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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

Looney resisted. ard in the ensuing
struggle murdered the officer. He was
captured. tried. convicted and sen
fenced 10 die IT. the electric Oh ar
VIM" In iai' awaiting removal 10 tho
t"nitentiary l.ooncN attempted to c,'n-
nv Sulcldr ny cutting his throat. sab
aequcnuy he fciIucd INSANITY - Of
regularly that 10 was removed To ,hc
insanity ward OF she asvlu,m nj Marion
wh"ic aiienis,s kept him ,ndor oh.
serNatior until they determined that
re was merely sham'uinL lie was
49,, ,"en Icturfed To- Newcastle. having
been pronounced hy the oxpor,s same
'h' was resentcnccd bv tho cour. lie
escaped from jail last March. ana has
sircc eludcd capture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
NO ELECTION OF POPE
Appearance of smoke Indicates Seron,,
HnIlot without ItcsuIt

FAElS. September According - =
h"m" dispatch to the iiavas Agency
several thousand persons assembled
TINS morning !" watch tho chimney OF
N" SlSiln" chapel Presently smoke
arose. Incn the pcopl" knew - I,onn
had not been elected ~ the hrs; ballot
Toward noon smoke again apnoarod
indicating that second ballot had been
taken without result. Tho smoke was
from TIM htrnims hAllnts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
THE WEATHER

Inrccast: Nircinin-fnir Wednesdays;
ihurstinH rloudS and cooler
North taroiina-PartlH cloud. Mrd-
n">inH; Thursday in"nl showers: not
So warm In intcrior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
SICK-HEADACHES

Sick headache. tho most miserable ot all eict
ncsscs. loses its terrors when AK Tablets a re
take two tablets. and in many cases. the attack
viii bc warded off, During an ATTACK take one
AN Tablet every two hours. The rest ana com
fort which follow. can be obtained III no other
way
Genuine Ak Toilet, beo, the X mono.
gron, ~ oil d@usSists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
Reed .u,oot NcoomIuutrd

SALT LAKE CITY. September I-.
senator Reed Swoot WAS reuomiuatod
10y acclamUtiou by the Republican
state convention to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
"For All We
Have and Are
{ by Rudyard llinling J

Cow usb, 1915. hy international >evs
Service. 81 rights reserved
ispecial cable - Tho Times-pJ. n,ehJ
LONDON. September l-Hud.
ward kipling contributes tho fol
lowing poem To tho London Times
under tho title "For All We Have
and Are.
For all wc have and arc;
For all our cuildrcu fate.
stand up and meet the war,
The llun is ~ tho gate,
Our world has passed away
In wauton's overthrow.
There is nothing left to-day
Rut steel and fire and woe.
Though all We know depart
In courage keep your heart
Once more We hear the word
That sickcncd earth or old
No law except the sword
Unshcathed and uncontrolled
once more il liuits mankind.
Once more the nations 60
To meet aud break and bind
y crazcd and driven foe
Comfort, content, delight
Tho ages SLOW bought gain,
They shrivelcd in Il night
Only ourselves remain
To face the naked days
In silent fOrtitttia
Through pcriis and dismays
Renewed and re-rcncwed
Though all We made depart.
The old commandment stand
| In patience keep your heart.
In strength lift up your hand.
NJ easy hopes or lies
snail BRING rs To our goal
| Blu, iron sacrifice
or body. Will and soul.
There's but ono task Tor all.
For each one life 10 give.
| Who stands ii freedom falls"
Who dies ii England lives?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

l udaun'cd Martin ran his man 10
vcr and placed h.m uud.r arrest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
cooMns IN pALEsTINE.

PALESTINE Dec "a i''hn COMBS
,cro,nranied b., Ills wife is here on a
visit 10 her parents ana thry VII ~
main until after lhr holidays ne mas
not signed 80 play With any team.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
DIVING VENUS COMES TO
THIS CITY NEXT TUESDAY
Annette kolierran in "Neptune's
Daughter" al Amusu Next Tues
day and Wednesday.

