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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
SteeIton News Notes

purchuse Gnragc-After January
The Alpha garage and automoolle ac-
ressories business at 240 South ffoht
street will be operated by Afthur l.oD
crts and Charles Roberts. South sec
ond street Announcement or the P"l-
chase from Muff Brothers was an
nounCed yesterday.
n,..rcontc Nv StrOke-James flcluS'
Of Furnace street. an cmploNe IN 'he
local steel plant is in the Harflspu'S >
Hospital reported TO be in serl"uS
condition. Fields was overcome ny
= stroke of paralysis while worNlhE
on the trestlcs at the plast l"r ""'e
ON Tuesday afternoon.
Chair RehcarsaI-The maj re-
bcarsal of 81. Johns Lutheran Churcn
-. f,r the Christmas cantata VIII
lao held this evening at 1.45 o'clock.
rho cantat9 "rhe Light of Ages VIII
he given SUNDAY evening.
Snc,a Nmus Hcre-Many residents
,,r tho borough and local persons VINO
arc located in other cities ana to"ns'
spcrt Christmas with relatives mere
Enllowing is a partial list OF thoscr
who were in the borough yesterday:
Iohn Hoy. of Barhcrton. Ohio; Abra
ham shelley. Thomas CARNEY ana
George Wren. of Akron: Mr. and MIS-
1rtmphrey Roberts. Michael ToomeY'
n,id%enort Conn; Mr. and Mrs. Rhea
Holm worcester. Mass: Robert Hut
Crimson. Sparrow's Point; Miss Mary
Cass,I Washington: Frank MORRISON,
Midland. Miles Morrison. Chambers
l,,ra. Miss Elizabeth Margaro. Nc
lhcrrvstown: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
rost Philadelphia; Miss Mary ano
Mis- Martha Soldiers. Philadelphia; MI.
.nd Mrs Gilbert Yetter, Pittsburgh;
Mr and Mrs. A. p. IIarclerode, Pitts
,urph. James McFa dden, Dubuque'
rnwo. Mrs Ethel Wallower, Bethle-
ha,,. brewster Wickersham. Pitts
burgh; George White, Boston, rfaroiu
Mumma, Allentown.
Harry Dcik Rcturns-HarrE peik,
mn emplove of the Steelton Natloha'
hank who has just returned atter
snending several months at Pen Mar
- regain his health will resume ms
duties January |.
Grace .Cantata. - \ CHRISTMAS
.ontnta will be presented at the
Crace United Evangelical Church to-
night. MI I,-Y,ia,
yynrtTers choir, composed of - voices
,cd by George Neff, will sing the
cantata. "Holy Night, at the East
END Chapel on Saturday evening al
T30 o'clock. nv,
linn, 81 Band Dance. The Inn
perial rend will hold its annual hol-
dav, hall tonight in Creation Hall
second and Washington streets, and
ns in pervious years large crowd
il. expected Music will be furnished
hy n selected orchestra. Dancing
from to midnight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
WILLIAM c. JONES

William C. Jones. 68 years old, died
last evening at his home. 1919 Penn
street. Funeral arrangements have
not yet been announced. Mr.. Jones
was one of the charter members and
founders of the ALI Workers Chapel
Calder and Green streets. He was
for 20 years Sunday school teacher
at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
of which he was a member. He is
survived by his wife, Mary: three
sons, William, Martin and Clarence
and one daughter. Mrs. u. Knisely /;
four grandchildren. Curtis, Joseph
and Samuel Hohenshelt, and Ruth
Esther Knisely.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
HARRY NJ. WILLIAMS

Harry Mccormick Williams, 2 years
old, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NeZza n
Williams, of near Dillsburg, died
yesterday. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at $50
o'clock from the home of the child's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Williams, 1916 Derry street Burial
will be made in the East Harrisburg
Cemtery. Mrs. Williams was form
erly Miss Rena l. Blumenstein, of
this city
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
SEEK STRIKE PREVENTATIVE
Ri A AHSOctnfCd prcSH

London, Dec, 13.-Seven of the
largest trade unions in great Bril-
tain have inaugurated u movement
aiming at the prevention of unau-
thorized strike. It is declared the
movement Is sponsored by the IL ma
tional union of general workers, rep
resentlng an enormous membership,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
FAMILY REUNION

