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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31

says that II IL announced that the
stock Of copper in Germany Is sIf-
HciHnL for, "a waP lasting long time,
Dr. Rtomer, former counsellor OF the
German embassy al Toxic, says that
it il .Japan's aim to free Asia from
European and American influences.
and subGue China TO Japanese su-
premacy. IT is believed in Berlin
that .he South African revolt may
take on large proportions az the gen
erals in command are highly respect
ed leaders Of the Boer people,
RUSSTA--General Maslef the mill
tary critic Of the Sovoa Vremya, in
summing up the situation IN the east,
says that although the trend of the
Russian military operations Is hecom-
ing incre asingly favorable the battles
rage on all at fronts with unpree~'
denied tenactty and stuhhornness and
hat Germans and Austrsans arc fight
ing with intense energy. He adds
! that II would not be surprising II the
Germans re-enfnrced their fightint
i line and again attempt to assume tn
offenstve. Another step In the recov
cry of Russia Of the positions sns
occupied before the German advane
into To Poland Is marked by the re
occupation of Czernovitz. From this
place the Russians have driven th'
= 4 r!strt4tt n forces that had entered i
when the defending troops were call
ed TO the norti, for the engagement
along fac Vistulas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
FRENCH ACADEMY Is
BITTER IN pENGSCIATtoN

Paris. Oct, 3o.-Fresiaent Poineare
and NJ Ribct, the Minister OF Finance
ware present at YESTERDAY afternoon $
aeasfpn of the Academic Francois,
which lasted fenser than usual because
nf the consideration Of resolutions con
eerninE oernaanys conduct OF the war.
The Academic finally adopted res
rIution protesting ali affarmsuons by
which Germany iuputes the Tesponsi =
h3litv of the wa to France as all pa
Y.ers bearing er the war show fhAt = ne
herman staten snts are opposed 10 the
facts.
The resolution sin the name 81
French civilization, AT well AZ human
civilization" reprobstas She violation
OF RAarsan neutrality. II denounces
.ns Germans as killers OF women ana
children. savage in the destruction or
noble monuments of the past and IN
rNndsaries who set y1re TO Lonvain
University ard the Rheims Cathedral.
and who wished also 70 burn the Ia
.hAdrsl OF Sotr. Dame. IA Paris
The resolution concludes ny ex-
pressing profound admiration for the
siarynsea. WHICH like ours. are s'rug-
r.fnr against Austria and Germany
The Academic with profound emotion
~Alutes our soldiers. who, animated
with the virtues Of our ancestors, nave
demonstrated Frances Immortality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31


against Russia has been expected here
al airy moment for many weeks. There
has been little doubt that the urgings
of>9erman agents in Turkey We're hav-
ing a real effect upon the military
party IN Turkey, who, ii seems, have
been fairly hypnotixed by the promise
Of sharing the speila TO be taken from
Russia and Great Britain.
The most vital Importance In now
attached to the attitude of Bulgaria.
Should Bulgaria Join with Turkey there
is no question that Greece would make
war On both and Roumania II IL be-
heyed. would be drawn into active
sympathy with Russia Should Bull
garia remain neutral II fs thought
probable that Greece and Roumania
would remain out of the struggle and
that there wauid be no real disturbance
in the Balkans
Russia on the Black Sea and in Per-
STA. and Great Britain in Egypt will
be The chief detectives of the Turks.
1T lis believed here, II the c0nhagra-
tian Is not also started In the Balkans.
The great majority OF the Turkish
forces are, Of course, in Asia Minor
when the attacks In Russia and on
Egypt would naturally be made 80 far
40 land wNxfara - concerned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
FORTY APPLICANTS
FOR POLICE POSITIONS

Forty applicants for the Richmond
poice force took the examination
which was held yesterday afternoon In
the CITY Hall 10 test their fitness for
the positions being sought because OF
The increase in the force made neces-
sary, because Of the large amount OF
annexed territory. Which Will have to
be patroleo after Noveff Der 5, when
annexation goes into effect, These
papers Will he booked over within the
next two or three DAYS and a report
made TO the Board of Police Commits
slorsrs, who will probably hold call
cd meeting between now and Novem-
Der In order TO finally pass on the
documents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31

