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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
E|CHT|ETH DIVISION
MEN TO take PART.
Will Assemble FOR Armis,icc-
Day Services on Steps Of I.
Capitol Building.
tSpeciai 10 The Times DISPATCHED 4

tSpeciai toThe Times Dispatc,.l, n y,
PITTSBURGH. PA. Nov. l,--wordy
mas Just been received that tbs,
EiShtteth Division Veterans Assoc
citation will assemble their former:
members In Washington. d. C.. az
the main Capitol steps November 10
at 1880 ~. VI.
The members will then go to th.
bier OF the Unknown Buddy"
where a short service of respect vii,
be held, after which floral replica
OF the divisions Insignia will be
placed upon the bier
General Brett the president of
association. requests that al! who
can do go attend the services Arm
iSiic" Day at the national capital and
ISSUES q special warning to all to
make advance hotel reservations. as a
great many visitors are expected In
Washington on this occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
TWO DE A d RESULT OF
PISTOL BATTLE IN SCOTT
lBy Associated Press. !,

BRISTOL. TENN. Nov. 1.-Two
persons are dead and another semi
ousiy wounded as the result or a
pistol light near Jasper. Va accord
ing To reports reaching here today
Marion Bishop was killed. IT Is said
AFTER he opened fire on VIII Lcgg
At the home OF Mrs. Sealf.
Mrs SealiS daughter. Mrs. Hurd.
was killed accidentally when struck
ID! bullet from Lcggs pistol
Mrs. Scalf was seriously injured and
Leg received n slight wound in tho
shoulder. at,t
Lesg sure ndcrcd to officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
president Federation cf Catholic So
cietics OF Pennsylvania.

y q =
cietics OF Pennsylvania.
Carmi Thompson. oi ohio. former
secretary To- President Taft and
i"rntr treasurer "t the United
states.
Harold NJ. S.wcll OF Maiuy. lawyer.
formerly in consul.r service ar
samoa. Hawaii. and Liverpool. In
teivsted for many years ia ship
-Four Women Are Named.
Mrs Thoms q. Winter. of Mime
sofa, president OF the National Fed
GRAFTON OF Womcn's Clubs.
Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird. az Mas
sachusetts. wife OF former Pro-
prcssive candidate TOR Governor Of
Massachusetts
New York "a writer Oh Asia,ic prob
lens.
Mrs Katherine phillips Edison. of
California, prominent ciubwoman
Other members o! the technical
STAFF appointed from the army are
Major-Gcnoral George .. Suu!cr,
chief Of the signal corps: Major
GENERAL G e. Williams, iirigadIcr-
General William Mitchell. of the al,
ecrvicc. and Erigadicr-Gcncral Amos
y. Fries Of the chemical warr;.
"f tho general stan; Colonel ~ II
Well" Lieutenant Colonel Stewart
Ilcini2ciman, chief Of army intcni-
gcnce. and Louis Cohen, civilian
specialist
For tho navy. others are:
Rear Admiral William y. Monet,.
Captain William V. Pratt, Captain
Frank II. Schohcld. Luke McNamcc
and Samuel !. Bryant. and l.. ". Aus
Tin, civilian specialist.
Other members OF the tcchnica!
stan named from the state Depart
ncnt are:
u. Z. Poole, chief OF division of
Russian affairs. Prof T.. 7. VIII
Hams. former chief OF the division Of
Far Eastern affairs: j. Eutlcr Wright.
Leland Harrison and Edward Bell,
cCuuScllorS OF embassies; W. :. kos
crS Nelson T. Johnson, T.. l.. Neville
and Frederick *, Nielsen, the lat
tor solicitor OF the department;
scllor and j. Reuben Clark, former
solicitor.
Others ON TcrhuicaI stan.
Also named on the technical stan
are Professor - H. Ilalcsicc, OF
Clark University. S. W. Stratt"n. di-
rector .: the bureau OF Standards;
j. H. Dillngcr. OF the Department,
OF commerce. Professor f.dsar J..
smith. University of Pennsylvania:
William =. CuibcrtSon. United states
Tariff Commission, and Professor
George W. Wilson, nf Harvard Uni
vvrsity.
|, was said today that no arrange
mcnts had yet been mad" for meet
iug between the American hiS iou!
and members oi tho advisory BODY
although one might he expected iH
the near future. DURING the DAY
the four principal delegates again
were in discussion dealing VIII
various questions Of policy that are
TO come before the conference. The.
will meet again tomorrow Ia resume
their specific study ot naval PROB
lens. In this study they ALREADY
have been sitting with some OF the
naval experts formally appointed I"
the technical staff today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN
FROM ACHING JOINTS
Rub Pain right out with small
trial bottle OF old
"St. Jacobs Oil"
s,op CLOSING" nhcuma,,sm.