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Steiner.
ST.. 367 Myers street, served Christ
mas dinner to their children and
grandchildren. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Grey. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T.. Steiner. Jr., and
children, Lyla, Dorothy, Harry, John
and Charlotte, Mr.. George Sullivan.
charlie johnson, of Harrisburg: Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Cuddy. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. b. Phillipss Stewart Steiner and
Mr., and Mrs. Charles l.. Steiner. Sr.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26

The 44-inch and 2S-inch mills of
the local steel plants which have
been closed down since SUNDAY be-
cause of extensive repairs, opened
thls morning. il was announced bv
ollc'als. Ihe 5i-inch mill. which was
in operation during the shutdown
was placed out of use temporerilv
there being no demand for the prod
ucts Of this department at the pres
ent time
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
WALTER II. MAHIN

On his way home to spend the
Christmas holidays with his family,
Walter T. Mahin, 1924 North Third
street, died suddenly at Des Moines,
Iowa. MIR. Mahin. who was a travel
ing salesman, expected to arrive i'm
Harrisburg on Sunday. He is sur
vived by his wife, Irma Mahin. and
one son, Russell.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26

Mrs. MANY nRADLEY

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Bradley,
aged Sc years. who died last even
ing at her home. 42S Boas street. will
be held tomorrow morning from ST.
Patrick's Cathedral at o'clock, the
Rev. d. J. Carey, officiating. Burial
will be made in the Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
Mrs. Bradley is survived by three
sons and three daughters. Death was
result of a complication of dis
eases.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
HELEN GERTRUDE BENNETr

The funeral of Helen Gertrude
Bennett. aged 16 years, who died
yesterday at her home. 1918 Green
street, will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock from her late resi-
dence. Burial will be made in the
Paxtang Cemetery. She is survived
by her parents, four brothers and
two sisters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
TO LINK WIRELESS

London, Dec. ia scheme of
imperial wireless communication is
being prepared under the supervis-
ion of the secretary OF the colonies.
The plan is to link up all of Britians
overseas possessions for commercial
and strategic purposes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
JACOB STEEL

Word was received here yesterday
of the death of Jacob Steel. enroute
from Montreal to Buffalo, n. V. last
Sunday. Mr.. Steel, who was 80 years
old, was resident of Harrisburg for
a number of years. Burial was made
to-day at Kewanee, III.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
JOSEPH E, POLLECIS

Funeral services for Joseph =, Pol
ieck. aged 50 years. wha died ycsier-
day at his home, 1897 State street,
will be held Tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at his late residence. Burial
viii be made in tho East Harrisburg
Come etery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26

The Cottage Hin community skat.
ing pond Is becoming more popular
among the your ger set daily. Dur
ing school vacation a largo number
Of children aie going To the pont
daily.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
crMnLER-MILsON WEDDING

Miss Alice Agnes wilson ana En-
nett Vernon Cumbler, both of Cum
hler's Heights. were married at the
Centenary United Brethren Church
on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
by the Rev. Joseph Daughterty. The
couple were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Wilbur II. Cumbler and Henry
Wallinger Mr. Cumbler Is a brother
Of the bridegroom and Mr.. Wallinger
an uncle OF the bride. After q trip
to New York city. the newly married
couple will reside at 2269 South Sec
ond street SteeIton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
Dental Preparations

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S. S. White Tooth Paste lie
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Lyons Tooth Paste or Powder lie
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Colgate's Tooth Paste .25c
Ponds Tooth Paste .......... .23c
PerfectO Tooth Paste Hygienic, 19c
ZylanO Tooth Paste .43c
Mennen's Tooth Paste ...... .23c
Sheffield Tooth Paste lie
PyOrrOcide .73c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
MRS. v. L. KlSER INSTITUTES
DAMAGE SUIT FOR $4,000
Files Claim, In United States Di,trIc,
Court Against Mrs. Minnie
Knight.
Especial to The Times.Dispa,ch +,


