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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
ARM|ST|CE PARADE
TO REDED|CATE men
TO IDEALS OF 1917
Veterans Of Three Wars
Will Swing Along Streets
of Richmond.
COMMITTEES MEET TODAY
TO PERFECT MARCH PLANS
State Units Battle Flags to Be
Carried in Line for
Last Time.

Redeoicating themselves to the
ideals ~. liberty and freedom for
which the great American army and
navy rWang into existence In 1917
when these principles were mcnaced
by the central powers. thousands of
virginia veterans of the world war.
rc-cnforced Ivy their brothers. fathers
ana gTanofathers who fought for
these same ideals in other great
strugGlcs OF the republic. will swing
aicnG the streets OF Richmond Thurs
day in observance OF the second an
n,veTnary OF Armisiicc Day
Many anal arrangements for the
parade VIII be perfected today at noon
when the executive committee OF
Richmond Post. Ame sipan Legion, and
The. cpmmittoc In charge OF arrange
mrnts for the march confer al, ,AmcrI-
can icsioa headquarters, formerly
Bnlvide.c Hall. Mt Bcividero and Main
Streets full attendance of both
committees is expect ed at the meeting.
which viii be one rf. the most i'm
portant held III connection with the
celebration.
Former Navy Men to Meet.
Announcement was also made yes
ierday by Morton l.. WalIcrstein. tha I
oX-scrvicr men who served in tho
navy during The war will holls a
special meeting tonight at S o'clock
a: the United States Recruiting office.
In The Allison Buiid!ng, at which tirnc
All arrangements for participation in
the parade Of eI-naval men will he
perfected
According 10 presen, plans. nil ex-
service naval men will march i'm
groups. representing the service in
which they were. Each unit COM
'nander will have charge Of the ar
ranCcments for tho gathering to-
scther OF the men under him The
sub-chaser men will march in one
group. the battleship mon in another
ara ihc destroyer men in third, and
SC on, Tor the various branches OF the
service. The same system. will be
carried cut in the formation OF the
parade. in regard TO soldiers and mar
ines. Each unit will be represented
by the men who served in IL.
Several social events are now be-
ing arranged. one OF which will be
big dance n; the Blues Armory
arranged by the womcn's auxilia aries
OF tho various organizations inter
estcd.
For the last time the battle na.s
OF Virginia units that saw service IN
the world war will be carried tri-
umphantly in line Of march. Cen
eral 10 Lane Stern. Adjutant-General
OF Virginia. made arrangements for
the display o! the flags. but lie, I.
clearly be understood that this is the
last time that the nass will ever ba
used in parade. They will be en-
cased in permanent cases so that no
damage can come to them as soon
after the parade as possible, and viii!
never be used in parades again.
City Schools to CIose.
Albert II. Hill. superintendent of
schools. has also announced that all
OF the citys schools will be closed
in the afternoon on Armstice Day
SO that the children can participate
in the ceremonies. John Marshall
High School cadets will parade with
the other units.
Spanish War veterans will he in
the line of march. 1T has been found
tcontinued on Eighth PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
c. & 0. AWARDS s65O,O0O
FOR new WORK
Railroad Company to Erect Office
Building and Other Improve
mcnts at Clifton Forge.
CONSIDERS ANOTHER SHOP
Additional Machinery Will M In
stalled In Present Ones, Which
Arc to BE Greatly Enlarged.
Tcn-Stall RoundhOusc Planned.

More than s65o.o0o will he spent
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
in the erection of an Office building
for division officers. n now l00-foot
turntable, additional shops and other
general improvements at Clifton
Forge, Va, il has been announced
At the general Offices of the COM
pany here. +. J. Cabc,i. chief en-
g!neer Of the railroad. now has the
plans and specifications in hand and
all preparations to get the work un-
der *ay are being made
The Office building will he erected
AZ the headquarters of the general
superintendent and all division Of
ficers and viii also be used az a store
house.
The company will also erect a
mower house at the same time that
the other improvements are made
and is seriously contemplating q new
shop at this point, II has been an
nounccd.
Much new machinery will be in
stalled in the present shops, which
will be greatly enlarged. A ten
stall roundhouse will also be one of
the things the building program calls
for at this point and an ice house
will be erected to take care Of the
needs OF the company.
The contract for the work has AL
ready been lc, and work will be
started within short time. II is
declared. The contract calls for the
construction of all OF the above men
toned improvements with the ex-
ccption OF the turntablc, specifica-
t'ons for which have not yet been ap-
proved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
IBy Universal serylce.I

