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The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Soldier Hurt in Auto
Crash, May Lose Hand

Army physicians at Walter Reed
Hospital are apprehensive over the
condition Of Charles Irving. one of
the two soldiers whose right arms
were mangled Monday afternoon when
bus they were riding in grazed an
auto truck at Sixteenth and Buch-
anan streets northwest
He is suffering greatly from shock.
His hand was torn nearly Of and It
is possible that an amputation will be
necessary. the physicians say.
Transferred to new wards. both
Irving and Antonio Dana, the other
soldier injured suffered severely after
delicate operations Monday evening.
Twenty-four soldiers were in the bus
but none OF the others received even
minor injuries. Two hundred wound
ed soldiers were in the entire party.
The accident. il is said. will in no
way curtsH future recreation trips al
Walter Reed
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
IRISH FORCE CAPTURES
BRITISH GUARD VESSEL

Cork. Sept. s.-There is much ex-
citement in the south of Ireland to-
night. A systematic house to house
search by the military and police is
going on in Northern Cork and Tip
perary. Armored cars are dashing
hither and thither, and many arrests
are repoted.
A startling incident savoring Of a
chapter from 8 boys book on adven-
ture is reported from Monkstown
Bay, where a British monitor is ly-
ing. Under the cover of darkness, n
party of Sim Feiners rowed across
the bay and boarded the monitor
The skeleton crew aboard the vessel
was rushed and overcome by the
raiders who got away with rifles.
munitions and valuable instruments
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
BOSTON POLICE
OUT ON STRIKE
Denied Right to Affiliate With the
A. F. of L., They Quit
Their Beats.

Boston, Sept e.-The patrolruen OF
the city went on strike at 5:45 p. m
today to enforce the demand thai
they be permitted to form union
and affiliate with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
AS soon as tie policemen went out
their places were filled by a volun-
teer force including several hundred
Harvard students. most of whom
have had military training. It was
announced that football practice al
the university might be suspended
until the strike is settled.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
MINE STRIKE URGED
BY WORKERS CHIEF

Cleveland, Sept 9.-Recommendation
for a nationwide strike Of coal min
ers by November l. unless a satisfac-
tory basic agreement in the central
competitive field is reached by that
date, was made here today by John
L. Lewis, acting president of the
United Mine Workers, in an address
at the opening Of that organization.
Lewis declared that so far as the
mine workers were concerned the
war is at an end, despite refusal Of
the United States Senate to ratify
the peace treaty.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
MERCER, NOTED
PRELATE, COMES
TO SEE AMERICA
Churchman Warmly Wei
coined When Ship Ar
rives at Hoboken.
COMES AS A BELGIAN
Expresses Gratitude of His
Nation for Americas
Part IN the War.

New York. Sept s-Cardinal Mer-
cier. Belgium's famous prelate, has ar
rived in America The transport
Northern Pacific bearing the distin-
guished churchman among its passen-
gers, docked at Hoboken tonight.
The Cardinal was met by Arch
bishop Hayes, Mai. Gen. Shanks,
Mayor Hylan, Mayor Broening, Of
Baltimore, and a large committee of
clergymen- and laymen. Members OF
the reception committee kneeled and
kissed the ring on the Cardinals
right hand as they were presented.
and each received his blessings.
Ladies and gentlemen OF the
press" said the Cardinal in a pre-
pared statement, tell the people Of
my gratitude by your pen and your
voice, and thus interpret for me where
I cannot go to speak.
Praises Americans.
Many OF our people would have
died had not you Americans prevent
ed the Germans from taking more Of
our food than they had already TAX
en-. We shall never forget 1t.
am deeply moved in coming here.
felt when / landed that it was a
historic moment IN my life. The i'm
mensity Of the service you rendered
my people cannot be adequately ex-
pressed by me.
The Belgians want to start work
aEain. Many Of our people are idle
because the Germans have wrecked
our machinery. I owe 1t to my peo-
pie to tell you that we need your
help in enabling them to resume work
Belgium and America shall forever
work hand in hand. We are the weak
er one and you are the stronger
The Cardinal. who speaks English
fairly tfuentty, said he had come here
not as an emissary Of the Pope. but
as a Belgian - - -
The venerable prelate was much i'm
pressed with the sight of New York.
especially the ta : bulldogs.
These sights are wonderful to me.
he said For you know, we church
men don't get away from home
much"
Accompanied by AmbasSadora
The Cardinal was driven to the
residence of Archbishop Hayes,
where he is to remain until his de-
Parture for Baltimore tomorrow
evening.
The Cardinal was accompanied on
the ship by Baron Emile de Cartier
de Marchienne. the Belgian Am
bassadOr to the United States, on
his way to Washington.
In a brief interview after his
arrival at the Archiepiscopl resi-
dence, Cardinal TerCier was asked
what had Impressed him most since
his arrival.
Why, the people here. of course, '
he replied with a smile. Your
people are so frank and open. One
becomes attached to you Americans
by your frankness"
His EminenCe said he expected
Germany to prepare for revenge
and that the military party was
likely to resume control eventually.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10