LYNCBBURG. VA. May s.-Sui, was
instituted yesterday in the Federal Dis
trict Court here by Mrs Virginia Lee
Kiscr. OF North Carolina. against Mrs.
Minnie Evelyn Krise Knight in which
claim for $4,000 is set UP for ser
vices rendered Phillip a. Krise and his
former wife. Mrs. Virginia Krisc'
which. the bill alleges. were assumed
by the defendant following her marri-
aGe TO Mr.. kr!se and prior to his death.
Judgment for that amount with interest
from February l. 1917. Is asked
The bill was filed by Vorys Safer
Seymour and Pease, attorneys. of Col
utnhUs, Ohio.
The declaration alleges that the
plaintiff entered into an agreement
with the late Phillip krise aud his
life, Virginia Kr!se. to abandon her
profession OF an artist and as teacher
OF art TO make her permanent home
With them; 10 give her time and az :
tention TO them 30 long as they. or
either OF them lived. I'm consideration
a. promises to provide for herself and
daughter This arrangement continued
until the death Of Mrs. Virginia Krise,
and, at the time OF her death, Phillip
krtse. the declaration continues, re-
quested the complainant to continue in
that capacity, and she continued to de :
vote her attention TO him until he
married the defendant March Is, 1915,
and. after his second marriage. PHILLIP
krise made known TO her that her
services would no longer be desired.
Later in January. 1916. she was notified
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
u; lI,rhland Park Addition. May

S; o,p, :aaa'Shiand Park Addition May l.
to C. s,anE; hh hasn a1a Juliet weImans twte,
vS,d; MAJ 1913; JIG, h5GoA''"a r"rh poul''
fso ana A sosts~.,, TrYss Com
,. 5SSn Sno and Laurel streets April !. 1915
pa ylsf'2 ins H TO- y sna GGnsrue,,en
h1 W,,, Street, May 1913: s:.soo of'h OF Cal
.wiep |" wt'ge no benlsy ann ana cn,lS,,ar,
s nsH1' ice. tuss,- south Colonial XVenue
H. fsea ,o north Of Cary Street. April Il ,s;5
yn r'rT ;n L. Rsnl.y and Construction Company
inches by o. feet east line brook Avenue, ia
NAY y ia,. i". ,t"o north of Calhoun Street,
Ed%ard and within lsey Ross. T ;l1.,es 10
DSs Sosby s,rse, a sy isis: gpr"
10 hs Tho,! May Wright und L. a. husband,
shcpnsrd Street Z. feet is inches by Mor II;
fe., .as, Line Sheppard street Isl fec, j.;
pSssy ss.y 1 ics cIsH S'
iM foe, 10 inchcs west OF Kinney Street
April "a. 1915 ss22 50.
gcos ii slrs.t. IS foe. Inches b; % fec,
ssouth limo Street, M fee, Inches east ol
BY % SOUTH in: u,
OF Twcnty-si1th Street. May |. 1919; siIao
10 Mayer and Hattie IH T. wife!
Fi,zhush. :s.i22 feet east line twenty S .ninti
S'r is,s. 20 e. south of Leigh Street Ms,
p. M Jacobs. iIn*'so: S1ili feet east sid,
Louisiana street. April IS. 1913. ssiT. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICE
$50 East Main Street Phone Randolph leI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
CHANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.

John a. cok". Jr. and Old Dominion
Terrace Corporation, 7oxijo feet ut south
west corner OF frRnhlln and Laurel Streets.
May >; 1919; s,o1.ooo
w y Reid. trustee. to Mrs Emma Emile
feet 20 +? inches by 100 feet east line Mca :
DO" street: 40 feet north of Grove Avenue
chsries Saclzcr, trustee. to Rex o. Ionr1
and Annie l.. twife,. 3sloa feet at north :
cast corner Of = and Twenty-seventh Streets
April q. isIa SIZE
Amcricsn Trust cnmpany. trustee. TO Kate
feet ,o%,h -, Iine Grove Avenue, g re-, pest
American Trust Company trustee 20 Kate
Y. Sittedorfer. leh5 Grove Avenue 2sxl3J
f:ct south line Grove Avenue. 81 feet west
Of i.cmbsrdy Street. Nay ]. 1919: g. 500
Richmond Bank and Trust Company tru.
tee to 4 K;n,o p, Muhlsman and Matthias
z feet - inches by. us feet east line
Of l.eonsrd Street May l., 1918; 1850.
Edward s. Rose and William 8 Rose
trustees, 10 r. r Booker. 36xleS feet east
eide MsehA nic:yiIie Turnpike or Mosby
ch,sIEsv Po otns ~, ~ ,oT;,ec TO Roand H
Street. ~ feet ives. Of Mosby Street. May
LEROY r. Brown. trustee. to Arthur r.
Rodgers and Mary f. fwifet Of Henricu
County. 5oxiio feet north line Leigh Street
~ fee, east Of Altanont Avenue April n
~, r. r. Pollard; Jr,; ..ss,ee. to Julia Hogan
Avenue. i2s feet inches west OF Allison
Street. May 3. 1913: 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
MORRIS FACES TRIAL IN
ALBEMARLE ON JUNE 8
Removed From Greene COun-
ty to Charlottesville.
MOTION BY DEFENSE ATTORNEY,
Young Man Arraigncd Before Judge
FiShburnc and Request for Change
OF Venue Concurrcd In by Special
Prosecutor Gentry.
ny Associated rres. l

