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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21

anE6nsig genind)t purbe, nuf fonr
nlenoen Mttpc6 perIdoben.
5riiherer gunoes. .Giitriftsan.
.palt 60. g8. Wforroir lit laiit slusiagt
ieiner bieiisen 5reuiloe Elm aanoibai
fir @oupcrneur auf beln Republicans
fhen Sidet.
9autontrattpr Carl 9eble bon
Der aupanausb Strabe fanbte uns ses
tern cine Soi.farte, bab er sliidlid in
GIOriba auf feiner plantase einsstrof=
fen lei.
- SnfolJ, bes 8eritens elmer @ass
rObre i'm SuuIe bon Carl Mauels9as
gen. Ro. 1905 9rssnup Strube, entz
itanS elm 8ranb, Der einsn S4aoen
bon $75 Oeruriadte. Die 6euerpebr
mar prompt 5ur Stslle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
9lni 1anfta8
6inbet in bsr Iuiifhale cine abenS.
untrbaItuus 3am gsitsH oes
auaben.asrutseturp itatt.

9tm fommsnben Donnsritaa, bsm
Oantiagungstase finbst abenbs in
bsr Muiitbale eine llnterbaltung ffatt,
beren grtras gum 8eiteH bss anabsn
prptectorp onf Mt. gIperno unb bes
ct. @ineent Seims beitimmt 1T.
Den fsreunben anb 90nnsrn Der beis
ben 2fnitalten, bic Der 8eranitaltnne
beitpobnen ip,rben, itsben ssnubreihs
Stunbsn 6epor, benn fir ben 4benb
1T elm abipe6slunssrei9ss unb In
tsrtHdnies prosramm sufammensss
iteIIt iporbsn, bos fat ausihliebli9
bon ben anaben burhsefiibrt iperbtn
tpirb.
sSn eritsr ainie tpirb bas pros
gramm eine Reibe BON turneriffxn
llebunaen brineen, bic nit GROCER
Sprafali einitubiert ipurben unb
spsifelsobne enthuiiaiiiide 9eifaIl
hsrporrufen irerbeu.
@ls 9idstpertGufer in Der gors
office funsieren bic iolsenben Ser.
ren: Gnion Ronnebaum, Ssnrp
postter unn SoI. q. 5iridfelb.
5idsteinnebmer fms bic 9erren:
Sobu Rolf.s. Senrp lldtmann, Senrp
guebrmun, Sol. 8rintman. H., Bern
S6oenfeib, Ssnrb Roiert, 9enrp
GdieIe, Jpi. 9rollig, Gonrab ebnsr.
gbrift. @rupsnboff, 3. 3. 8. 5sns
mann unb Carl aisfer.
glIs Sibanpeiisr funsisren bic Ser.
ren: 5rso. @eisler, Gbp. Gspdlb,
Gblp. u. @artner. 9so. gubbs, Geo.
9pergsr, gbip. 3. @ullnsr, Geo. ao..
nig, 8. Z. ebrid, Glen SibbeI.r,
Sohn Rasel, Sol. $. Wsnitrup, Wm.
Ditie, Soi. 9srning, 0inc.nt 8. Bed
min, Z. 8. sroeser. hid. aaitus,
Wm. 2usnins, Z. 8. Sans5eH. Geo.
u. Busider. 8. Ghpar3. aus. Guns
b,rmann, Sohn Riestamp, Bern. g.
1ora.r. 5rsb grint.r. gtidolas Cans
fon, Sobn @siiertamp. SObn 8.
Mtper. Rorbert ). gernins. @m. u.
Wiler, Ssrbert s. Dorser. 5r.b.
S6aiper, Aug. 9eim.ide, Jreb. @ons
berabe, ssobn @. 6epl, Wm. M.b'
ring, geo. 5rans. s. 5. audp, aes.
8. 9edman. geo. 8. alinttr. Sobn
glbi, g. 9ebermann, gbas. Sobaniins,
Qoliis Rpp,.amp, Sol. Wprbemann,
r. Wpllsr. Soi. grtntman. IT,, Wm.
aoltmeper, Bern, Camping, gbu. Q.
gho.nhpfi, Sobn 8. Msntbaus. Gen.
rp grusder, Senrp Weirois unb Ser'
man Mitt.nberq.
Die Orbmungsmanner iinb bic fol.
aenben Ssrr.n: Senrp Mebmdrn, SO.
f.pb aaitus, aorsnb Bed, Sobn WiIp.
S.nrp Neil. r.. 2lnion Bon Der
Saur, Bern. Sirider. aillian atiierer.
Bern. gurbid, Spbn Winierina, Jof.
8 Siefie. 9bso. Wanitratb. Grant
G.rp.rs uno 8. 8. Cling.
Die Serreu, bic als 9idetptrtdufer
unb Gibanreii.r funsisrsn iinb srs
fu&t ii6 am 0Onnsrftag atbenb prds
siIe feds lihr am Gingana Sur Wus
III 6cIle an Der Gin Strobe bel
Serrn s. Goltmeper su meIbsa.
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Npd feine Grfldrnng
Bon bem 2apitGn Der r5tn.
nefis" ii6tr ben 3pis
| denfaII IN Smprna