WASHISGToN. Nov. .-FoIIow-
ing the most disturbing series OF
hasinE episodes and other breaches
-of dtscipiine known mt AnnupoIi~
In many years. II wa. announced
tonight thst Itear-AdmlraI ArchI-
bald IL. Scales will be succec.led
NJ superintendent of the Navai
Academy by Admiral ID. wIIaon,
now commander of the Atlantic
Fleet.
Only yenterday II wa. stated
that two cadets had been diamiss-
ed from the Naval Academy for
drunkenness. nnd Investigations
there are "tiii In progress. At one
time NO fewer than nve court. of
n1uiry were in progress.
Admiral Wilson Ia one of the
most diAtinEuI.hed' officers. us well
az one of the .tricteet diseipIin-
arians In the navy. During the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
F. A. Vanderlip Becomes
Veritable Village ..Boss"


sCARBoRo, n. u, Nov. 7-rle
cenfury-oid village OF Sparta, near
Mere. tn now the property of one
gnAB.
Frank A. vanderIip. New York
banker, has Purchased the entire
village, 1t became known today,
and In order to relieve the housing
situation In this section, he an
neunced plans for the erection OF
twenty modern. tenement houses
and several other new buiidinEs.
Some OF the old dwellings will be
torn down aad others renovated.
In outlining his project. Mr.
Vanderiip said that when the VIII
IsSe was reconstrueted, he hoped
to attract urban residents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Call Admiral Wilson to Annapolis
Following Charges of Hazing

war he was in con,maud OF tho
American heet based on Drest.
from where the principal protec-
fion nnH given American trans
ports carrying troops TO France.
1t n)so wss announced tonight
fhut Admiral Joseph Strauss, for
mer chief or the bureau OF Ord
nance. will tnke command OF the
tsfntfc Fleet. Admiral StrausS
Perfected plans ny which vast
mine heldn were laid scross the
North Sea TO imprison the Ger
man fleet. and WAS I'm active
charge Of that gigantic operation.
"f the most important OF tho
war.
Contrary to prevailing reports.
Admiral Hugh Rodman will re-
main In command of the Pacific
Fleet.
A successor to Admiral yVfixon
hns not NIX yet been chosen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
CALL ON cox TO AID
STRICKEN OHIO TOWN
Typhoid Fever Makes RavaEes on
Inhabitants OF Salem-Twenty
Deaths In Month
IRY Asaociatcd Press. !

10y AsSociAtcu PreSS-J
SALEM. OHIO. Nov. 7.-Declaring
that the situation has gotten beyond
control of local authorities. Mayor
John w. Post today telephoned Gov
crnor Cox for State aid in lighting
the typhoid fever epidemic which has
been raging here almost month.
Seven deaths have resulted Thirty
new cases and one death were re-
ported within the last two days.
There are approximately 1000
cases in the city. 1t was said after
survey. Only twenty persons and
200 nurses are caring TOT the pa
tients. who comprise about one-elev-
enth of the population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
VIOLENT RIOTING BREAKS
OUT IN NORTH BELFAST
Hundreds Join I'm Ontbrenk and Arr
DLrp< med hy Militia in Ar
morcd Cnr.