SrANARDSVILLE. VA. Nav Ed
gar Morris. arraigned in Greene Coun-
~ Circuit Court today on a charge OF
having murdered Magistrate Bluford
Sullivan. will be tried In the Circuit
Court OF Aibemarle County. in Char
lottnsviile. June B. Motion for removal
from this jurisdiction was mad. hv
Charles ~ Hammer. of Harrisonburr.
representing the defendant and was
concurred in by CHARLES r.. Gentry. of
Cnarlottesvillc, designated by Judge
Flshburne I" act as special prosecutor
In the cases against Morris and liar
mon Shifrlett. charged with having
trate sullivan was killed
The other case aEains, Morria that
o. having shot James Morris at "A
nhrlstmas dance. aud the case against
ShiHlct. were continued until the June
term Of Greene County Court which
cohvcncs 'ne week after that OF Abe
marie County
Norris appeared in court today man
aclcd and when the indictment was
read pleaded not guilty ne was 10
be taken to Charlottesville late toda y
ior gale keeping In the Albcmurle
arrested several days ago. Sheriff Ma
zone bringing his prisoner by auto
mobile over The Blue Ridge Mountains
from Elkins. sixteen special deputies
guarded the prisoner last night aud
were in charge OF the jail and court
a pathetic incident occurred ~ the
afternoon session Of court. when
George y. Morris. father Of Edgar
arose ana formally rendered his rcsig
nation as deputy sheriff OF Greene
County Judge Fishburne from the
bench. publicly thanked the retiring
officer for the faithful services lie had
performed, extending over a period OF
several years. ana expressed his sym
pathy. which met with the warm APP
provai of the crowd in the court house.
Court adjourned At go o'clock to
neSt the third Monday in juno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
B0lSHEViSTS LOCKED UP
FOR PROVING OF FAITH
Recruits Of Rcd Army Protcat Against
Fighting ind AK for
FuriouEhs.
Z, i.8XAssosia,ed Press !

ARcHASaEAis Soss, s. nSa rre5MsI 49,
Iaoishevist sympa,hizers in Nor;herr
Russia. who recently were permitted
10 cross the lines to join the Bolshev.
lists. met with an unexpected situation
according IA the Russik Sever al
Archangel in crossing into Bolsheyist
territory the men were locked up In
a barn Until they were able TO con.
vince the Bolshcv!s, officers thar they
were actually Bolshevists Commits.
si"ner KAUFMAN. tho Bolshovist COM
mander on the northern front, then
coming the newcomers he ADDED:
Such conscientious comrades as YOU
are more precious than gold 10 the
Bolshevists.. and, therefore, the Red
Army will be happy TO see you in It's
victorious ranks"
The newcomers loudly protested that
they did not come to fight They fin
ally received furlough Of three weeks.
after which they will have to Join the
Bolshevist army on this front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

