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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-10-06

today that the Germans had won a decided victory over the Russians in Suwalki province and that the Rus ,ians had lost many men and some cannon. The war in the eastern part of the empire is entirely satisfactory, according to military men. and the government is not concerned with the outlook since the Austrian and Ger man forces have combined.
 Germans Have Many Prisoners.
 The Germans have 240,00O prison CTS at the present time, of whom 140,- 900 are French captives. The state ment is issued officially and indicates that the German operations in France have been exceptionally successful The exchange of prisoners will start in a few days as the nations have exchanged lists of the men they hold and are willing to exchange. The men are given up according to rank.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-10-06

will make no serious attempt to take the city, but will only draw the line tight and hold the garrison within the forts and prevent them cutting the German communications.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
RANSACk HOUSES IN
THE WEST END

Two robheries In tho West End
were last night reported to the police.
who believe that the same party is
responsible for both. Mrs. NJ. f.
F'rayser, of ego Grove avenue. re-
ported that her house had been en-
tered and ransacked about 1880
clock She said that the thief had
secured a small pockethook contain
ing S1l5. Professor Winston, Of
2607 Hanover avenue. reported that
a large black negro had entered his
home during the afternoon, but that
he had been frightened away by a
servant before he succeeded in steal
ing anything.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
SCOTTISH RITE
. MASONS REUNION

The Scottish Rite Masons of Rich
nond and Virginia will celebrate the
greatest reunion in the history o. the
rite on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday
and. Thursday May 18th. 18th, goth
and 2tst.
TIE vice president Of the United
states, Thomas r. Marshall thirty
third degree. who is a very enthusiast
tic Masef,, viii ,se present ON this oe-
casion and the local Masons intend 10
show him real virginian hospitality,
Sovereign GrarG Commander Jamss u.
for the Southern jurisdiction of the
United States VIII pay an Official visit
TO the Scottish rite bodies here,
Mr. Richardson was for years the
Democratic minority leader in con-
grcss and was considered ono Of the
most able leaders that the Democrats
ever had HI yiIl he accompanied by
George Fleming Moore, thlrth-third
degree. lieutenant grand commander,
and editor of the New Age Magazine
John II Cowies, thirty-third degree,
secretary general of the supreme com
ell and Il resident of Louisville viii
also be presenI with a number o. other
prtn .nent high degree Masons of
Washlnstc n l.. g, a picked team
from the local Scottish rite bodies in
Washington, consisting of forty-nve
men. will, by special request. come to
Richmond on the 21st, the last day
of the reunion, and confer the thirty
second degree in full form and cerc-
IRONY In the Grand lodge room at the
Masonic temple.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11

the liquor dealers association, which
had recently passed a resolution OPP
posing the employment in their bust
ness of persons who while on duty,
would use in:oxicants TO any extent
whatever. would rot avail anything
in the coming election.
In closing his remarks. the speak
err referred TO the DAYS If 81 20 '65.
when Virginia was struggling in war
and when the old North state sent
her men in gray 20 defend It against
the enemy and plead Win his hear
crs 10 rally To the cause If abolish
ING thu saloon and thereby NOT only
benefit virginia bat also benefit her
sister state, which had driven the
traffic from its doors
The speaker was greeted with re-
peatesf applause hy the large audi
ence when was composed largely o.
men. ard II WIS evident that his adj
ress had had n telling effect.
His chasing remarks were Virginia
oh. Virginia. Whw Have You Waited
So Long TO Abolish This ETit?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11