It's pain only: not one ease in nifty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing. penetrating st Jacobs or
right on til" tender spot" and by
the time YOU say Jack Iiobinson--out
comes the rheumatic pain ana dis
trcss. st. Jacobs Oil" is 4 harmless
rheumatism linimrnt which never
disarpnintS and doesn't burn the
skin. IL takes pain, soreness and
stiffness from aching joints. muscles
ana bones; stops sciatica. lumbago,
backachc and neuralgia.
Timber up! Get Il small trial bot
tie OF oid-timc. honest st Jacobs
Oil" from any drug store and in a
moment you'll! be free from pains,
aches and stiffness, Don't suffer!
Rub rheumatism away.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
RHEU MATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated trio Acid Deposit, Arc
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
starts 10 1.suve the System Within
Twenty four Hours,

Every Druggist IN this county is au-
thor.zcd TO say TO every rheumatic suf-
feTcr tina: Il two bottles OF Alicnrhu, the
sure condueror or rheumatism. does nor
stop all agony. reduce swollen joints and
do away with even the slightest twinge OF
Rheumatic Pain. ne will gladly return your
money without comment.
Ai!enrhu has been tried and tested for
years. and really marvellous results have
been accomplished in the most sewers case,
where the suffering and agony was intense
and piteous and whore the patient was
helpless
Mr. James H. Allen, tho discovcrer OF
Aicnrhu. who TO- many years suffered the
;orm"nts OF acute rheuma tism, desires ali
sufferers TO know that he does not want a
cert of any ones money unless Allanrhu
decisivc!y conquers this worst OF all dis.
eases. and he has instructed all druggI.,s
TO guarantee II in every instance.--Adver-
tiscment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
E1-llinE Karl Taken Aboard Monitor.

VIENNA, Nov. l.-EX-King Karl.
and his Bourbon Princess, Zita. have
been taken aboard n British monitor
at Raja. The warship Immediately
LETT for Galatz-anothcr stage to-
wards permanent exile for the pre-
tender To the hungarian throne mud
tho woman whose imperial ambitions
led him to embark on his forcdoomed
campaign. r r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

- - ~
"i IN" navy. Associated With them
will be twelve officials ~ IN. state
Dcnar,mor, headed l., i,. -.
=,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Real Live Babies to Enter
High School in Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. Chicago
babies are TO enter high school.
Not that they are old enough
FOR students. but as subjects for
the nursery classes.
Ecal live babies of mothers en-
plcycd during the day are To- he
used. More than 30 senior girls
have enrolled in the special
classes 10 supplement the regular
home making course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
D'Aostu for IIungary's King.

l.-Rumors are current here that the
Duke dAosta. cousin Of King Victor
Emmanuel. Of Italy. Will be proposed
as n candidate for the Hungarian
throne. Negotiations are said to have
been commenced between Rome and
budapest. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
ranks Mn. Release Training Camp.

KEGS, with the Robins leaving New
Orleans. VIII probably hand over their
training camp nj Shreveport, La, TO
the iiroolSlyn team and 20 to u near
hy town In Louisiana or Texas. where
there viii he new fields for tho eN-
ploitation OF Babe Ruth-if he is
with tn. team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
ORDER And rILlNG OF CLAIMS.