TO leave the house: whercupon she re-
que5ted settlement for her past services
and provision for her future as prom
Used by both him and his wife.
The allegation continues that the
plaintiff was preparing to file suit to
recover for her services and to compel
Phillip krise to provide for her flu
ture. but at the request OF the defend
ant that she not bring suit and upon
her promise to assume the obligation
proper for her services and provide
for her future. her case was withdrawn
from her attorney.
The declaration brings out the fact
that Mr.. krise died February /. 1917.
The defendant was married to Floyd
l.. knight, at Palm Beach. about a
month ago.
The suit Will mature for the July
term OF the Federal District Court
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
CIiANCERY TRUST DEEDS

j. D. Cooke and wife to C. Il. Tran, an,
ccIu,m vi mrookr - ,amsiccs lots 81 and IS
c.o 90. r.. Garfoh and wife to American Trust
!. ana 'fq hd@ rs acres; being lots
1910: s:coo N"" turnpike April 80.
g. ~ aero, C5"ddoeS 70 f., j. Robin.. trustees.
nike Hay. /. 1910: $3.50. " Nuh Inrh-
rex Zones 10 Charles K Willis t,,,s
tee lot 1911 Fourth Hvenue oast ~ MIS-, Ilus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
Real Estate and Court News
cnANcEnY BARGAIN AND SALE

s;Is'R. S,,s:a R..: S. s.nT
iopi,ia .; al: sed seeSnd Streets lien of ,:er
Inc /" Is d rIsasanps. ;soa James s;rsst.
n"r,a Of Eidh.td IN" s 1"S i iy Of ., iss.
March %. isis; tax 81 %. SO
ts f'e Davi q il feet
,,t inshts north ine Main Street. no fee, !
l. s,rSA s sas a sl,s Nafs &C.. s s,
by % feet south line Il Street. liz fe.t {
at Of sI L ,. .s s,fsI line Axe
S.y u, ,, f', -, e :, II oi street
ptcr,Sa NNr aidss special eoinm;:sioner
inches ives, lane Mechanicsviiie Turnpike.
a MAJ e. iy' 's
to Mrs Elizabc,h G. Reynolds. sssi7s feS,
Ss.,A ss 'sIsy ,sIs sa feet
,,;eish and GiI'ner streets April 30, is,s::
sr Ax@nda,e in land Company, Inc. to w. IL
Bfoo@dsic. &pri, = III. 800 5o' A. block H.
a II; EuhanR and tuty O. (w.f.) 70 VIII
soath GDsna f' Xye Hns cS H! tes tT;1
gary t stqes 4 HSfpns if sss tss{
,oT ,o a e 9gise He,y and EmmA NJ 'wite)
nue.. t9Sii7 feet inches corner OF w.Y,tlinc
L.ms Svsnue. lion OF ':,eN. May l. 1918:
r. =. Ru'in and Grace II. (wi.e, ., ais
10 j. r: oyier, lot -. block g. North Rich
nond Terrace. Scxi?o fee; west line Barton
Avenue: $40 feet north or Meredith Street
Aprii - 1919: tax 90 $40.
- Hannic w. Haynes To - s Mccarthy
ji1s ~ a.. dsars sirse' = 7sx!i. feet north
Sireet lien Of 500. April e. 1919. '''i iSn
J. ilerbcr, Mercer. -hcrin. administrator
,centh Street. @5xiSs fee, cas-, line ,rhir
issnih street. 8 feet north OF Clay Street
II. Booker and Mary G. (wife). Of
Lucy d. twifej. sex,35 feet on Mechsn Inn
siiic turnpike or Mosby Street; between #
Strcyt ana SraueTs Lane. May l. 1919: 81 ,o0
neIon y Anderson TO julian g. Andersen
dSH, u, u: and 10 and south IS feet OF hi
~ otock S. Brookisnd Park. l25xias foe, nj
;,nrthtast corner or Griffin Avenue and
ttiino'per street. September !. 1911: tax 81 20
william Percy Rose and Anna Levi. Cwlfe,.
20 WWa"hWinSi"n. C.. and William j. Rose
street. :ixiD feet south line Grace Sireet,
III, ,gI feet east o. Allen Avenue. Anil q
Avondair Land Company to Elmer 1,
- 'aV ,o,s ~! .o 10 block Il. DrockdaIe April
.;avondaic Land Company. Inc. 10 W G.
s!anhSnn. OF Huntington. w Va Ints 81
;55;o ana - block l.. Brookdale AnrY =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
SKIES FAIR ALONG SHORE,
NOT So OVER ATLANTIC
hawkcr and Raynliam Hoped to Start
Transatlantic Trip Until Patrols
Brought News.
NEWFOUNDLAND WINDS PICKLE
Airmen Not Willing to Risk Lives In
weather Where Calculated Chances
OF Success Are Less Than Posi-.
bility of Failure.