9t,io,s MAJ. be cyuestes ~ 7rs4proye
,s,t on,s fsa,rsr1a vsItl he II, \ af,sifEou
as he Is {ndaeb fngat - insure rro.
tac,fon ~ fope[srerN ,r me ea4t Ter
r,torv NOW contrnlled hv him Car
,.,rxa raa{izee that - IL necessary Ia
restore me industries Of the country
al y,,,,,,,.r sss,srqrrc4 and 3rfusspY4erf 9
80 ~. c,,-,sl.-s ~ no, if5d,,strfas mai
only maj thav.,.r.d heir employees .wiEl
ha g,ornr,{e1 ft,il rrnteCfion in rpanen-
,re- -heyn bur that me rrotacfion will
b. continued and that the titles 20 the
propert{es N3Il nnt he questioned at n
later date The owners Of these IN
dussries will undofihtedlv. II fhe plan
of tho csnstjtationa}5Sts. which now
looks very hopoful, succeeds. eo~ofeY-
are. 4l9siar the leaders nip If some I'M
uArtaut banker. 10 provide morley fer
ne needs ~ the new government
with these matters t8Kee care IF
there could he no question as 70 the
attitude which the president OF the
ntt%d States viii take
Mr. Flint pictured tbs dlfFiculfies
which have in the past confronted
Carranza and row are 4 disappearing.
fSn far. said he. "he has had nc
foreign money He has heen in q
state of boycott The leading en-
craving company ~ this country re-
fused TO manufacture hrs stamps and
currency as did the leading manu-
tsCturers If Europe. Who refused e
sell him munitions OF war Even
when villa captured cannons and
rapid-tye gums, the European manu-
-faCturerg who made them refused to
sel him ammunition. The EN- bargo
in the uitcd states, declared first
hy President Taft. kept all arms cut.
The bankers 70 tho Huerta Mextca "A
loan for s30, a0a, 900 which was made
ahout fnar months after he assumed
the presidency, stood together. and re
fused to enter into any negotiations.
Another group Of bankers who have
largely lruhtea hy close affiilatian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
GETS OUT WARRANT
FOR MISSING MAN

Developments In the mysterious dis
appearance of the five passenger Cad
lilac automobile and the driver. Rob-
ert Wright took a new turn Saturday
when A Zachary. proprietor Of the
Bellevue garage, from which the car
was ordered swore out a warrant for
the arrest Of Wright, charging him
with the theft Of the machine.
The car. which was the property o.
George O. Tenney, Of the jefferson
hotel. has been missing since early
Friday morning, II was said last night
that Zachary did not himself reeeive
the phone message. which directed
that the car be sent TO the Richmond
hotel. hut that Wright claimed he had
received such message, and was all
lowed 10 depart with the automobile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
CT. MEN REPORTED;
CHARGE SHORT WEIGHT

Richmond housewives are not 10
be given a chance 10 make the annual
complaints against the ice man this
year II the exertions Of Gauger and
Inspector Of Wagons and Carts j. w.
Joseph can prevent
The officer Saturday reported the
drivers Of FIVE ice wagons for short
weighing and for weighing their Ice
in violation Of the city ordinance. and
will have them in court this
morning to answer the charges.
The men reported are. W. e,
Stick. driver for Tyler, Ryan and
cnmpany's. wagon No. IL. w. +.
Branch OF 1902 West Leigh street;
snnancy Randolph, of SCI ST. Johns
street J. r. Saunders. of 301 Meadow
street. and J r. Kirkland. of 4o4
South Harrison street. He also re-
ported that he had received COM
plants from three customers of the
Ashe- Ice company, s13 West Mar
shall street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
MEMS DELINQUENCY
CHANGES HIS VIEWS
REV. j. r. GREEN MAKES REFER
ENCE TO THE SUFTRAGETTE
IN MOTHERS DAY SERMON.
The bali-beartrg. long-weerinE
L. G.. Smith 4 Bros. Typewriter
has a m e&Sge.