"Kidron," the horse that Gen.
Pershing rode to victory in the
world war, begins his career as a
laurel wreath collector by getting
in quarantine. While the great
commander is playing the leading
role in triumphal parades in the
big cities OF the country his war
horse is detained. under observation
by government veterinarians, at
Newport News.
1t is not that "Kidron,~ so far as
anybody knows, has any catching
disease" but simply that he may
have anything and, like every other
horse of the A. E. F., must stay at
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Prince Of Wales Sees
Canadian Wheat Farms

. Fort William, Ont, Sept. e-The
Prince Of wales continued his
westward trip today after having
svisited Canada's twin cities. -
Port Arthur and Fort William, and
inspected the great grain elevators
Of this district.
The prince reached here after a
fishing trip in the Nipigon country.
Today the prince will see winni-
peg. from where he will go west
through the great wheat districts
of Canada
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
ANTI-CARRANZISTAS
ASK US. RECOGNITION

Four Of TIE leading Mexican gen
erals heading forces IN opposition n
President Carranzs have united in an
appeal to the President and the
people OF the United States to recor-
nize them in their struggle for the
restoration Of the old Constitutia< n
Mexico and the relief Of Mexico from
Carranza oppression
A document containing clis appeal
was presented at the White House
this afternoon. signed by the offcial
representatives Of the armed forces
1t sets forth what the country hss
suffered under the Carranza dictator
Snip and the state to which the coun-
try has been reduced.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Husband Keeps Estate
If He Remains Single

Walter B. Krantz, proprietor of
marry If he is to retain control of
the estate left him by his wife,
Mrs. Mary W. Rrantz, who died
September 5, according to the will
fled for probate yesterday in the
office Of the register of wills.
should Krantz die or remarry the
will provides that the estate be di-
vided among the children
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Memphis Negro Shoots Sheriff.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 8. Deputy
Sheriff H. F. Hyatt was PROBABLY NOR
tally wounded this morning when shot
through the stomach by Dave Logan,
negro. The negro escaped in the dep
uty sheriff's buggy. The shooting
took place at the negro's cabin, In
South Memphis. Hyatt Grove there
to serve q warrant on Logan.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Knoxville Man Blames
Fatal Shot on Woman

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. s.-Roy Harth
was shot and killed near Bearden,
six miles west of here last night,
according to reports received here
today,
Staggering from his automobile to
the porch Of residence near the
pike, he is alleged to have said: 'I
am shot; Maud did it" He expired
Immediately. .-.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
WOMEN FAINT IN
CRUSH TO HEAR
The president
Wilson S Visit to St. Paul
L. And Minneapolis Most
Strenuous Yet.

st. Paul. Mimi. Sept 9.-Overcast
skies and a drizzIing rainstorm
failed to prevent the people of the
Twin Cities from turning out to
give President Wilson the most
rousing reception of his trip today.
He was cheered at the State Capt.
tol, at the armory in Minneapolis,
the auditorium here tonight and
everywhere along the line of march
1t was also the most strenuous day
he has yet experienced, for he made
three speeches and he was in the
midst of wide-awake Americans all
the time
All told, the President spoke to
more than $4,000 persons and with
the exception of his address to the
members of the State Legislature
where, as matter of course,
decorum prevailed. he found audi
ences responsive to the last degree.
The President compared foes of the
treaty to ostriches who had sub
mel ged their thinking apparatus, and
those who recognized the new order of
things he termed eagles who had
avoided the ''miasmic mists."
Override Treaty Foes
The President gave a compact eX-
PLANTATION of what the league of ma
tions will do. He told how a weak ma
ton could find solace in the league
because it's claims would receive just
as much attention as those Of a large
and powerful nation. The league, he
said, provides for disarmament and for
the liberation Of oppressed nations.
So packed was the audience in the
Minneapolis armory that several wom-
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
Mexican Mayor l. Slain.