BELFAST. Nov. 1.--Fierce riot.ng
broke out in North Belfast this al
tcrnoon. the ncighborhood which has
fiEured in every disturbance since
July. Hundreds joined in the fray
the Unionists with stone and the Sim
Feinnra with revolvers and rifies.
a large body OF police. made re-
peated charges to keep tho factions
apart until tho arrival OF military
with an armored car. when the riot
ers were soon dispersed.
man was shot dead in Cork by
military curfew patrol Saturday
night. The soldiers allege that he
thrice disregarded orders TO halt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
CLERGYMAN SLAYER
Is SAVED FROM MOB
0nfarior Enforcement officer Spirited
to Chatham When Threats of
Violence Are Made.
by Associated Press. ]

CHATHAM ONT. Nov. REV. ].
O. l.. Spracklin. prohibition enforce
ment agent. who shot and killed
Beverly Trumble in a raid on an inn
rear Windsor, was brought here to-
day from the Sandwich Jail, to which
he was taken earlier in the day fol-
lowing reported threats OF violence
by friends OF the slain man..
Spracklin arrived here in the Gus
tody Of an officer. He was accom-
panied by his counsel Il. L. Brackin,
N. r. He spent the day with n local
Clergyman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
L. $. Citizen shot in Iris. Riots.
IBy Universal servtce.1

LONDON, Nov. THE London
Daily Herald revealed today that
John o'Brien. one Of tho two men
shot at Nenagh. was an American n
citizen. Tho military authorities say
he was trying to escape arrest.
O'Brien was staying at Nenagh and
fled with others during tho rioting.
fearing feprisals. Tho American
consul Is How making inquiry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Sizzling Sabbath Felt
by Thirsty Chicagoans

CHICAGO. Nov. 7-ChicnKo IL
dry. For the ar.t time Thirsty
citizens know what prohibition can
really mean.
Sunday every cabaret, cafe, dry
snloon and "athletic club, wa.
guarded by Federal agents. Large
siEns were posted 4, cafes and ho-
tells warninE guests not to bring
1hip liquor" with them. Many dry
saloons closed for good and deIIv-
cries from q number OF brewerie.
ceased.
Monday the Federal grand Jury
viii consider evidence gained by
the confession OF "Nike DePikev
iIeitlen. Thirty-one policemen, nj
least two police captains nnd one
police onicer OF higher rank are
listed n Implicated in the liquor
senndai. Federal warrants arc 70
be issued for some of these m~n
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08

DUBLIN. Nov. An attack by a
mob on two policemen. Saturday night
eliminated in the Shooting of two
civilians. ono OF them seriously. The
rfray caused a great panic, IA crowd.
of people were just leaving the thea
ters. The policemen. who fed from
the mob. fired their rerolvers at their
pursucrs. One policeman was cap
tnred and thrown in the Lifrcy, but
was rescued by police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
To Serve Sentence for Espionage.


CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. t.
\. II. Lockhart, wealthy resident of
Lookout Mountain, whose conyic-
tion in Federal Court here on
the charge of espionage was re-
Gently confirmed by the Supreme
Court of the United States. will be
arraigned tomorrow and the sentence
Of one year in the penltentiary and
fine of $1,000 be made effective. Lock-
hart will serve his time iaythe At
larta Federal prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08

CHEYENNE, WYO.. Nov. 1.-THE
body of John p. Woodward. air mail
pilot. was found in the wreckage Of
his plane at Tic Siding, forty miles
west OF Cheyenne late today. accord
ing to word brought here tonight
BY railroad men. Woodward was last
reported over Laramie at 2:40 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
HARDING MAKES BRIEF
TALK FROM REAR OF HIS
TRAIN IN AUSTIN, TEXAS.

AUSTIN, TEX. Nov. 7.--Prcs.dent. J.
Elect Warren G.. Harding paused Z
the Texas capital tonight for only ~
BRIEF talk from the rear OF he
train. Ho expressed appreciation or
tho welcome extended him and dc.
demonstrations OF Anericanispl
rather than attribute 20 themselves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Murder Charged to Twins.

MERIDIAN, MISS. Nov. 7.-Claude
and Paul Houston. twin brothers,
were brought to tho county Jail here
today on charge Of murder In con-
nection with tho stabbing to death
yesterday OF William Parker, in the
coilinsviiic community during a dis
pute over some cattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
.R0TAR|ANs ARE PLANNING
FOR COV|NCTON JOURNEY
Party OF Thirty-Thrcc Lcaye
Thursday for Ceremony Of
Newly Organized Club.
TO INSPECT HOME FOR BOYS
Seven Youngsters Arc Being Sup
ported i'll Institution by Members
Here - Prepare for Petersburg
Good-Fellowship Meeting.