In the course Of a tender sermon on
true womanliness and the what the
world owes 10 consecrated mother
hood and In which the mothers sacred
and special realm Of home was strong
Iy presented, the Rev. : T. Green
parenthetically asked. Shall | Picture
Solomon Ideal Woman Whose Chill
dren rise UP and call her blessed. who
eateth not the bread of idleness. whose
husband praiseth Her. whose garments
are Of salvation and who doeth good
to humanity, as also a. suffragette?"
The pastor had not hitherto made
any specific reference 10 equal suf-
frage In his pulpit, although there was
an idea prevalent based on some in
ferences that he was an anti-suffra-
gist. Therefore. the pointed question
above quoted and followed by a slight
pauses eeeasiened not a little interest
and a feeling of somewhat curiosity
as to how he would express himself
on the subject. although his deliver
ance caused no great sensation, as
his words and tone betokened an ear
nest desire to see the truth OF the
mother Said the earnest prea cher.
Il am more and more coming 10
the woman suffrage view. That which
specially impresses me is the need OF
the feminine conscience in our pun
lie affairs When l view with alarm
and sorrow the deficiency Of our law
making bodies where moral principles
are at stake, | ask myself the question
would representative women in ike
rCsttions so act? Isn't 1t a shame
that every representative of this great
and beautiful city in our state legis-
,atur. cast a vote against every moral
measure! Imagine any half dozen
women Of this city taking that posi-
t}Cn?"
This reference made a profound I'M
preston on the large congregation,
The preacher then resumed the thread
of his strong discourse along nnes
upon which there could he no disa-
greement and recited historic and per-
sonal "reminiscences of the character
building influence Of the mother OF
men and pathetic instances of mother
~ love and filia1 devotion. Which
moved the congregation TO tears. ilS
graceful tribute TO his own mother
was as unique and impressive. as IL
was tender and sweet, while his ap-
peal to young men and women 10
honor their father and their mother,
and not be swept-from the sacred
marriage of Christian home by the
subtle Influences of questionable So
cial practices and diversions, was
tender and touching,
There was an impressive climax 10
the Mothers Day service" by the
singing Of Home Sweet Home, led
by the choir.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
An Opportunity to Secure Rich Productive Land Without Capital

roads whom they granted their lands and we expect
benefit thereby we'll the ones VINO will receive
the tracts.
be the best equipped most date. scientific.
mercal and orchard In existence 1t Will consist
thousand and will be included in this open
ing. All who register and receive tracts Will set the
benefit of the experiments and scientfc methods IN
registration many disappo ntments, such
occurred other land openings conducted by the
Government and railroads by granting
who register OF the number or tracts
be granted interest in this Iam ara
enterprise in the hope that ehey may iater
town sites.
Exam land win cheerfuity he permitted
and the opening will be held at Browntown, wayne
County, Georgia. one OF the stations Of the A f. A
Railroad. which s located this property and Will
after the closing OF registrations as ar
be made
The presence Of those registered will NOT be neces
Brownown the opening day unless they wish
committee selected FOR the pur-
and those registered will be notified OF WANT fhey
been granted. soon as possible
with everIncreasing population OF this country
increase in the nreH "f land
increases and seeks the
pursuit health. happiness and independence II
will continue o be harder
The prosperous contented class IN Europe TO-DAY
II plentiful, while the descendants of those who
obi a the peasants and slaves You
last chance to
land I'm this country without large outlay OF capital
sv forwarding US the application for registration
this announcement
LAND DEVELOPMENT BUREAU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
ALICE TWO MEN
STOLE RED COW

C. L. Chapman and Bonnie Haw-
I<fns, two white men, were arrested
Saturday afternoon as suspicious
Characters, suspected OF q felony, ny
Detective Sergeants Krengel and At
kinson, and Bicycle Policeman Sam
uels.
j. A. Chafley. of 1900 Blair street,
YESTERDAY reported TO the police that
a large red COW valued at $50 had
been stolen from him, and also re-
ported the names Of the suspected
parties. Detectives investigated the
case and later in the afternoon made
the arrests mentioned. IT was said
last night that warrant charging
the men with the theft of the cow
would probably be sworn out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
MAzATLAN HOLDS
AGAINST REBELS

WASHINGTON. May 1o.---No de-
tails of the lighting at Mazatlan
where rebels and federais have been
engaged for many days in desperate
struggle. have been receivd at the ma
Wy department yet. Admiral How
ard says that Mazatlan has not fall
en-. Fighting still continues between
federals and constitutionalists. He
added:
sWill keep you fully advised"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11

that II was only to drive the business
and temptation further away from the
fields from which it had been driven
by the voters of the North State
The ex-governor stated that he con-
sidered the question of the greatest
Importance to the people Of Virginia,
and that he knew that on September
s2d that the saloon would be abolish
cd forever from the Old Dominion.
He stated that whiskey dealer in
Norfolk had told him few days ago
hat the whiskey people had sufficient
money to keep the State in the throes
Of the saloon. but that he was salts
fed that this was not true, and that
the people Of the State were so thor
oughIy aroused In their efforts TO abol-
ish the saloon that al the efforts Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
FLINT SEES THE
END Of HUER1A
PREDICTS DICTATORs DOWNFALL
AT THE HANDS OF
REBEL.
IN BAD, FINANCIALLY
MONEYED INTERESTS FALLING
AWAY FROM MEXICO. AND con-
sTrTuTIoNALIsTs ARE GROW
ING STRONGER ALL TIME.