When "Neptune's Daughter IL pre-.
s"nt"d at the AmuHu Theatre next
Tuesday and "Wednesday Che people OF
Corpua Christi VIII have an oDporinn-
ity ~ seeing what has been termed "ths
last word 10 phuto.drama And " AT
that the critics say may be believed the
production deserves just that APT re-
citation.
Annette krllcrman. the famous "dlV-
ina Venus" appears IN the title role ~
This production and her graceful inter
probation ~ the part 81 mermaid
lustifiea all that has been said 81 her
marvellous aquatic SIKH. One ~ quite
willing 20 forget the material world
ana enter into the whimsical and thor
oughly delsGhtful fairy story attitude
which IN necessary 90 the fullest appre-
citation Of -NeptnneH Daughter
The scenery a. enough 20 satisfy the
most poetic imagination and the whale
play abounds Ia dramatic situations
that excite an interest as keen ne Il s.
wholesome. The atmosphere In that ~
the open sea and the great out Of =
doors. II Ia filled with the spirit ~ the
woodlands ana invites all humnnity
back 70 the very heart ~ nature. But
one must see the play 70 realize the
irresistible charm of iis appeal.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
FOR BETTER
WEATHER PREVAILING TODAY
local Fcreeas, However Calls for Rain
Today--iiisinO Temperature.

There is fine prospect Tor fair
weather today Although the official
forecast calls for unsettled weather
with ruin to-day. "a late bulletin from
the Washington office promises fair
weat Their FOR the Gulf states
Weather conditions we're yesterday
summarized in the following bulletin
issued by observer Lehman
with the exception - areas - kiga
pressure and cold WEATHER II limited
.xtoni IN the north central portion ~
he country and over the northern
Rocky Mountain region. weather CON
Htions ere dominated hy falllng bar
meter in the east nnd south.
Cloudniess prevails in tho eastern
states with rain in the south and snow
VI the north. and west ~ tho lower
Mississippi rain is falling as far as
sn1nna sud SNOW in the extreme
aorihcfn portions II Texas and Sew
Negico. The line ~ freczing temfer1-
,ure hns moved north a. the ohio val
cy and remains stationery north Z
be relrrll arca iu The west
Rising temprrrtgrc is expected n
his vclnitf tpnirht otherwise there
vim DO uo chnnre In the next 2d hours
md the rainy weather prevailing if
southern Texas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
sgIys zysHy pIyyy
Anluse,yDer ms
kIls vssr
ksHsr yxw NSs. 2



AN you good dcducer' William
!! Burns. ,a celebrated detective lays
l4'lcular siress upon the Importance
9 cnltivatrr the art 0f deduction
lhcse VINO think they possess q meas
" Of this sherlock Holmes qualiti
eA'cn can hnve plenty ~ opportunity
2 test h during the performance 81
Tie Pradgui son" hy oscar Grtham
saa his CLEVER company 80 more
nsAuying play has been seen than
ifsi and % misit bee termed IS one
htNng double plot
Nan Lormers magnificent ruby
iTns the basis Cor good deal of the
.fhon lls alsapI earnnce is the cause
~ much conjecture
f'ne wonders IL Harry Lorimer's self
.aeiiiice Was boz reality self sacrifice or
aNfely means to an end. Count
n4fronnru may or may not be- va
~lh-~it is hard % decide and aitho
s'sFe Rankin doesn't profess 90 be
s-l'hlng hut q crook. still he couldn't
~ The ruby because he breaks into
ne house o. set Il after q is gone.
~ lhe1 Dr. would Ice ridiculous 10
s-'NA OF the very. very funny Peter
VI 'ort ln connection with its dies
tsi."Fance besides hc is desperately
= loNe with It's owner don't cher
...Neffr the epiiogue clears the
$50 and brings The play 10 most
$500 conceived and altogether sur
pnsing termination
n ne frodigai SON" viii he az the
49, school Auditorium next wcdnes-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
FREEDOM AND A wife
HIS CHRISTMAS GIFT
MAN SENTENCED FOR KILLING
SECOND SPOUSE PARDoNED
ON CONDITION HE RE
MARRlES FIRST.

