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RESTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pr

RESTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro- lJ bate Court, July IS, 1919.
 Estate of Joshua B. Larned, late Of Cleveland, Ohio. deceased.
 Upon the application Of Anna Larned. praying that letters of administration on said estate, represented tntestate, may be granted as per application on file fully appears. 1t Is
 Ordered-That said application De heard ana determined at the Probate Office in Stanord, 1n said district, on the 9th day Of August. A. D 1919 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that pup. lie notice be given of the pendency of said appli- cation and the time and place of hearing there on by publishing the same once in some news. paper having a circulation in said district, ana by posting a copy thereof on the public sign- post in the town Of Stafford, in said District, . days before said hearing
 M D. OCONNELL, Judge.
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NOTICE.

The Registrars of voting district No Of th' rlage shop on Friday, Aug. 1st, 1919, and Au 1, Sth, 19l9 between the hours of twelve ocloci and nine o'clock In the aftern00n, Tor the pur pose of making an enrolment Of legal voter: O said town as provided by "An Act concerning Political Primaries and Caucuses' chapter l7 of the Public Acts Of 1901.
 JOHN C. WIGHTMAN,} Registrars.
 A. H. ADAMS,
 Stafford, Conn.,, July 24, 1919,
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SpasmodIc Sermon. A soft answer is no good for the guy who Is hard of hearing.
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EOR SALE-The standing grass on II my farm In West Stafford. Make cash offer. JAMES MURRAY. 7l Irving Place Brook lyn, N. Y. 4wl6
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EOR SALE.-Belgian flares. Pedi- lN gree and utility stock All ages. F: J.. BUTTERFIELD, Stafford Springs. 16tf
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NOTICE.

The legal voters of the town Of Stafford are hereby notified and warned to meet at the B0r- ough Hall in said Stafford, on Tuesday, July 2S, A. D. 1919, at 1.30 o'clock D. m for the following purpose. to wit:
 ITO see if the town will authorize the sale of building lot on the hotel property at staff ford Hollow and adjoining land or Mrs Clara Cummings.
 gro advise regarding grading on the hotel property at Stafford Hollow. And to do any other business proper to DC done at said meeting.
 Dated at Starord, Conn, this 18th day of July. 1919.
 VIM. R. TREBLE,
 DAVID BISSETT,I
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NOTICE.

The Registrars of Voters will be in session al the ToWn Hall, Union. on Frlnay. Aug. lsC, anf Friday, Aug. sth, 1919, from l2 o'clock noon un n iii 9 D. m., for the purpose or reglsterlng al those who wish to participate in. the coming caucuses L, B, BOOTH, Registrars
 union Conn July g, 1919.
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EOR SALE-Table, suitable for pic. N nics for dining table, 1OK 1t. long and sH it. wide folding two leaves. -
 FREDERIC FAULKNER.
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Cottage House For Sale

GRANT AyENUE-Best Residential Section splendid opportunity to procure good home IibeI al Terms. MRS. Fl. L. SULLIVAN, os Huntington Street, New Lonoon' conn.
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LOR SALE-A good medium-sized Re- II frigerator, priced s 00.
 MRS. LEWIS MCLAUGHLIN.

EOR SALE-A young horse, two car
 IT riages, farm wagon, driving harness. work harness. at a good bargain, Inquire at The Press Office. lfu
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A UTOS FOR SALE-One 1918 7-pas- A senger Studebaker, one Overland Touring, model 90. in first-class condition; VIII Graoe for a Ford runabout. PAUL GENHOLT,
 Phone N-23. Orcutts l6tI
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DOSITION wanted as bookkeeper an6 U stenographer. Address P. 0. Box 269.
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SECONDHAND Furniture bought and O sold. JOHN SENA.
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NX1 1ANTED-Gir to take care of chil
 W dren days from to o'clock. 5H days a week. or some one to take two children to board by the week. Please state prices. Box 45O, Stanold Springs.
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TOR SALE - Motor Boat at Crystal IN Lake, IS foot, Michigan steel, H. :P., fine condition. F. G. SANFORD
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TOR SALE-Chestnut Mare, 9 years
 II old. weight about 1900. sound and kind Price $25O. Have two horses reasons for selling only use for one. FRANK SKATER, Stanord Conn s4w12
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M ANTED-A girl to take care of three
 w children from 730 a. m. to p. m. Can have Saturday afternoon and Sunday on eacn Box 450. .r EWlo
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L~OR SALE, or will exchange for COW II good steady farm work horse. G. w., care Press office. l3
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TOR SALE-1916 Harley Davidson
 Motorcycle, three speeds, electric lights, with a 1918 side car in good condition. T, H.. SMITH, Stafford Springs, Box 386. '4w1T
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HARD and Soft Wood Slabs for sale at l | reasonable prices. AUGUST SCUSSEL,
 13tf K. D. }.
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UANTED.-Man and wife for farm
 w work. Will pay salary, also commission on products, at the Nelson Towne, place. 11tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
MEXICO GIVES
FOE CHANCE TO
SALT PROFITS
Allies 10 Stop Sale Of Bonds
Through NeutraIS,