Thursday morning ia lanes where
RUSSIAN vessels are common Tpe
lsreslaL was off Theodosia pn the
Caucasus seaboard, on Thursday
morning. IL is entirely probable that
q b0mhardment Of seacoast towns has
beer commenced.
Ruseia's action was immediate. The
Cars government proclaimed "a state
OF war asalns; Turkey, ana The Rus
gan ambassador and suite left Con-
antinople after rhe protection OF
{ Russian citizens and interests IN
Turkey had been placed in the hands
Of fle Italian am hassador. Tho MIN
lister of marine q Pctrogfad sent In
slfuetions 10 ,he commander of the
Black Sea fleet to search out ard en-
gage the Turkish feet. Russian con
suls in Turkey have been Withdrawn.
A dispatch from Vienna states that
Russia has already attempted to in
wade Turkish territory in Europe. but
that The attempts have been nnsuc-
cessful The statement Is taken with
reserve, since 1t Is not considered like
iy that Russian troops would be trans
ported across the Black Sea in the
present Juncfure.
The Smelling OF a French Liner at
Odessa and The reported advance Of
iroaps toward Egypt can mean notn-
sng else except war by Turkey aEAtnsS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
STATE DEPARTMENT GETS
EARLY NEWS OF TROUBLE

Washington. oct. 30.--News of the
nombardment OF Odessa by Turkish
warships reached the State Depart
ment today before the fact was gen
orally known, A dispatch was rs
ceived from Charge Wilson. in Petro-
grad, dated 7 =. NJ. October az re-
porting the fact that Odessa had been
damaged. The message of the Charee
a. Affaires was based on a report re-
ceived from the United States consul
at Odessa.
Acting Secretary State Lansing ca
bied to Petrograd for more detailed
report OF the bomhardment with par
ticular reference to the damaging II
American property, If the required
p ours 1.ntice was not given OF the
bornba rdment, the Americans owning
the damaged property may have basis
for action for damages against 1ur-
key.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
REVIVAL. TO CONTINUE
AT DENNY S TREET

Owing to- the large and gratifying
attendances the special eyansei.stic
service which have been In progress
for tae past two weeks IN Denny
Street Methodist Church, Fulton. will
continue throughout next week.
Special services will be held tomor-
row morning In the Sunday School
room while n meeting for men only
will be held at 8 o'clock IN the after
noon In tho principal auditorium OF
the ed.fice.
The regular morning and evening
services will also be held. Rev.
Thomas Jemison, who Is In charge of
the services, will preach all four ser
mons.
There were more than nifty CONVEX
s'ons Thursday. and F'r!day nights and
II is believed that much more good
can I've done If the meetings are con-
timed. The regular night services
will he conducted tonigtlt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31