Wa5bington, .. g.. 20. Nob.
sSm Marine Gtparisment trafen an
s5reitag Oepeiden BON benz aupit6n
9seisr BON 2rsu;er .Sennsfet". unb
bem GapiiGn Omar pon BEN areu3tr
.gaorib Carolina elm, in bsnen bic
GapitGns bshGtisen, ben 1tfebI erbals
ten 3u babsn, bab fie niHts In iiiriis
fdsn gsplHtrn tbnn fOlIsn. iuas bi,
gfssi.rung in 9srlssenbeit ieben Ton.
ne, pbne ouabriidli4e Befebs srbdl.
ten 81 bpbeH.
aeinsr Der beiben aapitdns fhidis
ipeitere Snformaiion iibsr ben 3fpi,
fdenfaa IN Gmprna, no pon stusm
tiiriiftsn JOrt auf eint pinaft bon
Der .1ennsiiet" sefeuert fpcrbsn mar.
unb aud bag Stats Department
bat BON btm 4pilhafisr Worsenthau
In apniiaDtinopsl teine ipeitsrsnyea4s
ri9ten bariiber erbaltsn.
Die .5snnsftt' befinptt fid Sur
3sit In gbios unb bic .Vortb Gdro.
Tina" in Beirut, aItinafisn. Der aa.
pitdn pss Isbtsrsn Shiffss fat abtr
Tsins 0spsf9e bon gllsranbrtd. Mtspp.
ten, aus al bus Marine Dspurtes
msnt ssididt.
SIN Usarine Department ipurbs
ip1brenb bss 2agss anestiinbist. pab
:. a sN = /.
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seit.Guo gtrbeiIernuss.C, .C,siellidaft.

syu Der oeitrissn Werfammlilna Der
pbigsn DraaniIation purben bic fols
g,nbsn nsnen 9sdnten initallirt:
prdiibsni, u. 8. Sdosnbsrger;
Grftsr @ias prdiibent. Grso. 6s'
ipif6er;
3ipeitsr 9ise prdiibeni. 5snrp
gertliua:
GeirsiGr, sSofspb Risitenbtrs;
Sdabmsiiisr, @soras u. Shulae;
Uirettorsuratb giobsrt 2liblep, %.
9. Craig. George sreItus. Sohn Gill,
Ran z. Sill.nbranpt, gbarl.s Rotb.
8. 6. Ghub, q. Diiber Spipsp unb
artbur g. Saplor.
WGbrenb bes abenbs fpurbtn Be
Itliiiie ssfabt, poriu Der ueaentpariiss
s. Gtrabe 9iabuit als fiir rngeniis
senb unb iunfidsr eriIdrt. unb bic
erriatuna zines neusn bsfiirtpcrtst
ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
Bum ariippcl aeluprben.

Rabe ibrsr Wobnung, purbe seltsrn
@ormittas bic 4 Sabre alte 6a3sl
Suusls, BON Ro. 3016 GOlsrain aps-
nue. bon elmer Grlerain 9lpenue Gar
iiberfabren u. ibr wuroe bas lintegein
I6per perleBt. Or. Dos iorgte fir Die
idlsunise lIsberfiibruns bes ainbss
nad benz 0eutifen Diatoniilen so.
Ipital, poIslbit bic 9lerate ertlart baa
ben, bdb bas nerlebte 8lieb abses
upmmfn iperben mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
Maf niebr aIs einc NJsilliptt
Nyeann
gefaufen lid bic @trluits
ber@erbiinbeten ofpeii
In benz 4rieq.