Dr. :. c. Mitchell. OF the University
oi Richmond, will address the Rich
mond Rotary Club tomorrow night.
ut the weekly meeting of the club at
the Richmond Hotel, OH "Onc Hun
drey Fer Cent Efficiency" The meet
ing Will be at o'clock
Th!rty-,hree members Of the Rich-
mom club will go to Covington
Thursday evening to be on hand Fri
day to aid in tho ceremonial attend
ing tho organization OF the Hot
SprinSs-Covington Rotary Club. The
club has been granted a charter and
the occasion OF its presentation will
be the cue for big celebration.
tnrrick Is Committee Head.
W. c. Gar-ick is chairman OF the
committee which is in charge OF the
trip and other members Of his COM
Eittec include Herbert T. Cook.
Grover c. Dula, George J. Freedley
II. Med. McCuc. J. #. Palmatary.
Henry Street and a. S. llratz.
In addition to the membership Of
tho committee. reservations for the
following members have been ap-
plied for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Neck In Fall From Tree.

TOCCOA. GA. Nov. while en-
gagged in fight with an opossum in
the top of pcrsimmon tree late last
night. Herbert Cobb, prominent young
white man, fell to the ground and
broke his neck. He lived onlv q
few minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08

ATTENTIoN-owing to the de-
mand for. Season Tickets. sale will
continue until November l3th, Mt the
same price, $500. emitting tho holder
to the best seats. which arc $3.50.
SOUTHERN MUSICAL BUREAU, 213
East Broad Street. Ran. S0o.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Chases Prince Of Wales
Off Private Footpath
IBy United Newa.l

LONDON. Nov. THE Prince
of Wales and the Duke OF York
path on their way to the Coombe
Hill golf course near here Sat-
urdaS.
The prince and the duke, ac-
companied by Sir Philip SassOn,
started towards tho course on
foot. On the way they turned in
to n footpath, which in closed to
the public on Saturdays.
A polite Official appeared and
told them of the regulation. He
insisted that they observe IT and,
finally, they complied. They pro-
cceded to the course by n round
about wny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
DIcs to Isscnpe Cha n Gang.

CUESTER, :. e, Nov. "a. e.
Hoffman. convicted last week of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses,
hanged himself in his cell here today
rather than go to the chain gang.
lie was we'll related in Florida and
in Lexington. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
IBy Associated Press !

sEBASToPoL. CR1AIE.A. Nov. -
General WranEcl's official commu
n.que Issued today explains the din.
entities OF his recent retreat to the
yCrimea due TO the sudden and uupre-
cedented freezing OF tho Dnieper on
nights, 7or October ss-2s. Tho
frecsing or the river permitted the
Budenny'a cavalry and infantry TO
cross, on tho ice, bhus exertinY I'M
expected pressure on wrangeI's re-
treating forces. falling back from
Nikopol region. the principal part
OF which were Don Cossacks.
Terrific fighting. says tho commu.
niquc took place ut Torgaevka. De-
spite the pressure Of Bolshcvist COL
umns from, Alexandrovsk, Genera,
Wrsngel threw reserves against Blu
denny. pushing him from Askaniyah
Nova toward Pcrcliop in a disoryan.
sed state. The cavalry thu, had
reached Salkov were then attacE. Ell
General wrnngel states that he de.
stroyed important units OF Buden.
ny's forces and also two regiments
OF Letsish division He captured
four other regiments. no adds, and
twenty-five guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Special stunts on Program

Appointments on a special stunt
committee have also been made. c.
Jeter Jones is chairman. Alvin Smith.
Henry w. Schwarzschild, Sanford
Fleming. a. S. Williams. Aaron Ja-
cobs, Norman Call, *. ". Finiay. T.
~. Tragic, L. G. Schmidt Dallas
Shafer and Harper Shelton make up
the personnel OF tho body.
The secretary also announces that
L committee TO visit the boys club,
which is sponsored and maintained
by the organization, has been ap-
pointed. The members who will
mako 1t their special business TO
visit the club this month are:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Universal Service Staff Correspon.
dent. Special Cable Dispatch.1