Laredo, Texas, Sept. 8. Leopold
Blanco Bueno. Mayor of Cholula,
Mexico. was seriously wounded and
his secretary, Jose Maria Perez, kill
ed by unknown asssssirs who fired
on Mexican officials as they were
boarding . train.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
ALL THE NEWS

AL the time-telesrsph, cable and loex
nevis found in The Washington Herald
brightly and briefly told-most up-to-the-
minute news picture. every day.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10

Partly cloudy and not 50 warm today;
Thursday fair.
Highest temperature Yesterday. OF;
lowest, 60!
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10

CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
DISrLAi -LLIssif!ED
EN cEtTClIFIELD ~ COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
AUCTION SALE OF
THAT DESIRABLE LITTLE
Truck and Poultry Farm

home of the late James Il. Bicl,crstafr.
containing about twenty acres front
ing tn. parbytown Road and y &. q.
Railroad. about ON" mile east or The
city limits.
also another tract OF land containing.
ciSh. acres. fronting; the county road
III the irnncdi;ttc vicinity OF the above
mentioned property
T" close AN estate We will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER -, 1917
at 3 o'clock T. NJ.
on the premises, proceed TO SELL at pt;i,-
lie auction
First: That desirable twcnty-acrc
tract, situated ut the intersection OF
Darbytown road ana =. x O. Railroad,
with good i-room dwelling. Broom cot
tagc nice large poultry house, two
barns and other outbuidin.s Possess
sion at once.
Immediately thereafter tina, tra2; Of
land containing eight acres, fronting
the county road near &. * O. Railroad.
with free lowing branch: admirable
location tor mill site, and it's ncarncss
10 inc {. ~ Q. Railroad makes ii dcsir-
able as = manufacturing location
TERMS: Dnc-fourth cash. balance
III one, two and three years at g Der
cent interest, payable quarterly, and
secured by trust deed on the property,
or a.! cash at option of the purchaser
CRUTCIFlELD ~ co.
Auctionccrs.
Ions OF the Eood ores onernu tlr saJa
today IN the classified adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

tEx.ract from decree entered Decon.-
bcr 3, 1879
list An account OF tho transaction
OF Alice l.. OSiesby. EXccutr:x OF
Samuel Joshua Ogleshy. dcceascJ,
showing what estate went into ~
hands as such Exccutrix. and wheth
Samuel Joshua Oglesby. deceased. vii
he sufficient 10 pay the debts OF ta,s
estate.
End. An account OF all the debts and
demands against the estate OF said
Samuel Joshua OElcsby, the amount
thereof. and whether or not any u,
snch debts have priority over the
others.
And the Commissioner is authorised
and di, cc;cd to give notice of the :ak-
ing of tho accounts directed By the
first and second paragraphs of this de-
cree by public notice for once week
for four successive weeks in some
daily newspaper published in tho city
of Richmond. Virginia.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
have fixed on Jan. 8, 1890. at II
o'clock y. NJ, as the time, ard 6I3
Travellers building, Richmond, Va. as
the place for executing the dcc.ce OF
which the foregoing Is an extract.
Given under my hand this 6tE Gay
OF December, 1919.
JNO. l.. INGRAM.
Commissioner in Chanccry.
Hcnrico Circuit court.
lN,MLDIATE delivery Ford lou:-
ir- cars gil East Broad Street
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eAieslnen ana ArenI,

. HrIietc'd salesman - travc! East-ri
.'nuiA t-fu.iHa. Georgia. Alabama. We.
lrsl!..a- AHiEssa wholesale Shoes. Boa
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AtGTiONS-LEGhL!S
Legal NoiIces.