Berlin, 20. glop. - Die Oer<
LUTTE Der @egner Deutfhianos haben,
ipis bier geiiern amtIi9 semsloet ipurs
De, bic erIie WiIIipn iibsritritten. Bis
2lnians Sitobsr batten mir runb 300. Z
600 Gsfanssn. s.madt, oaSu tommen
mad 150. 700 ssfalIene RuHsu. bic bel
Der 9ernidtuns Der Rarelus uno Wils
nas9lrmse ssiallm iinb. Gerner gibt
bas franSSiiids ari.ssminiiterium
islbsr Su, Sa baus Den admpfen 5ipi'
f6en Warne nnb Oiie iiber 100000
@.rpunbete suriidssI4afft porbsn
iinp.
S6on bife burhaus fsftfteknben
3ablsn erseb.n Suiammsn $50. 900
Wann isin6li9sr @erIuiis. 0aSu iino
absr nod gu rsdnsn bic belsii&sn nno
engliI9en gerIuIte an Sobtsn ano
0erpunbeten, bic W.rluits Der Gran5o'
fen an 1Obi.n sipifden Marns uno
Oifs, ibre Dsrluiie an Sobten unb
9erpunSeten in idmmilihen admpfsn
Dor BEN srobsn Rinssn an Der ainie
0erbunsRb.ims unb enbIi4 oiejtnisen
in ben @efsaten 5ipifden @erbun uno
Soul. Tiei. betrusen, serine ssmel'
fen, 100000 Wsann. 70 Sab Elm feinSs
li6er Winbeiiperluit bon minoeiiens
4 Milionen an 1obtsn, @enpuns
bsisn unb @sfanssnsn BIB 4nfans Sf'
tOber fsitiisbt.
llniere iapfersn gunbesgenofen bds
BEN in Galisisn unb Serbien BEN
iytino. ebtnfalls unssh<urs @erluits
beigsfiigt, 10 oab cine Willion iiher
iGon langs poll III. Sm Monat Dttober
iinb bann ipsitsre nambofts 0erluits
unIerer gesner bd5u seiommen. 70 al
lein Dor pr,empsl 10000 tobte Ruis
ZEN, bic pislsn 9aufsnbe Gsfanssnen
unb Weripunbsien sar nidt Su rednen.
Dos sabl.nmGbist llsbersepi4t ans
ferer 5einbs 1T olfo i6on febr erb.b@
lid suiammeng.idrumpft uno aud Der
fdii unerfsbIide 0srluit bon arieoss
material, beIcnbers auf rniiii1er
Settle, ma9t ii4 bei unisrsn GegHern
idpn ssipaltig fiiblbar.
Das ruffiits aonfulat in
1raps5uHtponb ben Rui,
fen 5eritDrt.
GpHbpn, 20. glop. - Cine De-
pei6. aus amit.rbam Iast, bab bti
Der gef9isbuns Der tiiriii6en 9afens
itabt 9raps;unt. isitsns tinss rufiis
iden Gsidpas rs. bas oOrtis, ruiiiide
GonIulot asritDrt uHb Der Goninl
TGpsr pertpunbst iporbsn f.i.
Der arieg in Strbiem
Wien 20. goD., pia aonbcn, 21.
Die folssnbs oiii3ielle gstannima.
dung ipurbs bier an i5reitas absnh
srlaHen:
.9luT BEN Iiibiiden ariessifuus
plab baben am Jrsitas an Der gan5sn
sJront Gjefshtt itattstflinben. gtitsrn
nahmsn mir 7 Cffisisrs unb $50
Mann ssfunssn.
.Dos qDstier IN ben Dptrationen
unsiinftis. q(uf ben SGben liegi Der
Sdnss msbr aIs brti Sub bod unb
oas flads antb III iibsrf6uemmt.
3um proseBfsilsebalisn.
Niagara HalIs, Ont, 90.
HObsmbsr. sSoitpb Gnioer. Der iiir5s
lid untsr Der glnfIuss bss 5oh6ers
ratbs Dsrboftst iporDtn mar. neil &c
ipilltns aspsisu. ptridisbene angsblihe
5iisrrsiaii&e ylsisrpiItsn ii6sr bis Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21

MaiTesenoNen perfdiebens Gdde NIT
9udsr aus einem Jro4ttpasgpn ses
itpblsn bate. Der 5iDeite gleger
fonnte feline syIudt beiperiitslligen,
bod ipurbe Gurlep unb feline 8iute
benz A. poliSeibiftriit eingeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
gadJ Cincinnati onrdjsebrannt.