WASHINGTON, April 2s-Rc.
fu,al by Mexico to recognize the
financial clause OF the armis,ice terms
by which Germany pledged herself to
the allies not 10 dispose Of any Of her
stocks in specie or any of her foreign
title deeds or bonds abroad whether
in the possession OF goyernmen, banks
or private individuals or companies, is
a subject Of discussion in Paris. i,
was learned today at the state depart
ment. Any action taken in the matter
will be for the present directed by the
representatives OF the associated gov
ernments and not by the United States
on its own initiative. Action OF some
kind. however. is looked for as soon
as the peace treaty is out OF the way
Mexico made known her attitude in
a reply to ~ +. Dejean, French
charge d'affaires. who in the name Of
the French government, warned the
Mexican government Of the determi-
nation Of the allies no, to permit Ger
many to profit in any way by the sale
OF securities and thus cheat the allies
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Of par, Of thehamase iudemniiiea,ion
that WAS TO be demanded OF Germany.
This was agreed to by Germany in
signing the armi'tice terms. bu, the
Carfanta government replied that ae-
ton on the part Of Mexico ia pre-
venting any such sales would violate
the terms OF treaty between Mex
loo and Germany and that the Mexi.
can government would not accede to
the request OF the allies.
A similar reply was made TO the
French government when the same
warning was conveyed 10 Mexico re-
gatding Aus,ro-Hungarian financial
holdings. /.
1t is believed in official circles here
that this attitude OF the Carranla gov
ernmenl was partly responsible for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
CAM RUSSELL
ASKS GOVERNOR
TO HOLD DEBATE
Corpora alton Commissioner
Challenges Robertson,

Campbell Russell, corporation COM
missioner aud one OF the active op-
ponents Of Governor Robftson's $50
100000 road bond proposal, today
challenged the governor for joint
debate on the merits and demeriu Of
the proposed big debt.
In a letter 10 the governor today,
asking for a Joint discussion OF the
proposition. Russell states:
FOR some thirty days now YOU have
been delivering public addresses upon
the proposed SsO.O0.0W bond issue, in
each Of which, insofar - l have been
able to ascertain, you haveA found oc-
casion to make personal reference
to me
Il always regret to refer to another
in his absence. Doubtless You have
felt a similar embarrassment. Also
the public much prefer to hear both
sides OF 4 proposition presenting al
the same meeting and from the same
platform.
~'You are hereby invited to namt
any time and any place in Oklahoma
where we may meet the public for
joint discussion Of this subject"
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.h|Ch SCHOOL MEN
TO NORMAN MEET
Local Boys Entered in Every
Event Next Saturday.