LITTLE ROCK. Dec - Freedom
ara IA wife were Governor HAYS
rnristmas rifs Co Tom Boyd aged ~
a Little Rock ola ksmth' VINO tina
morning faced the prospect ~ Year,
more In the Arkansas penitentiary' -
pafdortnr Huyd toda} the governor ~
tnched q condition taat hc should re-
wed his first wife fem whom he w'f
aiNarcea several years a@@. hhi h9
faithfully visited him az the peniicn
tiary aud who has worked unti'inEh
to secure his freedom. The eefemnn'
will be- performed at the peni'enliar'
before Bovd b. freed
novd was sentenced tn &c Years ioi
SECOND degree murder for killing hiH
second WIZ He maintained Inst pc
ehot ber accidentally
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS
TREE POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY NIGHT
CHORAL clUR AND JuVENtlE
CHORUS WILL GIVE PROGRAM
AT PARK TONIGHT.
On Saturday Nigh, al the Methodist
chursh oratorio The Holy City"
Will Be sung


Very much 10 the disappointment 81
hundreds ~ children the Municipal
Christmas Tive that wss To- have heen
held last night al the Artcsiaa Park
was postponed ON account 81 tine I'M
element weather aud instead VIII b,
held on saturday evening at 8 O'Clock
az which time the program viii be- car
RED out a. originally planned and ff-
teen hundred sacks ~ Good cheer will
be- distributed 10 chiidren ~ the eity
under ,hr agrr 70 twelve yrurs
The remainder ~ the Nuletide Fcs-
tlval proEium win De carried ga, 49,
planned The program by the Juvenile
Chorus ami Choral club win be Eivrn
tonight az Artcsian PARK u the wealth
"a is fair. otherwise az the Methodist
Chur,h
Tomorrow night "a the Methodist
Church the beautiful omtorp "The
Holly CITY viii boo suns hs the Chorh
Club. un SUNDAY nlghi 90 the Meth
odisi Church all church congregations
will unite ip special christmas ser
vice ard the Festival will CLOSE or
Monday night at which time The Holy
City' Win he repeated. this event also
Go occur "a the Methodist church
Concerning the prormm clarence
Maeee director of the choral Ciah hast
night said
The program as "a has been revised
and Published LOO Thursdaya Valior
Viii Doe followed without change 10
possible.
The pnCWm advertised for IN. Mu-
nicipal Christmas tree event az Arte-
ID.
Eyol viii Doe presented ON saturday
evening December .sth u haviug been
,houeht wise 60 postpone &c owing 10
the nclemency ~ the weather
The scheduled program for fIit o
night december gbthi viii De pre-
scented as per program either at ar
tesiAn Park or the tlnsi Methodist
church as weather conditions may per
init
Parents are urgently requested Ca al.
low the Children 90 attend and assist
in the opening numbers uf the pre-
gram II the weather viii permit
rhey viii SING with the Festiva
chorus in the opening carols
Al members 81 the Festival choru'
are requested to meet az the hasemen
~ the First Methodist church al lons
K one half hour before the time ~ open
\ ms ~ programs as advertised
4 Al nronrsms wll pueu prompt, =
the scheduled hour and consequent
IL Us necessary That oari inrar he Oh
hand al least twcnt AIH ties hripr
opening II program
Mr. Mcgee earnestly saIrlts the 90
npcntlon ~ an singers in ihe end fhi
these iigus may he carried ont yue
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25

The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day
ton railroad has confessed Judgment
"a 81 10 suits, several " which wer,
under the hours Of service act.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
SEASON
HAS PROVEN CORPUS
CHRISTIANS LIBERAL
PEOPLE FAVE NET MANN CALLS
FoR CHARITY WILLINGLY
AND GENEROUSLY.
United CHARITIES, Salvation Army and
Coed Cheer Ccnnittse have Al
Worked ttercicaliy.

