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a Of the men start her with q little
push down the slope near the mill, and
then over and owe she would roll. This
she appeared to enjoy greatly. But
the funny incident was this: One day
q teamster brought her a bottle Of
catsup. standing erect" writes Mr..
Mills, "she took 1t deftly in her fore
paws. She was greatly interested in
it-probably in the color. In turning
II about. she caught sight Of a floating
air-bubble. Inverting the bottle from
end to end, she tried to make this out /;
she held it between her eyes and the
light. she shook 1t back and forth
close to her ear. Then going directly
to a nearby log. she brought the bot
tie down upon 1t and catsup splashed
in all directions. Her curiosity salts
fed, she seemed to enjoy licking up
the catsup.'-Christian Science Mon
itor.
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BEAR USED DIRECT METHODS
How Pet Grizzly Satisfied Curiosity
and Appetite In Eminentiy
Satisfactory Manner.

Mr.. EnOS A. Mills tells us a story OF
a bear. whom he calls Miss Grizzly.
She was a pet bear, In a sawmill in
the Medicine Bow mountains, was
never leased by the men and, there
fore, had a uniformly good DISPOSE
ton. They did not try to teach her
tricks, but she seemed to pick them
up, one Of her favorites being cart
wheeling" This meant that she would
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-10-10
The Holy Terror.

Lady-They say Father Hooley ad-
vanced to the attack with a prayer
book in n hand and q bomb In the
other.
Returning Soldier-They're always
tryin' t belittle a good man, mum.
Lady-Isn't it true?
Soldier-No, lady; he had bombs
In both hands.-The Marine.
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Sept. Is
Enroll at
Dec. Is
The A. B. E..

The Aberdeen Business Col
lege will start you on a Course
in Business next Monday Morn
ing. Are you ready? The Bus
mess World needs you. Send
for our catalog.
George l. Kemper, Manager.
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Most Economical


e-safety-comfort. These
are the things that count in
a tire.
These are exactly what you
get in United States Tires
general all-round tire salts
faction.
ms greater total of tire
We Know United Stat
That's why We sell them. John.
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values means greater econo-
my-lessc cost Of maintenance
less repairs and depreciation.
Car owners who do their
own thinking prefer United
States Tires. Their merit II
recognized everywhere.
We have them-a tyne and /,
size for every car.
5 Tires are Good Tires
J Bros, labolt; G. J. Dahle, Abos
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEous.

COLLECTION OF 800 BOOKS. NINETEEN
sets included. and miscellsneo,,s h,sots =,
SHAKESPEARE. Mirktyais and Thomas HARDY.
&c. &c Ao the whole lot. Si L St sw. Franklin
- tSN
hiNDLING WOOD delivered ,vIthI.
.. zen blocks OF Government Printing office Al
40 load; also packing boxe. for al.
FITZGERALD, "a Jackson st. ne. Main zoos
ja5-7t
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DANCING TEACHER WANTED
HELP WANTED-Male & Female

FEDERAL TAX AUDITORS
wanted-There are millions Of
income and excess profits tax re-
turns Of last year not yet audited.
Competent men and women are
needed everywhere to assist the
government, business men and
Corporations in this great task.
Large fees and high salaries are
paid. If you have any knowledge
of accounts, we can quickly coach
you to become expert in the work.
Our coaching is entirely in the
hands of former government in
ternal revenue and income tax ex-
perts. Instruction personal and
by mail. Personal interview by
appointment only. Write or
phone for particulars. FEDERAL
TAX AUDIT BUREAU, Cont
mental Trust Building, Washing
ton, D. c. Phone Franklin 1864.
jan8-Iot
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.