StaatsanlpuIt Sobn s. RuiIs, aus
2aprsntsburg, Snb., srfu9te seit.ru
islepbOuii6 bic qoli5si bon gineiu.
natl, mad Der Is Sabre alien 6eIen
Snprr lmi6au gu baIten, tpslde nit
einem ungefGbr q Sabre alten iuns
gen Mann nurheebrannt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
Ceifereid,er umb 1emtid3e
tn Yulem tim WprtbeI.
Die 3abI ber ruiiif4sn
Gefangentn IN i'm 3u'
uthmen.

Nv w ~
Wien, bia aonbon, 81. Hopsmber.
Die fOls.ubs Offi3ieae gstanntma.
dung ipuros bier ON absnb srlafsn:
~llsbsralI in MuiTiid a3Olen iinS
mir unS uniers gsrbiinbsisn erfols'
reid, cine GntIdsiOuns 1T absr nod
ni6t srfOIst. Die 3abI Der ruiiii4sn
Gefuns.nen 1T i'm 3unsbmsn.
.@or prasmpsl tpurbs Der 5sinb,
als sr Deriudt., @eritdrtunsen mad
Der iiiSliasn Jront Der 5situns 5u
brins.n, NIT iapsrsn g.rIuiien 5us
riidssfalasen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
Das &iffswsrk.
Ger SonSs fir bic ariess.NOtblei'
benben bclauit iid anf
$22.46f.77.
slnsidliehlidJ Der bel ben Orei Siilfs'
basaren er5ielteu $4,000.

eutrurf bes 8roi. 2ouis @oiec5et
fir Sic Grinuernnss.g .goittarteii
altsebeiben. 9orldnfig ioaei
5000 bicier aarten georudt iper.
ben. Iie gerittc iiber Die per-
idicbellen gasare. - Den sIrbeifs.
bienen mirb aebiibrenber 0ant 5a
5bcil.
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Durd sinen G6l.idbi.b lpurt

- Dur6 sinsn S9lti4bieb ipurbs
ssrau Sdrrp 8ablsr, BON go. 1T
Msit Z. Gtrabs. fart geI4dbist. Der
Dieb sntipsnbete bon Dem qdbentti9
cine gslbbDris, bi, $50 in Baar, ,is
nen gbed iiber S18, 5tpei Gintritis.
tarten fir bag @rnnb 2bsatsr, ilnb
au6 bic GdliiffsI bss aabeHs snt-
belt.
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@enn has sanSe sbaem berabselpmmsa IT.

eiuem bsrIdbii6en SeiImsttrI asaen Deriso.
pfuHa unb NridItuneen sema4t @sfW g
In Gbibffsi boIcn Tofen bon Gripa4 4ieneu
eineenourmen fpirb, ipirb es In elmer 3stt bon
bertreibeu. es mndt MIR etu Berguigen,
meinen apptbeterfcleeen rs fLir btsie sirsi
0rirnHfungen su empfebIen.
Cine unasmeiu erobe ansati bon nsntsn
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Staatsn Grense su ftbnrusssln, purpe
5reitas Inn pcIi5eiseridt gum pro3sB
tsfigsbalten. Ssine G1bne, bic nit
ibm aufammen psrbaftsi porSsn. purs
zen ebrsnpoll frtiaeiprohsn. ba gsssn
lie ssiHsrle! gsipeift porIussu.
sSranfreid3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21

ssnisenben pirili6sn gsrtt tsiisen. um
itnsn Gin Ianass eebsu sn fl6srn. geruua
mar iiir nns i.sts elm fsbr gutter geriduier,
init elmer aifiaIsnben 8unabms bon 5abr gu
5abr. Tie Dor eniseu SabteH bur6 3Hfat
Bon lstai aBfabrenssn GisenIddiisn porse'
nsulmsuc aenSsrlns bee Rssspis bat es sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21

mem ober aipei Dab,
ren. bnnn anmabIIs
berf6tpintsnb. gS
aiebt febr ipenias bic
fer 5siImlttel, ipeI6e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21

ling als ppli3eilsutnunt naAsefudt,
absr fsin Gsfud purbe seiiern ob.
fdIdgis beidisben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
Damn III bas Ternna aus alter Seit
has 6eiImitteI.