Never in the history sd the Vliy have
tae people of corpus NHtisu shown
themselves as generous toward tnsir
fellow man as during the present holt
dnN season With three weeks ~ bad
Weather several hundred pcnplc have
been thrlwn out % WVgk and this with
other causes has made necessary the
extension 90 ehaut> bs the people ~
thc ciiN
The salvation Army she United
charities ssnd the tsuOd Ihctr Commit
tee tor the past few wccts have worked
untlfiuglN 10 coliect funds 10 aid the
unfortunate 81 the city ana splendid
results haVc been achieved In ada'.
ton maiN individuals ana families in
strAlehgcncd circumstances have been
assisted bt individuals Certainly the
holianN season az 1874 viii set q new
naco Tor corpus Christi for b will ~
The wear that Will he recalled when
CORPUS christians cNertea every effort
.n alleviate suffcunr aud hunger
NtstttduN Afternoon at 80 ccluck
slNtN seven large baskets filled with
food was delivered hy the salvation
ARMY t. as many families ~ the eitN.
who we're iu no"d of asa Each basket
contained chickvn packages ~ rice
putato,s apples corn. Tomatoes. su-
sar. coffee. sparhettA candy and meat,
Is iatas- bunch at vegetables and sen
aral ioavcs % hroNd
To-day n,,an ga Inc han az iii S,hat
eel street u Christmas dinner viii 49,
served 10 an of tho ncwsboys ans
huotblAcks of the city. The salvation
Army has performed great work in
This fuN this year Mayor Miller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25

Members ~ the Choral club are
Miss y VI Stork, Miss o. smith
Miss Marie Won Bluoher. Miss cynthia
Orcll Mrs Maud Gerhardt. Miss Win
ME ratum Mrs Frank G Allen. AliAs
Marion Merriman Mrs. Roy Miller
Miss Gertrude Noaltes Miss Matte
Noaltes Miss Alice crossley, Miss Mat
Gle caldwell. Miss Annie smith Mrs.
O. w ciausaen
Mrs W. 4. Helsoher Mrs H. J. 40
rem, Miss Mabel caswoii. John a.
shaw Jr.. oliver = Caldwell, Dr. A. "
Ipavisson. a. u, Goooh. Bryan willis
Dr J n Grant Miss Osborn. Mrs %
% Newman. George W Grim, y q
Cotteral q. t. sharpnnoK W G.
WRIGHT Noteworthy Heath
Mas Matte Heath Grant Walliu
Miss Fannie ratum Miss Domihy
iivensky Mrs, G. H MeCornack. Mia4
Helen Airhnrt. Mrs W a iiarbin Mrs.
Forrest iinbcurk Mrs Vance stockton
Airs vs. Sykes. MrH l J M0rliup.
Mrs " y Riechart. Miss May Scott
.. r stanley, WINE ~ Caldwell. b.
- Rabceck
" Gilbert y ! Morllng. - E
smith Francis nlossman. g. J. booth
royd T. W.. Thorn Jr. Aiiss Emily
Neitze, Miss Annie Brown. Miss Kath-
crime Woriey. Miss Rosa Barnes. Mrs
Ross w Davis Ernost Horne. Miss
Edith Leigh. Mrs N u penmnn. Aiiaa
Helen linch, Mrs. a Mlllorman. Mrs
r. } Jameson Miss Tina R.ngc. Mrs
liose Holt, Dr -. r Stanley. James
Rice
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
FIRST PROGRAM OF
CHORAL CLUB OCCURS
TONIGHT AT PARK
FOUR EVENINGS or MUSIC sN
CHORAL CLUB AND JuvE-
NILE CHORUS.
untiriro Efferss Nave Been Put For
ward 10 MAKE Festival a Great
Success.

Despite the fact that Indictment
weather has lntorferfcd 10 large Ok
tent with plans for the Municipal
Nuletidc Festival. the various pre-
grams arranged by the Choral club VIII
he carried out complete. Clarence
Nagcc. Mrs Vance stockton and 9th.
crs who have worked untirlngly 20
make the musical part 81 the crlehra-
ton successful are now to- see sue
cess crown their efforts Tor without
doubt the several concerts Go be given
within the mex, few DAYS are TO prove
the greatest musical treats in the his
tory of Corpus Christi
The Juvenile Chorus composed -
more than two hundred school shil-
drcn ~ the c!ty will also cnntrihnte
Ia "a large measure 10 the success II ihc
Festival Roth the choral club and the
Juvenile Chorus have been organised
and dircctcd by Clarence Magcc. and
tonight both organizations win Nuke
their debut ia concert to be EiVrn
"a the Artesian park. " the weather
is fair. otherwise az the Methodist
church.
The program Tor tonight starting az
40 o'clock
IiNfNN fNfIANff tf''NNiN'f aNtH ~
7 30 p. m first rrand open air concert
hy thc Festival Chorus assisted by Miss
Marlda a. smith Sopr,no; MIR Char
cncc Magcc, tenor, and tho Juvenile
Chorus
hymn Coronation Holden.
Carols chorus ana audience;
thl Away In Manager Luther.
(cl Good Christian Men Rejoice,
/ CD silent Might 1ruher.
Grand MaEsca Chorus
solo, The birthday ~ a King Ncid.
finger; Miss Marlda y. Smith.
Chorus lir"ek Forth Into joy
Scnpor tho Festival Chorus
! solo and Chorus; The Christmai
I Message presslcr Mrs Roy Milici
and Festival Chorus, violin obligaso hl
Miss Winifrcd bradley
solo "NlEht ~ Nights" Van d'
Water. MIR Clarence MaFce
Chorus. Triumphal March Gounod
The Festival Chorus
America" Masscd chorus and an
dicncc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
N ssouRrs BASEBALL SCHEDULE