Every event in the fifteenth annual
Oklahoma Interscholastic track meet
held next Saturday under the auspices
Of the University Of Oklahoma, at
Norman, has been entered by the Ok
lahoma City high school track team.
Herbert Parish, who won the 70
yard dash, and half-mile run a. the
A. I NJ, college field meet April Is,
has entered the 100. 2D and A0-yard
dash events, the relay race and javelin
throw; Earl Boggs freshman. is en-
tered in the 100 and z20.yard dashes,
pole vault, running high Jump and re-
lay race; Tracy Robertson will try
for the shot put, discus and jsvelin
throws; Eugene Meistsf 10 lined for
the 20, ~ and 80D-yard dashes and
relay race; Rsssell Ke,p will try for
the ~ and 0O-yard dash. running
broad jump and rslsy; Robert Bon
nsnhefger viii enter boAh m-yard Low
end 10 high hurdles and the running
high jump.
Otter entries are. l00-yard dash,
Floyd Eschew and Paul Brand; shot
put, Paul Barnes. Glen Hatfield pole
vault, Dorset Carter, Floyd Mcbride;
W-yard dash, Floyd Askew, Lyndley
LYNDON <40-yard dash George Grant,
Lynliiy Lyndon; go yard dash. Jack
Wilhelm, Alex Towns; 10 high hur.
dlee, Rowan Taliaferro: discus throw,
pauf Jones, F. NcDride; running high
luap. z. Mcbride; iavelln throw. Pasl
BsrMes, Mcbride; running broad jump
George Grant. r. Mcbride. Floyd A.
kew.
Alex Towns, Robert koarks. Sum.
ner Brooks and Jack Wiihsim have
sntsfed ths mile run.
John Hersiaetoa and Dakin Board
man will cover singles sad doubfs h
tennis and Nat Lindsay and Hal Snod-
grass will compete In doubles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 2s-HOGs; receipts
heavy = 20 81 Hsis medium %sS
d2O IS. light ilss0d2o,s 30; pigs Siiss0
1915 CATTLE: receipts u. 200: lower.
Heavy steers I'll. 5000. 90; light e1o.t SO
1900. cows and heifers $500 49, 90; can
ners S5.s5dI0 rs calves 1l7.7b01t.00;
sockers $500 is 90. SHEEP: receipts
$1,000: strong. lambs {iIiSQlssS
ewes medium iii1S6ibSo; culls $4,000
II rs
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Sr. LoUio.

ST LOUIS, April as.--HOGs: receipts
ii.ooo; 8 to ioc higher; Light: iYosog
Rs, R,, 10 ms;s SSs sS :S
pfospscts higher. Native steers SiiSOO
1850; ysarlinss lii.Seois6o; cows
tio. .booIs 70: stocksrs. 80 o.oo0i&So;
prime southern steers 80. 000is.00; cows
7iS; calves T7soiS.5o. SHEEP: re-.
csipts $500; steady. lambs 10000
q 6o ewes ,l'oooit5o; Gamers u.so
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COTTON
LIVE RpooL.

in IXEHrSSa ~ s..sd ,.s.. x ,n sPss Ssos fGSS. s
sn:s ssss sss soes s'sSS osusis ~ ossl. %lS-
nary iS.sid. Bales Soe0 bales, including
$500 American. Ksosipts 1900 baleS.
including 500 American.
Futures closed very steady: April
1854; May i7iSd; July is.sSd; Sept
is sod.
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April x-BUTTER: low
cri creamery t3uJOhc. EDGB higher,
receipts VI ,'b5 canes. fifsts <7U(5kc,
ordinary hrs,s WtQt0nc; st mark,
cases included. %Mt2c. storage packed
alive. steady; springs ssc, fowls 3&c,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April ~ POTATOES; I;
firm. receipts 81 cars, northern sacked
and bulk white car lots f2 l6d2f6 cwt.
new stock Florida. SpauldinG rose 800
49.t0 barrel. Texas Bliss triumphS
(37b4I00 per bu.
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NEW YORK sUoAR,

NEW YORK. April "a. I.-sUoARi. raw.
steady. centrifugal 72sc; refined,
steady: cut loaf 10 soc, crushed TO- z5c, +,
mould A 9b0c. cubes 97bc. XIX pow.
dered D. zoe, powdered g.i5c. fine granu.
lated and diamond A A 90c, No, ], sB6c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
GRAIN
CHICAGO oRAlN ANo PRovisioNs