II is hereby ordered that an per-
sons Who have any claims against the
defendant, Empire Transportation and
on Corporation. or who claim amy
interest IN or lien upon amy Of the
'undS or property OF said corporation
IN the possession OF the receivers or
TINS court. or either ~ them. are
hereby required 10 iilc in writing
statement OF the nature. dates Of ac-
cruai and amounts OF their r.sp.c-
tive claims duly verified by the oath
Of the persons, or by an officer OF the
corporation making such claims.
Al persons who fail 10 file their
claims as herein provided. ana within
the time specified, shall be barred and
prccludcd from asserting any ella I'M
Lien. or other right against the
property or rights of the defendant,
Empire Transportation and Oil Cor
poratIon. III the custody OF the court
and shall not be included in any dis
tribution of the income thereof or
the proceeds of the sale thereof.
'All such claims shall he flied on or
before Tuesday. November 10. 1921,
with ii"nry G, Rely. heretofore app
at his Office in the Mutual Assurance
society building, Richmond, Vlr-
sinia.
All claims so filed with him are
hereby referred TO said Special Mas
tcs 10 investigate. 10 near. prove and
report in writing thereon as TO the
amounts Justly owing thereon. any
LIENS by which they are secured. AMI
the manner in which they are law
fully entitled to payment. The Spc-
ciii Master shall notify All solicitors
OF record OF the time and place OF
Inc hrSt hearing. and may thcrcaft
from time 10 time. without further
notice, adjourn such meeting to such
TIME and places AZ lac may appoiut
All solicitors OF record shall be ioii-
hlihS "t his report or reports. and
any Marty To thus cause. the receivers.
or any OF them. and any party who
has Med Il claim az aforesaid may
within twenty days after the filing
al any report OF the Special Master
file specific objections thereto. EN-
ceptionS not so fled will not be con
sidcrcd by the court, and II no cX-
ccptions shall he filed within srid
ports shall stand confirmed.
Said Special Master shall cause The
preceding portion of this order IL he
published forthwith, once each week
for three successive weeks. in u news
paper Of general circulation. pub
lishcd in the city OF Richmond. State
OF Virginia, and in - newspaper OF
general circulation published in the
City of New York. state of New York.
ID. LAWRENCE GRONER.
u. :. District Judge.
October 81. 1921.
y Copy-Tcstc:
JOSEPH l.. BRADY.
Clerk.
by VIM. T.. Walker.
Deputy Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
scIertInn Mnrmly Aprroved.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l.-Scle"tion
OF Cordcl Huh as chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee WAS
warmly approved today by Democrats
in Congress. especially by members of
the House. in which he served four
teen years.
House Democrats called II confer
cncc FOR tomorrow, at which rcsolu
lions will be adopted commenting the
action OF The committee in putting
Mr.. Hull at its head and 'coneratu-
lntiuG the party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
FOR SALE
DO YOU WANT
For Sale

End that We can oncr a, attractive
prices Easy terms can b. ar
ranged
w. l.. PURCELL. JH.. co. INC.
lni N0rth EigMth Strant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
For Sale

Hanover Avenue. easi OF Tild.n
street :i&I35. bargain at price OF
fcrcd. Easy terms.
W. l.. PURCELL. JR.. co, nc,
iOi North Eighth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
HULL ron FOURTEEN YEARS
MEMBER M. In\I.nI

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Nov -
Judge Cotdell Hull, the new chairman
OF the Democratic National Commit
tee. is 50 years old. having been born
in Ovcrton County, Tenn, October >,
1871. his present home being at Car
thage. Smith County. After attending
school in Ohio. young Hull graduated
from the law department OF cumbcr-
land University, Lebanon, Tenn. In
his carly life he was q farmer and
lumber dealer.
He was appointed judge OF the
Fifth Tennessee judicial Circuit by
. the Governor and elected To succeed
himself but resigned TO make the
race for Congress, which he entered
in 1905. and remained until defeated
last November by Wynnc :. Clousc,
"A Republican. In the landslide which
carried Tennessee into the Republic
can column.
Among Lender. IN House.
Judge HUH WAS among he most
conspicuous men in Congress during
his long service III the House. his
assignment to tn. Ways and Means
Committee establishing for him Il
crS
Judge HILL served in the Spanish
Anne rican War as captain OF the
Fourth Tennessee Volunteers.
The selection of Judge Hull was
especially pleasing TO leaders OF the
Democratic party in Tennessee be-
cause OF his popularity and we'll
iuown energy in party affairs. Eu-
gene II. Williams. member "f the
state executive committee said here
tonight that the election OF Mr.. Han
meant that The party III the stat"
would hc harmonizcd and that a.
would again be found in the Demo
crat!c column III The next election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

MI persons interested are hereby
notified that, pursuant to the fore
going order, the Undersigned Special
Master VIII receive for filing. on or
before Tuesday. November H. 1921
at his office. No. 9lJ Mutual Assur-
ance Society Building. in the city OF
Richmond. State of Virginia. all such
claims as are covered by said order.
HENRY c. RELY,
Special Master.
HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily testify
to the good results obtained from Time,
Dispatch Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Deaths

NE-bicd. u; Retreat :or Sick
Tu"shay. Novcmbcr list. at lI:25 T. NJ
Nnn Ech"cca Eiardwici". sister OF
h"'''s w i'ardwicke. Funeral notice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

cities Fuel ana Power Company,
Plaintiff
Empire Transportation aud on
corporation .......... Defendant
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ARMS DELEGATION
IS COMPLETED BY
PRESIDENT HARDING

Continued From First Page,
Evening star., 1921-09-15
AIMS AT SPECULATION.
German Government May Take
Steps to Control Money Market.