COLUMBIA, Mo. Dec tentative
1915 hasrhhll schedule was announced
horc to-day ~ the University ~ Mis-
soufs -Four games viii be- played with
each 81 the following schools The
rniversity ~ Kansas Agricultural col
iesc ATnes Agricultural college and
Washington university The games win
alternate nj Columbia with Chinese
team from Honolulu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25

Pig Christmas Dinner today 70
.cfts. state Hotel. ia
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25

Hir CNIistras Dinner today %
cents. State Hotel gfh
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
CAPTAIN PAT cARNooy DYING

sT LOUIS. Dec ~ captain pat
rnrmody only Survivor - The Feninn
meut and one police chief ~ Niagara
Falis is dying here. Captain Caunody
was widely known in mcing circlct ~
g man who had won nnd lost hundreds
~ thousands ~ dollars
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-25
eoAAeFraR NAY co TO COAST.

CHICAGO pec. ~ Herman Scnaei
ar vho recently was released by the
xy,shinrton club If the American
isar,,e has been offered tho mannee-
,,,.,,t IN the .os Angeles club - the
Pacific Coast League Schaeief TO-DAY
said that he also was c"nHiaerinE ~
offer ,u loln The New YORK Nationals
as coach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
OBITUARY


William Ardennes Loving. who died
at the home of HIS son, 2222 Hanover
Avenue. on Saturday night, was born
i,.s1S60. At the age OF fourteen he
Joined a company attached to the
hsh nov hnown
tirely OF boys OF his own age.
He came to Richmond In 1865, and
Ella May bonner. OF Petersburg. He
Joined Joppa Lodge. No. 40, a. F. &
A. NJ. forty-three years ago, and was
that he was stricken with paralysis in
He is survived by his widow and
Loving. Jr, Meade c. Loving and Mrs.
Charles T. Norman. OF Richmond; Mrs.
+. Lawrence Patrick, OF Danville. and
deem, NC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
II. Gen. hDNA A. CHAFFEE
CLOSES NOTABLE CAREER.
Dies at Homo In Los Angeles After
Short Illness OF Typhoid,
Pneumonia.
FUNERAL no BE HELD TUESDAY
Veteran Of Civil War Participated in
Many Indian Wars Along Frontier,
Served in Cuba and Commanded
Expedition During Boxer Outbreak.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
LOS NGELES. CAL. November L.
Lieutenant General Adm r. Chnffee. u.
S. A.. retired. one OF Americas greatest
soldiers. former chief OF the general
staff. and who since his retirement
from the army in 1906 has been one
Of the foremost citizens of Los Angeles.
died OF typhoid pneumonia this after
noon at his residence in this city. Cen
eral Chaffee was seventy-two years
old, and a native OF Orwell. Ohio
He was veteran OF tho Civil War.
participated In the many Indian wars
along tho frontier. when he was asso-
ciated with Generals Miles and Law
ton: veteran OF the Spanish AnierI-
can War. and commander Of the China
relief expedition during the Boxer re-
bellion In 1000
Though confined to his bed for two
weeks, the seriousness of General Chat
fees condition became public only last
night. when grave doubts OF his re-
covery were expressed by his physi-
clan. On "wednesday. Lieutenant John
Hastings Howard and Mrs. Howard.
who Is a daughter OF Mrs. iOhaffee, ar
rived from Fort Douglas, Ariz.. and
the following day Mrs. Chafree's
brother. Captain Bersran Rockwell. of
Kansas City, arrived with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. James r. Edwards. These
relatives had been summoned by Mrs.
Chanee, and wore present at tho death
bed OF tho general. Two other chill
dren are In the Philippines, and have
been notified by cable of their father's
death. They are Mrs. Kate Hamilton.
wife Of Captain George French Ham.
iiton, United States Cavalry, stationed
Mt Iloilo, and Lieutenant n. CHARGE.
Jr. also OF the cavalry, stationed at
Fort Mckinley. near Manila.
Funeral services according 70 tbs
rites OF the Christian Science Church.
OF which both General and Mrs. Chat
fee were members. will be held at the
residence on Tuesday morning. On
Tuesday afternoon the body will be
taken to Washington for intermcnt nj
the National Cemetery at Arlington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
ALL PARTY LEADERS
ARE CLAIMING VICTORY