CHICAGO. Apeii ss.-Prospscts Of en-
larssd receipts hAA only . trSnsisat
bearish effect today on the corn mar
kst. On declines, ths fact that the ~
became hare Of offerings made shorts
scurry for protection and led % .
.hay upturn is pr!e:s o.snins ps.sss.
days sintsa . ixe .lower. with July
w. M:; Al S:s: :s.sS9 sst|S"'s by material 3D.
JAY and tcDlsmbsr rose to the high
81 Nvsls yet this season, but subee.
Sueptly hs4gilg ealss and liquidation b
hol4erS hSNa6ht about pronounced
weakness. rS.ess eiessd heavy. ~ y
txe pst iow1S, VITA July 3l.sS to d.Wx
and osptsmNSf tkS1N 70 t1.s3k.
AisG opsnisS ussSs srSsd 10 10 lsSss
socssi modGSls further gains.
Provisions Y8llled With corn.
Later. the .sssGSt SsS9ed again when
corn turned 6eWn6raoo.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. April S.--BUTTER;
creamery 6sc. flrsis sc; seconds tzc.
packing i2c. EGDS so.c. POULTRY:
hens 2yilo; foostets isc, broilcrs Csc.
POTATOES 81 sJu2t0
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the failure Of ths vsSssh eovsy,l ~
to receive Albsrto ]. psai . 05,
ister 10 France and ssclnsloa q No.
leo from me isseu n natloAA 4
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April rs POULTRY:
henh 32c. springs 3sc. turkeys 3Sc;
ducks 3lc. geese isc. BUTTER cream
cry 6ic. EGGS tIc.
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~ asslNQ csst rss,DkG

.. sue - XDsh s:.-S:sSS II. Il
lg1e1!l ls fslsa. oGs.. tSslaS a.
JySss ID n. X. ssui saalA..
~ S:ss(s SS.!s ss's,s:: -
q ~ h. ! is-isss@
q: S:ss:ss' IN s;alI;.:: <. = n
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FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. April 2s--CATTLE:
Mso6ia75, HOGS, receipts $500:
steady. Heavy $50 <002o6o. SHEEP;
receipts 5000; slow and steady. Lambs
lib O6 n IA 90
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HOG MARKET IS
WEAK AND LOWER
Prices on Cows and Bulls
Drop Here Also,
RIcGlPTs TODAY.
CsWs '''s''''''''s 'sts'ss'stsst Iivc
Caves s'.',s',,...,'''''.s' SoO
ho0e .sss.,..ssss..t'ssssss f,%OD

CATTLE Butcher and stocker grades
constituted most OF the opening day cat.
tie receipts here Few steers arrived
this morning. most Of those received
going 10 feeder buyers The market
was fairly active and steady on steers.
10 10 I6o lower on coys. and 10 TO 2bc
cows was lis 10 ti3. most Of the sales
being made for from % 10 1850 Steers
were sold to feeder buyers for from ti2
TO $3.50,
CIssisg QuetstioDs.
Prices OF the various grades Of cattle
are approximately ~ follows
btoers--
choins norn I'D ...........,.tl5. .fbgis. 80
Medium 10 good fed .,,.,.,., lt,ooglS, 20
Meal fed and caksd .,..,.,,. i5.oo9lb 90
Medium 10 good yesrlinss. D: boeN 90
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Lisss Ws,th len>nAseiss

Reason IL ~ Il VEN . iiUle ~
tighten osr stsps aat suble ~
through the josrAsy d ~ ctofA
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OR DAM HlethlaS partv.

OR peiv nls0Ney YertH.
r. RN. George H.. kineloving.
Episcopal bishop Of Austin, Tsxas,
bors in Bedford county. Virginia, 70
yesfs 40 today.
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Mn r 'is:s' 49, aa's ''';'.'' !; :ss'
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KANSAS dry cAsn DRAIN.

& SlAxsAs va, CITY a Az; ,.,s sTHSr: :, Z 1, y:
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;s,'s I'S,xaI xa''' 'sls ".Ss' s''.'
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Royal Realty Co.

