn,.,,,

prcmc Court today dismissed nroc,sh
inss instituted by the state of Tenncs
500 AGAINST tho state of Arkansas n e
l.evec District to obtain relief fro
damages caused by the ovcrflowinu
iand on the east side OF the Mississipy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
SECRETARY GLASS
SPEAKS AT CINCINN Att
fRy Associated rress.I

~ .NS>ct'dNcu lfcSS.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Srcretary OF
tne treasury Glass spent today here
working with the local Liberty loan
committee on the first big drive for
ihs nth loan. Secretary Glass spoke
a. husic Hall tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Halfway station Destroyed.

lRIS'TOL. YAA April 2l.--Fire OF
unknown origin destroyed the freight
depot OF the Carolina, Clinchneld and
Tennessee. cntailing a loss that is es
timated at $4,000. according 10 news
reaching here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Kelley Called Ava,

Colonel c. u. Kelley executive h.cr.t.rv
o' the State Council Of Detense WIN u.
TO have delivered an address before ~,
AsSocistion OF Methodist Women for Soc,.l
Service at Centenary Methods church
Wednesday afternoon. has been called "a
Washington on important business Ia co..
uquehco. the meeting has been Eostponeg
q ApriI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

iiARi!iSHt'RG. April 2l.--l SpcciaD
Mrs: caroline Hannah koon1z, widow
OF i'hiiip j.. koontz. died of pneumonia
saturday at her home near Lacey
Sprinc: She was the daughter Of the
~" W. ". West and Barbara y. Mot
fctt. and was seventy years Of age
SURVIVING are scNcn children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
nabltunla Constipation Cured

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSlN" is spc-
cially prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative
for Habituai Constipa ton. 1t relieves
promptly but should be taken regular
~ for II TO 81 days to induce regular
action. II Stimulates and Regulates
Very Pleasant to Take. soc per bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Weather s,iII Halt, r,,tuh,.

st. JDIINS. =. r. April 9l-Thc
proposed oyc.-thc ocean air flight Was
Today again postponed by Captain
rFrdcricii T. l;aynhnm, british aviator.
and Harry g. IIawkcr, his Australia n
rival, owing 10 adverse weather condi-
tlOnS prevailing in mid y llnntic