81: JOHNS, y. r. May 6.-Whi!e
he British pilots. Iiawkcr and Rayn-
nam. were concentrating themselves
upon the day having opened with local
ana were awaiting reports from mid
atlantic. the first squadron OF Aner;-
Can deSt""ycrs left Trapasscy today 10
Eatroi the ocean from Halifax TO Cane
race In expectation of the arrival OF
the United states Navy planes NC-l
N.c.-3 and Ma. When mid -ocean re-
ports hnally came they were unfavor
able and the British pilots were re-
luctantiy compelled 10 abandon for the
land
The United states destroyer No. 1888
went ashore a. Trcpassey at nidnie h.
but her hull suffered no damage and
no one on board was injured SIX
more dcstroycrS arrived today a,
Trepasscy.
VIII the British aviato~s ever max,
the Transatlantic flight? With two
airpianes. representing an Investment
Of almost 10000 crouching here tor
tho long leap, with picked pilots and
navigators read" for the venture with
of1cia! observers AT hand the uues-
ton at first Hash may appear illogical!
to phrase il mildly.
But the conditions, existing today
similar 10 many other untavurable
days. make a negative answer to the
query supportablc
The sorwiih plane has been here
more IMAM s!N weeks, the Martinique
longer than four weeks The former
has had just two DAYS Of favorable
weather in that period and tho latter
has not had one DAY when tho njgh,
would have been deemed likely TO sue
coed.
The hcklencss of Newfoundland
climate, shifting between extremes IN
twcnty-four hours. and the unknown
atino phcric conditions in the highe,
attitudes oVe- the ocean. are 10 blame
The alrmen arc not willing TO risk
their lives in II nigh, in weathe
where the calculated chances of sue
cess arc substantially less than the
possibility of failure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

tor" said Frank r. Walsh, chairman
of the Irish American commission.
here tonight. II shall return to Dub
liz tomorrow.
everywhere we saw how the spirit
OF irish freedom has gripped the hearts
or the people,, continued Mr. Walsh
Everywhere we herd cries OF Long
live the Irish republic and cheers for
DE Valera The lntter's followers are
blindly devoted to him. AS in every
Irish effort for freedom great leaders
have been developed. so De Valera liz
today the man Of destiny to whom all
ireland looks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
HENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

simon SpilhnrE TO Rex o. Jones lot. in
tir,h ,n Park Addition. April .. 1918 tax
I.sna T. wilson and hu,b,nd n SINE,
Spl!bsrR. ISL lot Fourth Avenue e5s. of
, ismrnr, H,shiand Park Addition Apri, S.
John J. and G. r: Merrett to A. r. Grad
n ,.rk. 81 acres. plat of Pike Watson hv.
$40 "' q 1873
Chow Chase Realty Corporation TO r 2
May g. 1913, $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures of Passenger
Trains and Steamers daily unless
otherwise shown) published only as in
formation and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. sSunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

Spend 10 cents-feel grand! To-
night take Cascarets to liven your
liver and clean your bowels. Stop the
headaches, bilious spells. sourness,
gases. coated tongue, bad breath, sal
lowness and constipation-Take Cas-
carets and enjoy the incest, gentlest
inside cleansing" you ever expert
enced. Wake up feeling fine. Cas-
carets is best cathartic for children.
Taste like candy. No disa ppointment!
Thirty million boxes OF this harmless.
famous cathartic are sold each year
now.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

ache acdy OF the stomach heartburn BREATH anema
1855 Of weight and muscular decrease of vitality lowering
OF to infectious diseases disturbance of
gastt many forms Of catarrh asthma affections
and allied ailments result from self sonng
lake castor OIL pleasant vegetable laxative called Dr.
Pleasant Pee which composed of Mayapp ala
One OF the best treatments which all doctors agree
Is to take castor oil P. P P (erces Pelets9