eerr q. ". ai9arbfon, wlnrine. Sliuois,
tbrisrsef66it anasiicat felt bieraia Sntrsn,
On bfefef Belt babe Id oiele 4dtentmepi'
Hen ~ erbrann fommen eefeben. 6Iatfnb
In her nfff bntr pis
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lin eas s6is ~ erInneeH, iraai helm bgllsn
glamen. faraftbe grcme Gntpine
Sebt iind ber llHtetf6rlit bon Y. .. o'rcbe g..
AHriri slns grihifuua w stnssm 1ass. 2Se
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TT NV VuuttufHtt
Serftopfung aepIaaf,
ipsI1e aseGoust M,
iebe fieiHe Grfrnn'
iuna. ipeI6s He no
suSieben m5gen, AZ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1i.-That the
big interests have combined to UNI
derwrite a large fund to lie used solely
for the purpose of eliminating Will
liam J. Bryan from the councils of
President Wilson. Is the charge made
here by some Of the most intimate
and ardent friends of the secretary of
state.
1t is said by these men that there
is in existence positive proof OF the
making up of war fund for financ-
ing q systematic and countrywide at
tack on Mr.. Bryan. as member OF
the Wilson administration. While no
names are mentioned IT is charged
that most of the individual. corpora
tions, and financial institutions.
usually associated with the money
trust" and "hig interests are lined
up In support of the combination
against Mr.. Bryan. The object of the
conspiracy. said to he generously n
nanced. is asserted to be the discred-
iting of Mr. Bryan, both in Washing
ton. and with the people of the coun-
try, so as to make II impossible Tor
him to retain his place in the Wilson
cabinet.
This movement against Mr. Bryan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

was put on an organized basis. 1t IL
charged, at the moment that he
doomed up as possibility IN the Will
son cabinet The efforts of the COM
bination were then directed to keep
ing him out OF the presidents coun-
Gil OF official advisers. Every resource
was drawn upon. Iii is declared. and
all kinds OF pressure used in the ef-
forts to make impossible his election
for cabinet position by the presi-
dent elect.
Having failed in accomplishing this
purpose, so Mr.. Rryan's friends stated,
the moneyed combination proceeded
to work on another tack Since
March 4. 1af3. 80. II is charged. the
object has tteen to make up for the
failure TO keep him out of the cabinet.
il possible. by forcing him from the
This. they have
sought TO do. IL Id asserted. by agi-
tating the possibilities Of break be-
tween the president and his secretary
Of state. The statement Is made that
they have even gone as far as they
dared in trying to bring Tn rupture
between the two men over admins
tration policies.
These friends of Mr.. Bryan, some
of whom hold positions close 10 him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
CHARGE BIC PLOT AGAINST BRYAN

insist that part of the public mind
has been poisoned against the secre-
tary of state through the secret
Vaccinations of the moneyed combi-
nation against him. The operations
of the conspiracy. 1t is alleged, have
been OF an insidious nature. News
papers have been reached. it Is said.
In corrupting manner by members
Of the combination. and in a thousand
unseen ways 1t Is alleged through all
the qualifications of the interests.
the seed of Organism has been
sowed broadcast.
The criticism of Mr.. Bryan for his
absences from Washington. for his
adherence TO the demands of the
Chautauqua, the ridicule aimed at him
In connection with the grape juice
incidents. and his alleged despoilation
of the Offices in the state department.,
and diplomatic service. ii Is said. has
been in very large part due to the
unseen activities of the II oneyed COM
bination secretly working to under
mine his position in the government,
and in the public mind
Whether Mr. Bryan is a believer In
the existence of such a conspiracy. as
is declared BY many of his close
friends to exist against him. Is not
known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
General Feeling in Gathering
Places of Politicians is That
People viii be Given Right
to Vote.
Wet Senators Representing Dry
Districts are Wavering Tow
ard Act. Believing They
Should Bow to Will of Con-
stituents.