France and England IT Is reported
that the embassies of France and
England are preparing to leave Con-
stantinople, England has warned
Turkey not TO menace Egypt. Sir
Louis Mallct. the British ambassa dor
to Turkey. notified the Grand Vizier
hat the power of the triple entente
would be directed against Turkey If
Turks crossed the frontier Of Egypt
\ suggestion Is advanced tonight
that Turkey Will hardly, even under
German influence, risk destruction by
assailinB France and England and
forcing Greece Italy and Roumania
also. to abandon their attitude OF neu-
trality There Ia still the possibility
that the Porte will excuse the depre-
dations In the Black Sea by throwing
the responsibility on the shoulders OF
the German naval commanders wit Il
the Turkish fleet, and by offering the
usual smooth apology The shaping
of events. however. point to complete
control of Turkish policy by Berlin
and the determination OF the Germani
to extend the world war
Ambassador In Ignorance.
When the news Of the raids in th'
Black Sea reached this city crowds
rushed to the Turkish embassy, blu
there WAS no disorder. In Petrograt
Bey was threatened. but was protect
led, of course. by the police He CAV,
out a statement saying that he wa
sorry that his labors to improve TIL,
relations of Russia and Turkey hat
had so disastrous an ending. and tina
he was unaware of the intention OF hi
: government to go to VIZ.
| In Petrograd. according to the cor
respondent of the Daily Mail, German
: pressure and the vanity of Enve
Pasha, the Ottoman minister of wal
are held responsible for plungin
Turkey into the conflict, Russians ar
| surprised at Turkeys action, which |
considered insane and suicidal, bu
: welcome an opportunity to settle tn
, whole Eastern question Now tina
: war has been begun, it will not enc
: Russian officials say. until Turkey |
T driven out of Europe and Constantin
ople becomes a Christian city
2 No anxiety is felt in Petrograd
says the Daily Mail, over the conse
: auences of the new development Blu
there is keen intereSt as to what tn
Balkan States will do.
The Times. commenting on the pos
sibilities OF the situation, says that tn
Sultan and his advisers have bee
overborne by the Young Turks, VIII
4 are bent on war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
BALKAN SITUATION
BECOMES CHAOTIC
FOUR MORE COUNTRIES WILL.
SOON BE INVOLVED IN
WAR.

petrograd. Oct. 30.--ftaiy. Greece,
Roumania and Bulgaria are expected
to enter the war at once as a result OF
the opening of hostilities against Rus
STA by Turkey. The act OF the Turkish
government throws the entire Balkan
situation into absolute chaos, threat
ening. as 1t does. an attempt by the
Sultan to reconquer the provinces lost
in the last war.
Turkeys raid on Russian ports In
the Black Sea was made without warn
ing. At Odessa. one of the greatest
commercial cities OF the Russian en-
pire, two Turkish torpedo boat de-
stroyers entered the harbor sank a
Russian gunboat. damaged the French
line steamship Portugal, and dropped
several shells into tho business section
OF the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
STREET MEETINGS
FEATURES TONIGHT
EvANGELusrs WILL ADDRESS FasO-
PIE AT DIrFERENT POINTS
IN THE CITY.
ONE HUNDRED JOIN
NEW MEMBERS SECURED AS re-
Suit OFF BAPTIST REVIVAL SER
vICEs-GREATEsT MONTH IN
DEPARTMENTS HISTORY.
PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY.

10 A. M--"Twentieth Century
Special for Richmond Young Peo-
ple,'' at First Baptist Church.
Bring nail. DR., Weston Bruner
and male quartet.
1880 A. Ms. w. Kendrick
speaks to students at Virginia
Union University.
7;30 p. M.--Service on Sixth
Street. corner of Broad. Rev. L.
c. Wolfe and male quartet.
1880 p. M.-open-air meeting.
corner Broad and Second Streets
Evangelist. s. w. Kendrick. (For
colored people.)
Sis p. M.--Rev. Ray Palmer
and male quartet in street-meeting.
corner Broad Street and Brook
Avenue,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
tMPT|EST FOLLY:


bourbons OF Wall Street against any
control OF the big corporate MS"
For moment tonight Colonel
Roosevelt spoke OF Whitman. men
tioning the district attorney and the
moral blight of Tammany Hall' in
the same breath That moment re-
suited IN riot, for gentleman who
was In his cups interrupted the colo
mel and got the entire attention of the
i've thousand persons by asking:
us every Tammapy candidate under
the moral blight OF Tammany Hall?"
There were then shouts OF put him
out" and let him spenk.. and ter
rible hnbbub. Some Tammany sup
porters rushed to the aid Of the In
toxicated gentleman. and come Bull
Moose ushers ran to cope with them.
Some women screamed, and the hall
was In an upnoar But Colonel Roose-
welt stepped 10 the edge Of the plat
form and told them to keep quiet.
Look here" he shouted - hard A. he
could YOU behave yourselves. can
handle this"
When the ceienel was informed
that the gentleman In question WAS
''drunk" he suffered uMhers TO put him
out, and then referred to the oustsd
man AZ "A very appr4Rsaata champion
e Tammany Hall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
CARRANxA II READY To oCtT
III zArATA AND villa WILL