'V@sA' May l".--f ar IRON re-
saroihs 'he Mexican situation as more
s rai, mig - we" OF the reports from
washington mat mediation is looked
Upon mere as LOST eause Charles X
I'M VINO mas peeh IN close touch
WIN al parties IN the Mexican com
roVersS' said TO-DAY that solution
nearar no,., ~, =, "a 'a''su 7,ates ~, MS
rennrtad ir,,,inanc,' - ~, ..'@,a,,'p'.
=, - ,..s,ts.ta .,'e ''A'i"''
s;o,at fa,,.., s'"e' "a ths -
$50 49, ,raa,f '''e i4'''''ae ,@H pan
tJona, ,r,',, 90 -, 80 - 1sn ""u'-
- - ~ Va u" '''', VS
A. rTI,.. ~, 80 49, 'ilS
a. -
~, f'af' ""cH USE
81, - III "n|l LING
- a' i9f Pu"iShihS
,ta,a,f-. an" as '3e tonSt'tu
Ill. -. tiett tsts'
-, - ''3't'e" then' 10
~ ~
As Tor the re enfotcemsrt If troops
at vera Cruz that. Mr.. Flint thinks.
is but prudent military preeaution,
Ant trf-etr- tt-te--7r--ttiiv
TO plans OF Invasion That an inya-
sion of Mexico is To be expected. Mr..
Flint does not believe Within the
past twenty -four hours he has heen
in conference WIN eonstitutionalist
representatives Of carranza, and mis-
faith IS strong that Huertas difficult
ties are MOI far frem tie hreakin g
point, and that the prospect Of anan-
cial~sssistance. SO long denied his sd
versafiss, Is about 10 tarn the scales
Watchful waiting, according 20 Mr
Flint. is about to bring results
wilson. ra;tcx suecr..fuI
In eonf,dertIv nr.d{rt4nr fha dawn
O, 4 better day ror The constitution
a1ixss ard with - ths ast.1,ftgbr,o,,-
of a constitutional e,,,er,,,ra,+ IN
Maxfro th,ottqh tho xttrreSa ~ ,fo~f
can arrrs--4yh4rb "a ,ha ostq 49,, "a
which xtah;1tts eas. he sxs,re4 ~
.ni,,ts-Nr t.3.,sss rc4ia,,-. t
me new asneet bfrh 4hae bsen ,,t,ar
IA tba NnsrrfsI stf4s ~ ,~ar,ag-a,g
n-ohlYr, The r.ffre ~ ~ fr,,gtsd
states IN rra6t,af',. brintvjse va ,.,tn
Hunr.a nearr re IS - ,+,.,,l,,
haen tha ynAanx ~ a,arttor ua,-..
sscorsrp ne.q ,s,ss,,.o - ~ e,,,,,ts3
Interests which ~ loans "a a,her.
wise eyer. . f,r4,elIiga Ia44cp.a II,
Nexiran no1ttfrx iris raasq,,+s,,~s ,,,,.
~ sa3a :, cl,,., -, -. -,
rada H. f.srr,,ga-s -an-sss,+..f,.as
bere and s. vsst5ss,a5 ra3Tsl,,o
x-fI,sras4 49, ct .5kfsru ,.t,|fvrnr -,
snapea laf. ~ yrf- a. .rtck, =,
4otn t~a,,anra ava rsna,, 49,, 40
y,-+,,r,tet,,e g,,,t-a,,4, 80 s@rs-.tttes
.t4aratoe,-.. = a.t4 A.. t=,{r, -.
ronst3,u.fana4eafs bs,a tee, .,.har
ru.aea ~ 80 5v s,,a,.[, - ~. Giant
as t,sht.t -. IT,, 80, t,,.a go,
- ero[,n ~ re,,,o,,ss, ,,1rtsre a,,a
sxac3ate5 ,rrnrfc,, ha,,lSer. orc a.
~ar~ea ,bn ,.st ,tav4rsr -i,a, 'rnsxs
h.n1,a.q 3,,,,Y,,g3..5 ~. ,..E{~b rorst{.w.ea
40 rre,,~b erroor. .he ganrus ~
r,arfe ~ dss pa.e-r2as aud avs other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
Shoots Man for Debt.