EARLY-on "wednesday, January. 8,
loved wife OF Felix Early ano
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiber'
Funeral from the residence Of her
parents. i27 Maryland avenue
northeast. on Saturday, January II,
at II a m, Relatives and friends
invited.
LAJRSON-Suddenly at Fort Myer,
Va, January 8. 1913. ANN VAR
FORD, infant daughter Of Ger
trude Mills Laurson and the late
Lieut.. Col. Z. p. Laurson, and
granddaushter of Mrs. Albert l..
Mills and the late Mai. Gen. Al
bert l.. Mills.
MURTAGH-Died suddenly. on We'd
nesday, January s, 1918. CAROLIN 4
MURTAGH. wife OF the late Will
lam J. Murtagh, at her residence
1903 G street northwest. aged ~
Funeral Friday. January 10. at p.
m. Interment at Oak Hill Gene
terry
OETTINGER-On Tuesday, January Z,
1919, at $40 p. m, LILLE, the
dearly beloved daughter Of Bertha
dence 1854 Oak street.
Funeral services Thursday, ? ?. IN
Internent private,
SowERBUTTs-Mrs. Elizabeth Sow
erbu-,r has beon officially no.
tied a. the death in Frace on
November 10. 1915. Of her young
est son, Capt Adj. $. WALTZ TER
SOHERBUTTS, Sixth Infantry,
who died in action.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE RIGGS NATIONAL DANK-
Washington. n. c. December II.
1918. The annual meeting OF the
shareholders Of The Riggs National
Bank Of Washington. u. c. for the
election Of directors and the trans
action OF all other business which
shall come before the meeting will
be held a the banking house on
Tuesday, January Il. 1919. at II
o'clock a. IN. The polls will remain
open from II a. m. to IL o'clock
noon. JOSHUA EVANS. Jr.. Cashier.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE DIS
trict Uf Columbia An eNsmiua.. ~ viii be
held at the Franklin School Binding corner OF
18th and X sts NV. on THURSDAY. January 10.
1919 for the pIrprSe q establishing eligible
list for teacher Of kindergarten Theory and
Director Of Kindergarten Practice and Ob-
se.Iatiou'' at the Miner Normal School. Can
didates for this examination mus possess either
a college cducatiun or lie a normal school grad
uate with at east FIVE years Of actual teaching
experience in an accredited high school The
examination will beEiu at a. ~. and close at
40 d. IT. with iuIermisSion Of hsf an hour at
le.sS r. m. For further particulars apply To
\ f. westherless. Secretary Board Of Examin-
ers Franklin School Building. Washington u
G ERNEST L. THURSTON. Superintendent
of Schools. JS9St
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
HTTE

Edwin A Levcre. "a and Chsrla,te E Clinton,
49, both q West Haven. COan. Rev. J. L.
Gordon
Roy z. Zebott. q. Of Duluth. MINI, and
Iydia = GrUmely, %, Of Washington. Rev. J.
F. Bran.
Denni~ru, le. both Of Washington. Rev. C. NJ
Cummings.
Milton F HcwIiu. q. and MARY C. Gold
smith, ls. both Of Washington. Rev. G. =.
Bacon.
Austin J Penn. 3. and Jennie N. jenkins
- 10th q Washington. Rev. J. F. BriEGs.
Foyd shAnks. q, and Irene DOdsln. .. both
Of Alexandra Va. Rev. J l. Briggs
ThoTaS p Belcher, -. 4 -, Augustine, Fla
and Filth NJ. Mann. ., Of Ship,ey. Ill Rev
J II JeHries
Joserh J. A. Benton. g. and Grsc. f Apple-
gate. =. both q Washington. Rev. c. A.
Archie ". FAR. =. and Minnie C. Morris p,
both Of Washington Rev. c. r Ccgsueu
William r. Enderlin, =. and Christine s Les
ter. . both Of Washington. Rev +. GunnelI.
Arthur W. Farmer. ,. and Rose l. Watts.
John J. GlsndenninE. =. Of TreHton, y. J.,
and Mary NJ. Vernon, IS, Of Washington. Rev.
J. II. Jefries
William : stru,her. n. and Louise Dels-
rlane. 10, both Of DelAp.ane, Va. Rev. II. u,
Mitchell.
both Of Washington Rev W. II. HUun
George NJ Nallsy. 2. and Ida L. Boswell IS
both of Washington. Rev. W. H. Houn
William + Odom. p Of Bl8ckviIle, S. c. and
Dorothy z. Wilson, 80 Of Washington. Rev. T.
s. Dunlap.
samuel NJ. Shrere. %. and Matte T. Win
troth. g, both Of Washington. Rev. h r
Downs
Ralph R. Schwartz . and Fannie SVarI. =
q Philadelphia, Pa Rev. B. H. Grussman
Ellsworth n Cox. ls and Elsa Kyellberg ls
both Of Washington. Rev. J T. Huddle.
George L PhEirs 2. and Rosa NJ. Rhine. ls
both Of Washington Rev. F. Y Bischoh.
COLORED.
William A PAYNE. Is. and MSry Brady, 80
both Of Washington. Rev S Miller
James II. johnson, q, and Carrie NJ. Winston
l9 10th Of Richmond, Va. Rev. J. Z Willis.
Raymord Wilkerso1, 2, and BmmG Jones, B
both Of Washington. Rev. w. X. Brooks.
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TOday's Casualty List
Died from wounds.
PRIVATES.