That the enabling act will be passed
by both the house and the senate
when the Virginia general assembly
meets In biennial session on Wednes-
day, is the general feeling that pre-
vailed Sunday in the gathering places
of the soions.
This feeling was accumulated BY the
reticence of the seuafors who are OPP
posed 70 the measure to discuss the
latter, and the speculation on the vote
of the senator's elected from dry dis
tricts. and who are said To favor the
defeat OF the bill The enabling act
will ba passed by the house by a
sweeping majority. and it's passage IN
the senate rests practically on whether
the senators in question will vote ac-
cording to the sentiment OF their con-
stiteents or their personal feelings.
Change tn Sentiment.
When the measure. giving the citi-
Gems eli Virginia the right TO vote on
Statewide prohihitiAuMa x defeated
two years ago by a vote of twenty
three to fifteen In the senate. Senators
Hart. of The Fourth district: Paul. of
the Eighth district Echols. of the
Ninth district: Moncure, OF the Thir-
teanth district, ard Hobbs. nf the
Twenty seventh district, voted against
tHG tAabituA at. SiECE tnak tff0E the
sentiment of these districts has been
distinctly dry as was aftested in the
election Of delegates to this term of
the assembly on dry platforms This
change has brought eonster nation into
the camp of the liquor faction and 1t
was freely stated that the enabling
act would he passed by a close vote
II IL further predicted that several
other senators who voted wet two
years ago will line up with the dfys.
owing to the sentiment OF their con-
stitaents which has been aroused in
favor of prohibition, During the last
general assembly senators whe Iia not
lace reelection voted the act down.
hut recognizing that their constituents
demand Its passage they are also he
ginning To wave.
tsnsiaG Up Early.
According To tbs talk Of the dele
gates. the enabling act will he brought
up early In the session. That Il hot
6gh; viii be waEea over it's passage
is expected ard II is fer this reason
Continued on Second page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
HIS VACATION OVER
PRESIDENT WILSON
ON H0MEWARO TRIP
Unusual Precautions Taken to
Insure Safe Journey Back to
Washington. Will Be at
White House tuesday.

PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS Jan. IL.
president Wilson started back home
tonight.
He was accounpa MED by Mrs. VIII
son and the other members or ms
family. He went to bed in his pri-
vate car on The long railroad switch
adjacent TO the little Pass Christian
railroad station shortly after o'clock.
A few mintes after II O'Clock the
special train started north, Washing
ton will be reached, -if all goes wells
al 7.1l on Tuesday morning.
There were q few persons gathered
al the depot wirsn the big White
House automobile arrived alongside of
tire private car. and as the executive
aHa htesi from the machine, and cour
seousls assisted Mrs. Wilson 10 the
ground, there was hearty che ering By
those present.
The president DOTTED his hat tor an
instant Then the group al secret ser
vice men gathered behind him. and
he was whisked across the gravel
paved platform ;:3 The steps. and into
the recess of the big private car.
Take lnustyal Precautions.
Unusual preeaution had been taken
to safeguard the life of the chief
executive His train. made up of a
big steel car. carrying the two Dig
White House automobiles. heavy
baggage car. a regular Pullman for
the members of the Immediate party.
and the private car Ideal Was pre-
coded over the route by a pilot train
The latter ran az an extra, Just ten
minutes ahead of the presidential spe-
ssal The regular night and DAY iorce
of operators were kept on duty IN the
signal towers. while section hands
along the route until the special had
passed.
Freight trains along the route mad
oranrs to clear the main line thirty
minutes ahead Of the pilot train, or
forty minutes in advance of the presl-
aantsal speeial Passenger trains
were ordered 10 the sidings twehts-
ave- minutes before the special was
dire. and the head officials OF the rail-
road kept vigil on board the train 10
see that the orders were ooeyeo'
Spent Quiet Day.
The president spent quiet aaS
here. In the morning he went TO ,Hs
little PRESBYTERIAN church presided
over by the Rev. Herbert Mcdowell.
who was so grievously disappointed
on the first Sunday of the presidents
visit. when the executive failed to
show nm in response 10 an invitation
to occupy the pulpit
There was no advance intimation OF
the coming OF the President and Mrs
Wilson, and there were less than sew
enty worshippers In the little frame
ediffce. The preacher made no REFER
ence to the unexpected arrivals other
than to offer O. feryent prayer ex-
pressing the hope that the health OF
the head OF the nation had 'heen
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