FAR ROCkAWAY, L. r., May 10.
Frank Ramon, thirty years old. walk
ed up to the bootblack's stand at the
Long Island railroad station tonight as
the platform was crowded with COM
muters and shot Leonard Martocci. a
hootblack. to death. as he was clean
ing customers shoes Ramon ex-
planned later that Martocci owned him
1900. The murderer was arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
Big Agricultural Land Opening

. HDssn
a'
wass @ ' 'ss landlords and
h aus ] : III ' % % s d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11
CHARGED Bertrand.

II +. Browning, white man.
thirty-one years old. was Saturday
arrested on a warrant. charging him
with defrauding Aieck Giles out OF
81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11

Meeting of Board of Aldermen.
The board of aldermen will NEE
in May session tomorrow night al +
o'clock. A large amount of routine
business viii be transacted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11

as soon as tho rumpus had been trans
ferred To the Sidewalk.
Neither John y, Rockefeller nor his
son were at the service, Things had
started with ne meeting of the Young
Mems Bible class at . 30. In the ah-
sence Of John n Rockefeller Jr.. DIR.
Wendell Philips. one IF the Ca!Nary
church trustees. WAS the speaker.
Sofre Of Whites associates from his
church Of TIL social revolution, which
meets Sundays a. the Berkley theater,
were present at the Bible class They
made no attanp ut to talk.
From the Bible class the Socialists
went to the reg ular service, They were
Joined by White and other friends and
all split up into little groups or TWO
and three sitting in different parts IF
the church White was recognized by
the ushers ami by the police. who We're
on hand as Epard against trouble, He
was shown ~ seat Well under the
balcony, pretty far back on the east
side If tho church There were a
number Of detectives scattered throngh
the congregation. while outside other
detectives Watched. In the crowd we're
well known persons, many OF the
officers of the Flfth-Aveuue Baptist
church, which unites now in al SER
vices With Calvary, All the first half
of the service went smoothly. Dir.
Woelfkin made a long prayer and vas
iust aho9, 10 sit down while an of
fertory Was played. when White got
up from his reai seat and started down
the aisle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-11

You viii not be required to leave your present sur
roundings new All We ask Of those to whom grant
tracts IL that they plant or arrange to have planted
replanted) for consideration Of 26 Per
OF the prohts derived from the sale Of the
thereby allowing the to his or ner
present occupation until such time they determine
what this a source of income when
that the yield of Of celery
81 26s AS of well for
shell in full bearing should net Its owner
high $500 90 of the opinion that
is by actual result obtained In operating
no time locating this land of plenty We also re-
ouire the land within ton years OF
sail q to some one who viii occupy 1T otherwise u
reverts back to the grantor .
The land included opening IL located directly
on and adjoining Atlanta Birmingham and A,antfc
thriving city hfteen thousand having direct steam
York and Boston, and exceiient ran
road facilities to all points Tne
six months of the year from Ap,ii
Ia climate fs most heaithui
isht.l and irvgoratng and there is ample rainfa
Of 81 inches per year
ovrn AIM - FOR MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL RESULTS
A. we extremely DESTROYS OF having settlers locate
This property, assist in Its development ano
Intervening property viii hold and to increase
+rafNc along Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad and thus facilitate service, we ieel
these tracts to those VINO rss.ete.
with us We have in mind business and fesiusnce
,ofs which wi offer for sale after the opeNhH*
bmt which will included IN II We have money-
naktnr considerations In this ndeo
nenInr similar of Northern Pacific ana other rail-
SOUTHERN GEORGIA RAILRoAp