PRIVATES.
Frank Anderson. Colson, Ky.
Archie Autry, Lndale. Ca.
Charley Bird. Oatesville. Tex.
Errett NJ. Bower, Marion. Ohio.
James w. Brooks, Fairport, n Y.
Edgar c. Brougher. COkCyille, Pa
Elmer NJ. Bruce. Beaver Falls, Pa
Simon Butler. Enfield. Va.
Patrick J. Byrne. Brooklyn, y. Y.
Mettitt E. Carlisle, Loretto, Ala.
Ralph Carriera, Elizabeth, y. J.
Oscar d. Churchman, Sheridan, Greg.
Charlie Coulson, Tomberlins, Ark.
William NJ. Cox, Fed, Ky.
Phelan s. Cranshaw, Bryan, Tex.
Artie G. Crumb. Kelso, Wash.
Arsenic De Nicola, Geneva, n. Y.
Roy f. Dykes, Clearmont, Wyo.
Paul E. FaclIler, Atlantic, Iowa.
william ]. Farmer, McNeesport, Pa.
Wilbur T. Feaster, Iconiunr, Mo.
Jechiel Finkelstein, New York, n. Y.
James A. Fitzgerald. Holyoke, Mass.
Howard T. Forrest. Valdosta, Ga.
Arthur P. Gartner, Rochester, N. Y,
Walter H. GingriCh, Lawn, Pa
William II. Glass, Huntsville, Ky.
Robert o. Glenn, Parma, Idaho.
Percy GreaNcs, Irwin, Pa.
Emanuel Gricsemer, watonga, Okla.
Thomas j. GudgeIl, CantreI, Ill.
Joseph Guess, whelsn Springs, Ark.
Howard w. Gum, Holland. Ohio.
Francis Hannify, West Lynn, Mass.
Robert Hauk. jr. Jersey City, n, J.
Earl Hebert, Menominee. Mich.
Jacob Heller. Hastings, Nebr.
Homer G. Hickmxl Lovington, Ill
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HOUsEMAN WANTED; GOOD POSITION;
steadx- work; good wages Ms. H. d. NJ
E.RS i5Z9 K ST NV. Jas%N
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DEATH RECORD.
HITE

WHITE
Margaret Delhi Il yrs. St Vincent Or Aslm.
ESther Dove, ) 81 c 81 nv.
Clsrrncs Even. - the woodley apis.
Alexander J. McPhauI. Ts. ~ Irving It. ne.
Martha A. Graney ., 20 NJ st nv.
William c. SPARKS. G.. is Columbia road nv
wm. VI. Potter. 70, 1894 Potomac ave. ~.
Lula F. DeBssle. 50. ~ Chestnut 81. Ia
iona Park. ID. c.
J4nnette Perry. Sc, sls "a s; NV.
John r. Brown. 3, 81 Eizsbeth's Hospital.
Manuel RidiqueI p. Providence Hospital
Man Talbot. .. e. ? 81 nv.
MSry Thompson. =, TubcrcllOsi. Hospital.
Sussna Shsrer. 50, rs 81 -. nv.
Sarah c. COmstock = ISIS Corc1ran =. nv.
1'acsdore J. schipIpeI 81. y Adams 81. nv.
Ethel Noel, ., So4 Shepherd st nv.
Henry A Tolspn. 20. Casualty Hospital.
Simon v. Twining S 6I2 F 81. nv
Olive NJ Jackson, s. GeuTEetOWn Univ Hos
Caroline + Dude 81. lbs y 81 Nv.
Joseph Chamhers. - Walter Reed Hospital
Samuel Roger 3, Walter Reed Hosyitsl.
Charles W Beaver . Walter Reed Hospital
Margaret A. Bethndge. 10 moS-, 80 X 81. nv.
CoLORED.
Charles Coleman. IS. q. T St nv
LcttishS SGundery s. lT Vermont ave
Belle :. Coates as. ll06 81. nv.
Beatrice Harvey. l. 30 l.th 81
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Helen Frclenck, q lO6 L st sw.
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u q
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
FURNISHED.