BERLIN, September 13.-With a
view to counteracting insensate
bourse speculation, the government.
according to the Tageblatt; is con-
measure of control of the money
market by system of "rationing" or.
as a last resort, sequestrating foreign
currencies or bills thrown on the
market in excess Of what is regarded
as legitimate requirements.
The difficulties of such Intervention
are obvious. and the Tageblatt learns
it would not be resorted to except in
the last extremity.
AS an alternative. the government
is reported to be seeking a means to
induce German exporters and indus
trialists to transfer. without compul-
sion on their part, their foreign bills
to the treasury. The Tageblatt is Of
the opinion that the time to intervene
is now and that all requtslrlons of
foreign currencies or bills should be
Immediately placed under govern
ment control.
The dollar. with a record Of 40
marks in January, 1920, today reach
ed 1882 for cable transfers.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
U. S. ARMY IN GERMANY
"SITTING ON THE WORLD"
"Never Was a Better Dressed Mill.
tary Organization" Says Officer,
Who Has Returned.

NEW YORK. September IS (Spe-
ciaD.-Lieut. Kie Cody. who has re-
turned from the area occupied by the
American Army in Germany, Is quoted
by the New York Times as speaking
in the highest praise of the Rhine
Army.
about the A. E. F. in Germany" said
Lieut.. Cody. And the men and off,
GERS there almost without exception
dread the day when they will come
back. The men particularly dislike
the thought so much that they refuse
to talk about it, There never has
been an army which is sitting on the
world as those fellows are.
avoid getting into trouble because
the penalty is being sent home. An
other reason is the spirit of sports
manship which has been cultivated
by Gen. Allen. There are foot ball,
base ball. polo. shooting and track
teams always trying to break records.
When left three teams were tied for
first place, the Quartermaster's Corps,
the Headquarters Troop and the Fifth
Infantry teams.
'They have gone in for horse rae
ing good deal and have built their
own race track and steeplechase
course. AS result there has been
officers and they have bred and
trained some of the finest animals the
Army ever contained. 1t makes good
horsemanship. They also play polo
a good deal. The rifle teams have
resulted in more sharpshooters and
marksmen being produced than ever
before in an army of that size. When
they competed against the British.
French and Belgians. they took first
place in nearly every event. They
beat us at machine gun fire. 1 knew
one officer who felt SO badly at his
score that he wouldn't permit his
name to be put down and said he
troops so he could get necessary prac-
tice. He wouldn't lower his teams
record.
although the men are able to buy
all the beer and wine they want,
there is hardly an instance Of a man
| taking too much. Drinking wine and
beer has made them temperate. No
| area and even at the officers club
| cocktails are barred. Champagne is
less than 81 a bottle and the men
| can buy it If they want to, but they
seem to prefer the other wines''
| 'There is one cafe in Coblenz which
is patronized almost entirely by
Americans" said Capt. P. V. Kane.
who has been in Spain and later
visited Germany. returning. with
! tigny. "They won't sell beer. so they
| can keep out their fellow Germans
and get only the trade of Americans.
| There never was better dressed
/ army and the men are proud of their
| appearance.
! when an officer travels he is con-
stantly the object of solicitous at
| tention." said Capt. Kane, They
bring you pillows and everything
they think you may need to make
Evening star., 1921-09-15
STARTS 33,000-MILE
CRUISE AROUND GLOBE
ON 218.FOOT YACHT
By the AssOcia ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 15.-Ar-
thur Curtiss James. former commo-
dore of the New York Yacht Club,
embarked with a small party today
80 mile cruise around the world.
The trip will last until next May.
The first leg Of the voyage will
take them through the Panama
canal and to Honolulu. The yacht
will then head for China, where a
long stop will be made. The party
the Suez canal.
Various European ports will be
visited before the homeward trip Is
started.
Evening star., 1921-09-15

you comfortable. conductor never
asks for your ticket and If an officer
wanted to he could travel all over
Germany for nothing. always
bought my ticket. but the conductor
never seemed to want 1t. Once l
was smoking in car. which ap..
the conductor hurried off and came
back with a sign which he slapped
up on the wall. 1t said Smoking car"
Evening star., 1921-09-15