Washington Oct. se.~--Rafael zuhA-
ran, carranaa representative In wash
ington, tonight announced that CAP
ranza has given notice that he IN wifi
ing 10 retire as first chief provided
villa and zapata will ALSO retire to
private life This announcement was
foreshadowed in other reports from
Mexico several days aso. y has nor
been thought that the convention
would accept Carranxn's resignation
upon such terms. even II villa ana
Zapata were willing TO give up their
commands
or the adoption OF parts Of the ,Ayia
plan BY the AEaas calientes. zubarSn
laid villa and his partisans have ai-
ways main,ined tht they are n9nftnx
To bring back 10 Mexico the ideals OF
government for which France 10 com
monty understood, zapnta y equally
yociferous that he II opposed g 1Af-
rama because ne wishes immediately
10 hui into effect Agrarian FORMS
without awaiting the general else-
tons,
The plan ef Ayala CONTAINS tAe ~
lowing propositions
rirst. i dlxAyowai Of Afadero as
mr. asident ard the launching OF rsyc-
luton AGAINST him and pledge not
TO compromise With any Of the ele-
ments who had ever supported MA
aero: the naming Of pascual croxeo
a. nrst chief Of the revolution. or *
declined. Emiliano zapata, and third.
! the immediate appropriation OF tho
holdinEs Of the biz land owners OF me
Country BY the government
| ror the purpose Of obtaining voting
control In the convention the NilliafAs
abandoned the plan Of Guadalupsssfo
which they were pledged and unnind-
ful Of their many patriotic pr0ffs-
stons Joined with the zapata followers
/ In advocating the adoption OF tMiA
plan.
This action rejects the color OF ths
patriotism o. Villa, and his followers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
EXPULSION FROM EUROPE
PENALTY TURKEY MUST PAY

/ London. Oct. 3o.---Great manifes-
Mtions in favor of a war against
Christians especially the English. are
reported TO have taken place in Da-
mascus, according TO a dispatch from
Athens Advsces form Alexandra.
Egypt. state that Turkish troops are
now marching toward the Egyptian
frontier.
A dispatch from Paris says.
The news today is excellent J
am able to state on the beet authority
that the efforts of the allies are beins
crowned with success. In CON
sequence OF the opening OF tho
siusces OF the User canal thousands
Of Germans were caught. Those who
escaped drowning were harassed by
the allied artillery.
Some points Of extra straget;c i'm
portance have been occupied by the
left wing of the allies. while alons
practically the whole rest Of the front
a. far rs the French eastern frontier
the allies progress continues. Tbs
German: losses are terrific.
Expulsion from Europe is the pen
atty 10 Ne imposed upon Turkey fol-
her entry into war against the allies
Great Britain and France arc fuli'
prepared 10 begin n naval ca,npaigI
against the Porte in which the fmme
date cooperation Of Greece Is tx
pected, and IN which Italy unaoupted
III Will participate ultimately.
Russia naa accepted tho raid on ne
Black Sea ports AZ equivalent to
declaration. OF war and has withdraw
her ambassador from Canstautinople
Turkey MAY repad.ate all hostil'
acts against Russia, Il Is stated here
When the Porte appreciates the att
tnde al the allied governments II !
predicter that the Sultan Will declar
the German warships acted on thei
Gwn initiative.
The appointment OF Sir John Ar
buthnot Fisher, admiral OF the feet
IN f1rst sea lord of the admiralty, wa
announced officially today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
N0ues1ANs BACK AGAIN IN
CAPITAL OF BIkOttNA