APARTMENT, TWO OR
three rooms. bath and ktchenette, wholly or
partly furnished; walking distance or convenient
TO car line. Write all particulars. BOX s7,
Herald office de3l-tf
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Charles and EdensttE Zurholst, Eiri.
Clarence .. and Alice 6 Watkins. Eih-
Angelo and GrechIs StAyOulS kEp-Slos, bo
Nathan ard Lena Rubinton, hoy.
Jos A. AMI Anna NJ HonEhton. girl
7. r. and RoSa y. Gamer. by.
Samuel A and Margaret Beach, boy.
COLORED.
William and Ida Rollins. boy.
GeOuge and Alnoutis GOrdSn. boy.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM; FOUR REFINED
ladies in private family; saul's Addition; s.
per month. Phone Columbia s425. ja9S
FURNISHED ROOMs-TwO NICE LARGE
rooms completely furnished for housekeeping
s. per month; heat and gas included. r. @.
72 5th st, ne ia9lt
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WANTED TO BUY.

mobile, city OF suburban and psy you highest
prices for ladies'. gentlemen's, chtdrru's dis
csrded clothing of all descriptions, Address
poStsI or phone ] viii caE RICE. In Ith
r Nv lrS
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THE CAIRO HOTEL

Que st., next door 10th NV, mod
ern steel hreproof structure; rooms
with bath, $3.50 per day; rooms
with running hot and cold water,
$3.50 per day. Special rates by
the month. jaA-tf
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PRACTICAL FUR
LABORERS WANTED.

Furty-hye cents hour by l. Morgan, con
tractor Walter Reed United states Army hospl'
t,Is 1,ak7na Park. d. O. Pleasant sleeping &C
free; meals at cost If desired
Apply to the sUPERINTENDENr, once On
the lnentractor, 18th and DogSood sts, adjacent
70 eie Walter Reed Hospital reservation IaS-it
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ALL INTEEI.s. SD SERIOUSLY IN THE
higher phases Of religion, science. mysticism,
or psychology can witness demonstrations and
receive explanations Of interesting mental
phenomena. The scientific proof Of telepathic
exchange Of words at DISTANCE Of miles Is
proposed. A fee will be required II satisfactory
proof Is given. Benjamin Webster Yale
graduate and welnown young scientist viii!
demonstrate mental telepathy with Mrs. George
h. Wright Address communications, il in
terested. to BENJAMIN WEBSTER. 2O5 18th
81. ia7-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TWO HOUSES WE'LL RENTED TO COLOR,
ed tenants at SIG; n st. Sc. Nos. &c and 95
equity Of 5000; will take part payment In stand
ard make automobile. Leaving city act quickly
HlNGER, Ul2 Q ST. NV ja9lt
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To Sell Muni6on Plants.

London. Jan. S-The government has
announced its decision to sell the
big munitions plants at Manchester.
watford and Dudley. Others also
probably will be sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

can people realize the real meaning Of
sea power said MIR. Daniels. The
war brought us to realization OF our
weakness OH the sea. and never again
VIII we be In the humiliatinS position
In which we found ourselves In 1917
We viii build a merchant marine
which shall carry our commerce TO tine
ends 0: the Garth: which shall once
more place our flag in all the sea lanes
OF trade: which shall carry American
made goods. In American built bot
toms. manned b. American sailors.
We viii SEQ TO it that the heritage OF
the last century ia not cast aside. We
VIII never again permit tho trade Of
others"
Nh. Daniels pointed 10 tho produce
ton OF ships in tho United States dur
ing the war as an evidence that the
nations shipbuilders have not lost
tneir old time skin. and said that while
me United states VIII continue TO build
ships and still more ships the builders
houid take the time TO place those
ships in ne lead in economy OF opera :
ton, speed and cargo carrying capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
IN AND OrT OF TOWN.