Miss Helen Porter. twenty years
old, is rental manager of Omaha's
largest and most fashionable apart
ment house.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
a triumph in ralncOat making

ems, worsteds, heathertones. And
each one backed by hidden rubber,
light as silk!
r. Raynsters are also made with a
smooth rubber surface for farm
ers, fremen, policemen, drivers, and
all who work outdoors. These types
have the rubber on the outside to
repel stains and dirt.
No matter what the price, every
Raynster offers you supreme quality:
finest tailoring, the highest grade of
rubber, ,andyears ofexpert experience.
Ask to see the new Raynster
models at any good clothier' r's-or
write us for address Of your nearest
dealer. Be sure to look for the
Raynsfer label!
Evening star., 1921-09-15

These unique coats are made Of
smart wooLen fabrics-backed
by rubber as light as silk
nTADE by the oldest rubber Or
M ganization in the world,
Raynsters give you perfect protec-
ton in the hardest rain. Every seam,
every inch is sealed with six light
layers of rubber built one upon
the other with infinite care and skill.
But that's not all!
With Raynster, you get a real
raincoat that has all the snap and
60 of a smart light overcoat. Many
different types, in plain or belted
models, for men, women, boys and
girls. Many attractive fabrics-wool-
Evening star., 1921-09-15

Monroe Juniors-First long pants
suits cut and made to fit the youth
figure. Sizes 10 to II years, at $2l
up. Extra trousers if desired.
Evening star., 1921-09-15

R,
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18
IT HAS NO EQUAL SAYS sNo0-
GRASS
Little seek Grocer Feels Il 4 Duty L
Tell what Tanlac Did FOR Him

Tanlac has been such wonderful
help 10 ne during the last four years
thai i feel it -Iny duty to relate m
experience for what it may be worth
Is Others aid Paul snodgrass. 22s
west Capital St. Little Rock. Ark.
wiao has haea n the fancy grosery
nus mess Tor the past thirty years
when Taalae was irst introduced
II Little Rock. VAS IN an awful
rundown and weak condition but the
medicine Hxea me up me IN almost
rs tine. At that time had no ap-
vetste and what little did ear seem
81 to ao more harm than good,
for L Just would not digest properly
aid caused ne no end Of tTouble. s
coula scarcely sleep any and alNags
felr s. tired and worn out couldn :
hallway attend to nv bushes
-In i little wIaile after started On
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18
sULP PHUR MAKES
P|NPLEs VANISH
-1ys Sulphur IS Quickest TO Clean
Up An Ugly Skin

Any breaking out OF the skin on
lace. neck. arms or body is overcome
quickest By applying Mentho-Sul
phur. The pin1pIes seem 70 dry
right up and go away, declares
noted skin specialist
Nothing has ever been found to-
take the place Of sulphur as piunple
remover. Ii is harmless and fn-z-
pensive. Just ask any druggist Tor .
small lar of Mentho-Sulphur and use
# ike cold cream.
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

left monkey wrench out in the
ssld through one little shower, and !
never could make it work just as il
q before. No amount Of securing
2 oiling would make good what that
aas shower had done to my wrench. !
hight better have gotten up in the
aisht when heard the rain coming
nd gone out after that wrench. II
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

Tanlae could eat anything wanted
and was back 70 y nornszl healtr
and strength asain ~ aea I've
kept Taaiac On haa a
j little whan feel re
q SORTS i 6xe ne "a af1es i
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

over from the war and is now of no
further use to our military organiza-
tion. but may be adyantageousfy used
by farmers and rock blasting and ditch.
digging. This material is given to
farmers. who will have to pay only
the cost of making into cartridges
and Of shipping from storage points
in Wisconsin, or New Mexico. These
costs should in no case exceed Is
cents g pound
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18
Mary's troubles

Mary's Troubles IS
Mary's got little hen,
That's feminine and queer.
1t LAYS ali right when eggs are cheap,
And quits when they get dear.
San Francisco Chronicle.