Universal Service Staff Correspon.
dent Special Cable Dispatch.l
PARIS, Nov. From NIL indica-
tons France intends to spend un.
limited millions OF francs in the
shape OF money, munitions and food
IN an. effort to stem the advance OF
The Russian Soviet troops in the
Crimca
This became evident today when
the press fired the opening guns for
financial anJ military Intervention
against the Reds by France in favor
OF Baron Wrangcl. Influenced largely
by its success against tho Russian.
In Poland. il is believed that the
French government intends 10 employ
ihdentical methods in the Crio,ca.
wherc Baron Wrangcl. leading ;he
anttrSoviet troops finds himself I'm n
tight corner
Meanwhile, the loading of ammuni-
tion destined for Baron Wrangei Is
proceeding with great haste at Mar
seiiles and other French ports. II, is
probable that French troops now in
turkey will be sent TO Sebastopo,.
IN this way bringing the French MIL
itary genius to the aid OF the Rus
sian army in the Crimea in tho same
way that General weygand directed
the Polish offensive against tho Reds
in so effective manner last summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08

$3.50 Special Excursion Baltimore re-
turn Nov. 0, York River Line.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08

Friday morning will be spent in an
inspection of the Covington Homo
for Boys. where the club Is support
ing seven Youngsters. The Rich
mond delegation will return at $50
o'clock Saturday morning.
Further details for the trim OF rhe
club 10 Petersburg. where it will
Join with the Rotarians OF that place
in ood-fcllowship meeting. with
be worked out tomorrow at the week
iy meeting. Hampton Fleming has
been appointed chairman OF the COM
mittee in charge of the trip. Other
members include:
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-18

F. F. Bliss, Farmer in charge of
the station at Wakpala, was bus
mess caller at the Agency Monday.
Clifford Anderson living near
selfridge was business visitor
Wednesday Of last week in the
County Seat. -'-'-
VIM. Menu who has been EN-.
ployed this fall on the staff of the
Pioneer left Saturday 10, Santa
[Crus, California, where he will sp+nd
the winter with his father who is at
present residing there.
Chas. Pulling returned Tuesday
Of last week from Upland, Indiana,
where he had been visiting for two
or three weeks. Charlie has added
a side line to his present business,
and is writing life insurance for the
Twin City Mutual Lite Insurance
company,
The Fort Yates Orchestra was
scheduled to play at solen last Fri
day evening, but the trip had to be
abandoned because Of auto-trouble.
The night before Thanksgiving.
November "a, the orchestra has
been engaged to play for a NJ. w.
A. dance across the river at Dale.
Walter Caddell and AL. Fogarty
were in Fort Yates Tuesday on
their way to Selfridge from Fort
Rice. Mr.. Fogarty and Ben Gwy-
ther have recently purchased the
Selfridge Transfer Co and dray line
from Matt Strasser.
IL you want real up.to date
orchestra music-the kind that
sets you on your feet and keeps
you there write the Fort Yates
Orchestra for engagement-Adv.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-18
VIVA. Dream, Mean.

To dream of cards denotes great
wealth; hearts. riches and honor
diamonds signifies you will quarrel
with your lover; clubs. happiness and
money: spades. you will meet with
many Chicago American.
Keep Extra Supply.
A reserve supply Of little things nee.
essary around the house will save
many an annoying moment. With this
fact In mind. don't buy just one paper
OF pins. a package Of hairpins hair
net, I'VE stamps. small supply of let.
ter paper. Lay in regular stock of
these things and Of all such little ar.
ticles. the lack Of which causes 90
much lost time.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-11-18
Try IL

NY u
we may set 1t down a. a erco,
uu'"' think. that the sense of mo.
l'otohy and drudgery In our work zen.
era''y shows that we have come 70
. nu' our emphasis in the wrong place
.l'"t we have become concerned more
~ getting our work done and on our
:, u"nos than In the way we are doing
~ onange the emphasis to the latter.
n nmu the situation will be mastered.
Inc sense of drudgery will vanish. ana
..e IRE and the work will have an.
otner aspect-M. Q. Simons.