Mr. and III, G G. Niche. a,., Mar.
Xxx wednesday tor weeks STAY II, A.
Mrs ~. ]; Johnson ara h.- s,.,., Nj,
iI"s[' VII! leave Richmond In a .cw dsy,
." 100 apsent nome weeks.
1!s r. =. Dunlop. having spsn, IN.
sTia5n.tin..S. a, Bailt;on LAKE. y +. ana RI.
mono homs time In August
Major Nelson Mercer United 81
.heFlca! coTps who expected to come NJ
ta..y in July. received orders a. he
S ~ :etag m 'Tanspor. which n.c"ssI.atet
NJ NJ cGn'!hulnE hi. overseas s--vic. II. 4
- located az CohIcnz.
MI nea'i" stprdivan, hav. e6u. 10 no ;,'
oH given ~ tho Federation Of Moth.-,
".4or 9! that citv In honor o., Tho no..
%! ne Rainbow Division. OF which Ny
AVIS was rnefnher
". Edwin wo-tham. 81 .n,t Yves
G'*c" street snA h.r sister Mss Ruiz
f9.l"!. are spending several ~s.ys al IN
"l!i'hlFe Hotel. Atlantic CITY, :. j.
Miw Martha Wall has az her gu.,
Aa-tha Hoaily. OF Richmond
VI and Mrs. j S Iio9kiu, J- 10,
E'hierGay toF A:laat!c city and New Yo,i
,or w"eS From there they viii tag. II
hpst to- Ocean View for = wee.
W ard Mi, WY: Mallory. 0. Nor.
40 son street. are On motor TIN !.
ma! brothers. Cecil and Robert Toornhs
Ms Elizabeth Browne. ., Richmond. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Also Inspects New Customs House
and Minglcs With Mem
bcrs Of Press.
PREDICTS MERCHANT MARINE,
Asserts That One Will Be Built
That VIII Carry American Com
mercc to All Parts Of the World
in Own Bottoms.

WILMINGTOS. " G.. July 3l.-The
late arrival Of his train prevented
Josephms Daniels. Secretary OF The
Navy. from addressing the state Press
ASsooid ton, IN annual convention on
Wrightsville Beach, this morning. but
mis- address was delivered at tho Caro-
before yard employers and members
OF tho various committees named from
the pross association TO do hin. honor.
big concrete freiahter. Cape Fear.
launched at the Liberty plant. The
secretary watched the spcctac!e from
the deck Of the coast guard cutter
Seminole The boat was Christcned by
Mrs. Louis Ferguson. wife OF the yard
manager.
the secretary later visited and in
spected the recently completed $500. 600
customs house and Will deliver his
second address of the day at O'Clock
in the afternoon before the State
editors AZ the Victoria Thea,er.
To-day. as never before. the An1eri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
TELEPHONE PROPERTIES ARE
RETURNED TODAY


hs ss ss syae@ the which
the United States Government
property Which the took ON August III 1873
not is in the F conr wh WAS was e ea
nnty fair 1t which government
nor the company are to blame
o year o ago today we at Labor and material needed
military uses Some materials vital the carrying
for the and no part Of them could be
spared for commercial telephone purposes
mens vital dd was the @ for those skilled
sa and in the conduct of the vasv
government services.
Thousands of telephone already at the battle front
skilled operators went into the service Of the and M
tributary industries by the tens of thousands
ne e e+irs Of plant and equipment drawn upon until
aS ey sed up and the experienced staff gradually
was difficult To train them takes time. 90
Rurng the year victory the armste; and Instantly
S er world into intense activity The demand
hasted which had been carried for just purposes
emergency there began rush for construction for readus
en tor nigh pressure repairs for feverish All these
must De continued with increasing effort.
The return Of the property the very midst of this race
an overpoWering demand upbudng Of system
whose growth was held back and whose forces stunted by
uc progress has been made in the upbldng of this system
out fa more still required swift growth business
o 10 give st aud to every other business every other
service struggling against an unprecedented demand
Prosperity which this emergency in service creates also
scarcity OF those desiring employment service Under
sc conditions telephone service generally not been and
couo not De up to the is bevond hman
power to Immediately the handicap which The s
ton imposes. i ~ '"e 9i''a-
mere are no people public private endeavor who are
working more tlrelessy enuosy common GOOD than
nose OF he telephone Service always been OWEN
more OF must be given and must be improved That improve
win the with demand. S 'iee n''SC
The Observation-Disclosures
TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
"OAKLANDS," HISTORIC HOME,
Is DESTROYED BY FLAMES
Residence of ). X. Cary, SuporInten-
dent or Chesapeake md Ohio
Hallway, Burns to Ground

cHARI.OTTESVILL VA. July 81. -
"Oaklands." the home of j. r. Cary,
general superintendent Of the Chesa-
pcakc and Onto Railway, near Ivy, this
county. was burned TO the ground this
morning. The blaze originated In the
attic and vas NAL ing conyidera b @
Roadway when discovered by Mrs Cary
and her daughter. the only occupants
Most 81 the household effects were
removed by neiehbors and members o,
n convict road force Following it's
purchase five years 60. the old brick
mansion was remolsleh and modern
iZcd 80 as to make Il one Of the hand :
soonest residences along the line Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Loss.
So. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
S OCIE E. r 7