pexroxrad. Oct, 3o.--~Onicial an
disbursement was made today tina,
E&4rnowftx. capital OF Hnkoyina, mad
\ ISen recapturea by Russian troops.
d saernowtsz was evacuated by the Rus
i ana when they sent troops to rein
force the army Of General Rorussiloh
HI 0aticsa 1t was then reoccupied oy
fhx Austr1ans. but reserve troops from
the Russian frontier attacked them
when they moved east from Cerno"ttz
10 Bojan and inflicted sharp defeat
IN their retreat. the Austrfaus at
tempfed to make q stand at Czefno-
vita. but were driven out In desperate
hand -to-hand fighting.
II 10 stated THAI the situation on the
Sxtirsau and Polish front !s unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31

army officers had elected him from this
car and taken possession OF II. Gen
eral Carranxa instructed that search
be made for the eAT. Unable to and
trace OF 1t. he directed that the Amert-
cans be paid it's value.
W. r.. Ryan, manager of the FL Rio
mine Of the Mines Company of America.
at parrai. chihuahua, has been release Il
from imprisonment by Generals Luis
and Maclovio Herrera upon payment OF
$4,000 ransom. according TO Advtces
received tonight at the local ofiices or
the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31

CONTINUED from First Page.)
adopted In full In preference to the
plan of Guadalupe. Zapata's plan IL
broader in scope. IT provides for the
Immediate confiscation and distribu-
ton OF lands held by the old federal
element. Irrespective Of title, yThe
fscation of only such lands A. are not
held by good title. The CArransa dele
gates are standing firmly for the Quad
a1upe plan.
Both Sides FIanning War.
Plans for warfare In the event the
convention 10 finally disrupted are be-
ing made by both sides. The brush be-
tween Carransa and villa troops forty
miles east OF Aguas Calientes yes
terday. In which about ZOO we're killed
on both sides was today denounced
in the convention. and the responsible
of5lcers were ordered under arrest.
They will be eourtmartiafed and shot.
dispatches state.
Carranxa forces at Leon. south Of
Aguas Calientes have been increased
from 10. 600 to 1900 men under COM
mand of General Pablo Gonzales. whom
Carranxa has not permitted to enter
the convention. preferring to have him
in command OF the troops In case OF a
sudden attack upon General villas
army is necessary. General Candida
Aguilar. with an army OF 5000. IL be-
ing held to watch General Funsten'e
army at Vera Crux, while General Car
rera Torres is In command OF the troops
at the federal capital
General Villa has $4,000 men close
to the north of the convention city.
| sundry otttsr thousands in |Torreon
and the northern garrisons, and I'm ,
~ ts,nn ~
Since no move has been made In the
convention to comply with the demand
of Carranza that Villa and Zapata
be relieved Of their commands II he
resigns, there is apparently every rea-
son to believe that any action to re-
move Carranza will result in imme-
date hostilities
"PosentIaI Pow der Maxaxine."
| While intense interest has been fo-
cused in the Axuas Calientes con-
vention. which Is described BY news
paper correspondents on the ground
AS Potential Powder Magazine"
| fresh reports OF chaos In Mexico city
were brought to the border today by
passengers arriving from the south,
who reported that officers of the conxtf-
/ nationalist armies a few days ago con-
fiscated blooded horses In the stables
Of the Brazilian ambassador, and Of the
minister from Argentine. both Of whom
made Immediate energetic protestH TO
General Carranza,
The passengers also reported that
just before they left the capital two
wealthy Americans representing large
interests IN Mexico. motorAd to the
national palace for 4 call upQn General
Carranza. When they emerged their
automobile was gone The chauffeur.
| left behind, explained that Mexican
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-31
N.r.i.xe .c<a.e. Gr.a.sa.

License Was issued at the eficsA0t
the Hastings Court clerk yesterday ~
Thomas j. strauch. chief dairy inapsc-
tor Of the City Health pepartmsnhAto
wed Miss Ora Neva Evans. LlcN9ae
to wed was issued also to EaWer@
parke Clemmitt and sophie Hooksr
Hooper