Rare Bargains
npnd new l-room house, . full lots.
prt9i lf6Q. terms. Forced TO sell
y0UR. ROOM modern cottage. sleep
ipg porch. old paving. northwest. at q
AR bargain price
NEAR 9Th and Broadway: rooms.
moaesn, garage. II only takes $1,000
HEAUTivUL BUNGALOW. 6 rooms,
hardwood, mantei. basement. east
noat near classen. . beauty. Have
p6TDfNo srrxs-i1es block ws,,
eN Stsoet, 800. 100 bloch Wsst nth
sfsess, W. ~ and nsKinleN three
EdNfY.IAKINQ SXR6XiN '
c. G. Ciagk. Re-. Phone Walnut 1890.
Ike. Farrel). Rec. Phone Walnut 1873.
Ntiss4asb ct ctsrcHsns cS9i a.D't DxLwXYs. Ss;tis
be0-e.lo Insurance Bidg. Maple Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
CONSTRUCT TENT HOTEL
OF SALVAGE IN FRANCE
Rcd Cross Provides Quarters for
1000 Men With Used
Materials.
ONCE USED AS HOSPITALS
City OF Canvas Goes Up In Eight
Days on Champs de Aiars-Watcr
System, Floors and Beds Are
Installed.

WASHINGTON. May i.-When plans
were made by the American Red Cross
to ESTABLISH another hotel for enlisted
men in Paris. the salvage section was
called upon to aid IN constructing the
city OF TENS to be erected on the
Champs de Mars.
The result was that within eight
working days quarters for LOO men
were ready. with practically nothing
more than the cost of labor as the
expense account for the entire work.
The salvage section. of which Cap
tain j. Ross Corbin is the director.
has been busily engaged within the
past few months in saving materials
for the Red Cross.
When the order came for fifty tents.
the long canvas buildings which for
mcrly made part of the famous Hos
pitfalls Nos. 10 and III, at Chateau
Thicrry. and Hospital No. 5. which
once sheltered thousands of wounded
men on the race track at Auteuil were
drawn from the warehouses where the
salvage section has had them stored
since the hospitals were closed
Forty Dormitory Tents.
Forty dormitorY tents. 20x60 feet
with a roof peak OF fourteen feet and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
ONE BOY IN HOSPITAL,
ANOTHER is LOCKED UP
Pistol Wound inflicted on Abram
Hicks, Doctors Claim, VIII
Prove Fatal.

Abram Hicks. colorcd, 3oi2 East
Main Street. was shot and probably
fatally injured late last night The
police arrested Marcc,lus Quantcm. at
1929 East Franklin Street. According
TO what could be learned by the police
and to the statement OF Quartem who
is only sixteen years OF age, a crowd
of colored boys were playing with the
revolver. and it went OF
The Hicks boy was taken to the
Virginia Hospital at once. where IL
was found necessary to perform an
operation. According to the reports
OF the doctors. the bullet took effect
IN the abdomen of Hicks and per-
ioratcd tho intcstines sixteen times
fttl" homes for his living for any
length Of time are held. Detective
Sergeant WaynacH and Patroln?an
Kidd arrested QIantem at once. and
n" was sent 10 the detention home to
await trial on the charge of feloniously
shooting the other boz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SEVERAL VlRGINIANS LAND
AT NEWPORT NEWS DOCKS
Members Of l'ifty-Third Pioneer In
inntry Defeated Huns in
battle.
Especial TO The TiIncs-D.soatch1

NEWpoRT NEWS, VA. NAV 4.@S.v-
srai E!rGinians. among them cnpt,i
l-!ewclyn Wood. OF CharlottcSviIle ar.
rri'cd today aboard the battleship New
Brcst. iioHi
The men are members OF the Fif,v-
mira flonecr Infantry. and in adii
lion 10 building bridges. and roads
met ana defeated the huns in several
thsaeenents leading Up TO tn. great
Arsonnc thrust
,other Nirgin.ans aboard the New
iii;ainpsh!re were: Clarence Dixon. Of
Hhton; First Lieutenant Rov r.. Smj,h
OF ROANOKE; John Lambson OF Norfolk.
ohafl.s g. Tenant, OF charlottesville
ana Michael Halls. OF Richmond
me FIFTY third was held in rcscry..
IN me ArSonnc thrust, and would have
Solich INTO action had the armis,ice
pesn signed few weeks later. the
men declare. Additional units Of The
third are due Tuesday on tbe
5attlcShip Vermont
ne transport Madawaska, bringing
me h'st unit of the Twenty-ninth Di-
Vision 10 return to America, also j. d,I,
mere Tuesday. The NIadawaska has on
BOARD the One hundred and Fourteenth
infantry, composed OF men from Penn
s!!Nahia. New Jersey and Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
TEUTON LEADERS PLEASED
With DEFEAT OF RADICALS
Failure OF Munich InsurrertIon A.
fributcd 10 SIKH OF Minister
of Defence.
!BH Ae.,clated Press.l