The regular notify meeting Of the
BOARD OF managers OF tho Baptist Home
Tor Aged Women will he held this
morning at 1890 O'Clock at the home,
, Was announced yesterday.
Married In StuuntOn.
Mrs. Y. ]. Ellington announces the
marriage OF hcr daughter. Mary Dalia
Wine. TO Frederick Alexander Jones
which took place Saturday. July 20, in
stanton, Va.
Meet This MORNING.
There Will be meeting Of the board
OF managers OF the Exchange for Wo-
mans WORK this morning at 10 o'clocl,
al the ExrhanG: Building, Third and
franklin Streets
Announces Marriage.
Mrs Hubert Lee Koontz. of Stanley,
Va. announces the enlightenment of her
n,aHsht"r, Virginia Pearl Koontz, to
W ii!'am Barton Guy. Of Roanoke. Va
MI Guy is the son Of Mir. and Mrs
Warren W Guy. also of Roanoke. No
hnte has been Sc: for the wedding
AZ the Willie.
"beefsteak party" given Saturda
eVeninr at Rates Mountain Club MAS
Wearing white duck aprons Mrs
iiehr% ). Priest entertained for seven
zen friends. including Mr. and Mrs
.arre'i T. Wall. Of Richmond; Mrs
sefii r.. Lewis and Lieutenant Charles
=. Grant, of Norfolk
hoinas b. Scott who passed shor,
,ln'e in Richmond. Is again a, his co,
,aee who're he VIII be Joined this week
~ Mrs scott and Thomas Il. Scott, Jr
Mrs Edwin l.. Hewitt. Of Richmond Is
ne guest Of Judge ana Mrs. FIovd
huShes. OF Norfolk. who have co,
,aee at the springs for the scason. Mrs
nhehjamin S. Nash. OF Richmond IL with
MS ", William n +. Lee. OF Washington
her daughter M!ss Carolyn Nngh nro
mere from Warrington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
CLAIM GERMANS AT FAULT
Investigators Say ycrxaIlIe. Enyoys
stuck Out Tongues at French
People.
rBy Aa,oc,at.d Pre.,l

PARIS. July 3l.--The Judge Advocate
attached to the second permanent
court martial who investigated the
incident connected with the departure
OF The Germans from Versailles. finds
that there Is no case
II Ia. been established that the Ger
mans aroused the protests OF the
crowd by sticking out their tongues at
INC spectators and shouting "Hochs,''
and the charges that stones were
thrown, rest upon the unsupported tes-
,tTony Of DR.. Theodor Mcich.or, one
OF the German financial delegates 10
the peace conference. and Frau Grcta
Dorib!ush. one OF the secretaries 10
the delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
ARREST ALLEGED SLAYERS
baltimore Detectives bringing Man
and Woman From Florida
Town,
rRv As,oo,a,.a Pres. ,

SAVANNAH. GA. July 81. - Detsc-
tivns from Baltimore left here this az
ternoon. having in custody Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Cothron, whom they re-
Gently arrested AZ Yelver,on, Fla. ~
Ia alleged tho man and woman arc
w1nted for series OF crime. including
murder and robbery In Baltimore and
Atlantic City. Mamie Grosscup. a
child alleged 10 have been kidnapped
IN baltimore and carried by the Goth
rons TO felverton. WAS with the off,
Gers She is 70 he returned to her
parents in Baltimore. The party
stopped hero for several honrs TO
orcat the journey. While here tho
prisoners were detained IN the police
barracks
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In which 1t was alleged that 10000
jews. including 1000 school children
had been Killed "ln new and terrible
progroms during June at kemineta.
Podolsk kitaigorod. Ourinino and
other cities and towns In Ckraine.
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the guest, of Mrs Wiley Wood. a. her
home In Norfolk. for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Egbert Leigh. Jr are
spending short ,ims with Sir. and Sir.
jonathan Bryan az "Rothcsay." their home
on the James River. this week
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France TO Assume Claims.

PAH1S. July 3l.-Thc sale OF Ameri-
can material and supplies in France,
which ia being negotiated here now.
provides for the assumption by the
French government OF all claimh
pensation for damages General Per-
shinE announced today.