PHILADELPHIA, November H.
Leaders in the Republican. Democrat
and Progressive parties tonight claim
ed victory In PcnnsyIvania's three-cor-
nered race for United States Senator.
William Il. Crow, Republican state
chairman. predicted that Bois Pen
rose would be reelected over A. Nit
ehel Palmer by not less than $4,000
votes. ROLAND G. Morse, the Demo-
cratic State chairman. declared vic
tory Tor Palmre was certain: and A.
Nevni Dietrich. chairman of the wash
ington progressively party. said Gir-
ford Pinchot Will poll AZ per cent Of
tho total vote and win easily over
both Penrose and Palmer.
y Governor and other State officers.
thirty-six Congressman and members
chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
GERMAN GENERAL STAFF
IS HIGHLY pI II SI,n

SBERLIN tvia The Hague and Lon
don. 3:1o A. Nd, November 1.-The
German general staff was highly
pleased with the results OF Fridays
fighting. Tho announcement that the
allies had boon thrown back across
the Aisne. near scissors, and that the
Germans had reached positions to the
west OF Verdun. was described as tho
most promising news received for
some timo.
I'VE have finally started the stone
rolling" said one officer, -
Major Moraht, military correspon-
dent ct the Berliner Tageblatt, points
out that Scissors is the point on the
long battle line that Is nearest Paris,
being only nifty miles distant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
WILL VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE
Five States to Decide Prohibition Qhes-
zion Tuesday.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-State-
wide prohibition will be voted upon in
five States Tuesday. They are Cali
fornia. Colorado. Ohio. Oregon and
Washington.
The prohibitionists are waging n de-
termined campaign and expect to win
in Washington, Oregon and Ohio. Colo
RADIO. they admit, Ia an uncertain guam
city and may go either way. In Cali
fornia the indications are that tho
VETS" will win.
State wide prohibition is now the law
In tile following States: Georgia, Kan
sas. Maine, Mississippi. North Carolina.
North Dakota, Oklahoma. Tennessee
and West Virginia. In many other
States more than half the territory has
gone dry In Virginia. AT q recent
election, the State went dry"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
RUSSIANS PROGRESSING
ON EAST PRUSSIAN FRONT

PETRoGRAD. November 1.-The
Russian general staff makes the fol-
lowing announcements:
"on the East Prussian front our
troops are progressing In the region
of Wladislawow government OF SUI
waikiki and tho forest Of Romentin
THE German attacks in the region
Of Gakalarzevo have ceased after tor
rible losses by the enemy.
Beyond the Vistula we have ad-
vanced VIGOROUSLY along the whole
front: we have occupied PetriSau,
Opotczno and Ojarofi. On the roads
leading TO Opotatoff, we routed the
rear guard OF the enemy, took 500
prisoners. captured six rapid guns
conveys and other equipment.
Upon the San, near Lezachovo, a
Russian regiment, profiting by the
panic among the Austrians, took by
assault n temporary fort. Five off,
GERS, 800 soldiers and flvc rapid
guns were captured.
"a column OF the enemy which de-
seconded upon tho Carpathians and for
titled itself near Nadvarna was put
to flight"