BERLIN. May 1.-The failure Of the
Munich insurrcction maks the collapse
OF ihc las; important communist
stronghold in Germany, and for the
time being. she Ebert and Schicde-
mann government il hcav!ng deep
sigh OF relief. for which IL can thank
Herr Noskc. Minister OF Defense
The irony OF fate dccreed that a;
the moment when Field Marshall Won
itindenburg announced his retirement
as chief OF the army. Noskc six
months ago an unknown person OF
military caliber, with the ragged rem
nancS of former hattaiions, hurried!y
recruited volunteer regiments, should
be winning the nations acclaim in the
Sordid internccine guerilla warfare
that is not WIDELY without It's opera
bouffe setting.
Munich. the gayest and hest of the
capitals. has been given an ampltied
dose OF communistic antics. when
compared with Bremen, Hamburg.
Halle. Dusseldorf and Brunswick. The
Prussian. still mindful of the arbi-
trary export embargo maintained by
Bavaria when Berlin went hungry. to-
day is marvcling at the lack OF the
Wanted intrcpdity of the Bavar!ans
and their utter impotence in the face
of handful o! Boishcvists. Now that
the latter have. apparently. been de-
feated and scattered, government cir
cies in Berlin are not expecting insur-
rections in other sections on an equal
ly violent scale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

sterilized: blankets. sheets and p,lio ~.
cases. cleaned or washed and mendod.
All saved from Red Cross hospitals i'm
wage sections special plant.
Two huge dance tents have bean
lifted with hard oak flooring, retrieved
from the recreation and dance halls OF
HOSPITAL No. l. at Neuilly
Coal stoves. which did long DAYS or
duty In the hospitals, warm each tent
dining hall, $50 feet long by thir-
vaged lumber in the wide central space
Of the hotel camp
Some idea of the savinr; Effected nv
tent city may be gained from the fact
that II the fifty tents were purchased
new, each one would cost $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Homer Itodchcnvcr ind Robert
Mathews will sing for the victory
loan In front of the post-ofiicc,
Ichth and Main Streets, IL.
The WOmnn's Club Will hold IT'S
annual meeting, 4.
The Council OF jewish Women
VIII hold their annual meeting in
the Snbbnth room OF Beth Ahnbnh
Temple. a;:.O.
Rabbi stephen n. Wisc, OF New
iork' VIII speak on brhnIf OF the
victory loan In the auditorium of
me John Marshall High school,
S;iO.
The general Victory Ionn COM
mittcc VIII meet Chairman Herbert
w. JncksOn ut headquarters. :Iey-
chth and Bank Streets, IL.
DIR. ROsnlic SlnuShter-Morton will
speak to girls of WeSthnnIptOn In
tic chapel, II. and will lecture ut
the WOmnn's Club, S;:O.
The ki,vnnis Club OF Richmond
VIII meet ut the Busincss Mems
Club, 4.
George Arliss ut the Academy OF
Music, SII5.
LyrIc-VnudevilIc, 3, 7.JO and
0,iO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
MOVIE STAR ON HONEYMOON
Former Irene Castle Now Speeding to
Tremnn Summer Home I'm
AdrIOndacks.

MALONE. y. Y. May 4-"Bob" Ire
handsome face, PASSED through here
tonight en- route for months honey
moon in the heart of the Adriondacks.
Accompanying him was Mrs. fireman.
nee Irene Castle. heavily yelled and
obviously on the lookout against de-
lection. Both were bundled in furs
nell star towering above his bride
in leather drivers coat. wooden leggins
and stout outing shoes. Mrs. fireman
clung. 10 her husbands arm while he
talked.
Were the happiest people in the
whole world" said he, land we intend
TO remain" added the bride. putting a
dab OF powder on her face.