fcSal NOtlcSS. 81
AAERiGAN NATIONAL BANK. Eicnm0nd
va. TIE annual mcrtln. OF tn, stock
holders "i this b.%h wili b. held OF :u.:-
:"r the election OF directors and Tor IN,
transaction OF such other business as mas.
lliil. uas'.icr.
ANNUAL MEETING Ola Dominion Tru.,
COMPANY. The regular annual meeting
q: the stockholders or old dominion Trust
Company wiil be held at the Office OF the
company. No. 500 East Main Street. Rich
n"nd. Va, on wednesday,. January H. 1920
81 !: O'clock noon. for the purpose or elect :
ing directors OF tn" company and for tho
transaction Of such other business as may
property come before the meeting. W. II.
Slaughter. Secretary.
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Ipu read these war -" like u cata,oz--
thpy arc indcxe1
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4UCTiOSS--LEGAL
Legal Notices.
81

AHNU.NL MEErl NG--'rhe PLANTERS Ma
:. tiona! Uanb. Richmond, Va. Dsce,nSsr
stpchhOliers OF TIN. bank VIII bn h.ld al
itS banking house on Tuesday January is
Ice AT TOO Nj. for the election OF di.
ihe directors FOR the last fiscal year. and
Tor tho transaction OF any other businrss
meeting: ". NJ. Goddard. Cashier
A>>uAL MEErl$G-.Tne Regular annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF tho Ma
t!ondi state AMI City Bank OF Islch mDnL
Va. wil! br held at liz banking house at
- o'clock noon on Tucsday January IS.
~; t"I the nu;ppse OF clesttnE 4!r.ct"ro
action or ;tuH other nuIin.sS that may prog.
cry com. bcfor" tho meeting 5. y. t.y-
iard Cashier
DlNipEND-Nt regular meeting of the
board Of directors ot the Nat!Onui State
ANA city Bank. held December IS, 1919 tbs.
.yGul%r quarterly dividend OF 3f., was do
clarsG payable on January !. 1870, To
inl: ) j. Ryiand. Cashier.
DIVIDEND The Union uunN OF Richmond
i'"c.mber Is. lal?-rhc board OF directors
annual dividend of ~ Per cent on it's capital
stock. payable January l. 1879. Checks will
~ maitd. =. =. Bartsdae. Cashier.
piNlnk%D N0ricE-on pominton Trus,
COMPANY of Richmond. va. December n,
1919. The board OF directors OF this company
h"N" this day declared quarterly divide nl
oi 500 per share on its capital stock pay
an" on and after January :. 1870. to stock
holdcTs Of record OF Drcembc. n 1912
checks viii be mailed W. H. Slaughter
Secretary.
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NTnSfDRIf rs


irpS h.r,G; 81 10. 3. ana - s.r L,,,
''i'i"ls ''nii ltou!rtuid 22T
lpS TOR hare. qUIcH service CAL Mai..
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Electrical Supplies.

ELECTRICAL WORN done "xpcrisnced
workmcT Estimates given St-,nEe.
Electric co. II North seventh :'trcet.
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, .1UCTIONS-LEGAL
LEGAL Notices.
ID I

UlVlDENp NoTICE-rhc First Vajianal
liani> of lichriVnd. We. December IL.
l3l0-rho board OF directors OF this uan,s
have this day declared quarterly dividend
OF SS.on per share on It's -apital stock or
- 100000 to stockholders OF record as OF
pSc.mhcr 20. 1912 Checks will be mailed.
Alex. L. i:yland Cashier.
FIRST SATioNAL, BASK-- nieh,nSnd. VA;
mce,irg OF The stocaholde-s OF Ii. Frs
National Bank of Ri-hmond. Va. for rhs
election or directors. 'or tho ratification uc
tn" acts OF tho directors Tor the as, ftaca |
business which hay properly come tcfor.
the said meeting viii DO Rrid TUESDAY.
January 49, 1920. at IL noon In the c!."r
tors room OF tho bank Ninth and Mo :;
Streets. Richmond. Va hlcS. r. Svht..L,
UNION ENNK-The Union Bank of Rich :
nond lsichniond. Va. December IL. 1919:
The regular annual meeting OF tho STOCK :
holders OF Tho Union Bank OF Richmond
viii be held at the bank. ll1i East Main
Street. on Thursday. January 3. 1920 at
- O'Clock noon. cor the election OF dircc-
tors for tho ensuing GEAR and for the
transaction or any other business that ma v
properly come before ;hcm. c. {. DarKs-
dale. Cashi1-
vlEGINIIA 1TNGssT, G9;.Eleh:nSnd; IA
company have this day declared dividend
of per cont. payable on and after Janu-
airy /. 1890. TO stockholders os record o.,
December IS. 1919. l.. ID. Ayle,t. secte-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

FNKTN EN-.<l 900 and Services. u inycs;
IN growing business in or out OF civ
~ t0a care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

NlEGlNIN IN THE CIRCUIT CITY RICHMOND
of
mssio
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Pl!fSltIA Good opening for ,Nucr;-
tnccJ Thy@;c!an in county in East Vir-
Sinia. loo miles from Eich;noDd. For par
uCulhr3 address ]. HGs. car. Tiinca- Djsuatcn
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Poultry and supplies.

lever" reason - eNpsc: egg from. hens
;ha; do not Jay thar norma! number Of
egg or that OF thc!- feed. TEess are
ne Kind oc hens ;hat respond % M.lho-
iinC Diet. \, your Dealers O. f-Un Braurr
= hasten, ~. East Cary 81.
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Money to Loan.

.i,'.>.. NaD.lU.sB AND It;nn,.
DISPATCH ~snt AID Taker What you
want She'll aelp write coin pis; .
40 M WI '"1lv Ce' GOOD results
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IJisIL4, -tL+,>itiEO

VIRGINIA.:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till.
COUNTY OF liENRICO.
Alice l.. OGicsby. in her own
rhht. and "a EXecutrix OF
Samuel Joshua Oslesby, de-
ceased
Agatha Oglesby, Roscoe OGlcs-
by and Warder OElcsby.
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Heap " aiiieti-Mai

EXPERIENCED HENCu AID MA.
CHINE MEN. ALSO FINISHERS
FOR vARNlsI WORK. STEADY
EMF LOYMENT APPLY r.. O.
ANDREWS SUPT. MONTAGUE
MANUFACTURING CO. BROAD
STREET AND BELT LINE.
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Notwithstanding.
i.roIcsstuna, services.

..AiNi,KEasi%3 PAi;LOEs-liu.ncs' Hair.
Gt' sun: laTlrgs Permanent i!;.lg ave,
aanIctr."s lac i'."sstSe. 'haH.:,ooIns,
c+iH 'f,-uHrtt- eye" pgF own -p!ub.usa
iau" into hair sM.'cE"s ~! eiUaa IT unir
ro"us GA nHu3 i'or uuI"nilll- at. .aI i:a,-
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MERCHANDISE


ARMY SUPrI.lEs oF !.I.I. KINDS-T-aia,
cots. '.-n.:.-:s naEy hain:nec.s. puiits.
ment. tents Tor rent. Write iot uriccs and
catalogue. Dept u. Army x Navy supply
CO.. BOX No. $50 40 Brook Ave. ~ =.
18th ), Main Office sol Lester 81. Phone
Ran as i:c..:noni Va.
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nLA CNSMiTh wanted. all-around black
smith for =. neral repair work and horse
shocins Apply al Booth EROS Shop. We
! ora. Va
h'NNvASSr:RS 10; hous" to mouse WORT
Liberal saIa:y and commissions. IL! l..
BrnHd street.
DRUGGIST Wanted. regis tered or assist
ant registered druggist. Good position FOR
single man. Address l. so. care Times Dis
ll'tttt ".
DRuGGiSr--WHntcd registered assistan.
Registered druggist. Good position Tor
single man. Address /. sci. care Times
nispntch.
ENGINEER
for Richmond district. Capable man. % to
30 years nf age. qualified as engineer To
inspect boilers. Address
j. l.. KERRIGAN.
"a Ahel building. Baltimore. Md.
YiJii road these Wrrs -. : Ike :, caia,oy---
thny indcxe1
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Buy good Used ear head the dcscr!p-
Ions OF tho GOOD offered for sale
ioday IN The classified ads
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FOR sal, lMMLDINTE
- ail East Broad Street
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Situations Wnntcd-Maic.

Lpi.i-ECrOE--Wan;eG pos!tio: as coffee
tO!. Can iE!usn car Give bond ana
s-teEcnce !. 5.n. care r.inca-it!zIaich.
l!;rGnh tLr-i;A-ros!i!on waited ny
Young :IAf.. several years experience,
"onl3"leiat HTd ..ccu!atc. f,cs, references
AL. CO Iiu-s u. s1atrh
outside rpSir!UN--YoV0S man Slus!c
desires outside r-oNosltiaR in city: $. les
nan o.. collector; have been IN onicc WORK
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