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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
Pick-Ups

SSN 0FO
Good quality 27x54 Wilton
Rugs. various figures: that sell
for s2.25, price Monday CT m
Fourth Floor.
For children. pretty Paint
a nS sh two styles for. 10c
Third Floor.
Filigree Dome, new beauty on
chain for electricity, with three
pull chain sockets; installed IN
only home for $3.50
Third Floor
Large Ostrich Plumcs. various
colors and combination OF colors,
at the reduced price 81 cE
OF ~ 1sAJ
Millinery Dept, End Floor.
The most beautiful now Bath
Robes for ladies'; u new price
for Monday on them, tC cn
We have seen nothing at $500
In all the past superior.
SECOND PiOor.
Sheffield Carving Sets, Butcher
Knife and Kitchen Knife; all
aluminium handles; CT cE
pieces in the box, for. y 1sUJ
Nothing better known or made.
Third Floor.
csc box Of Organdy Finished
paper, In handsome decorated
Japanese box; will be sold r.
Monday for, box l0c
Third Floor.
AT THE VELVET COUNTER.
Panne Silk Velvet, all or
colors, for, yard ........ OJC
Main Floor.
The Lining Department has
Mercerized Satines and !. Moires
that is silk like perca1ine, 1sE z
double width, yard :. :: :sss.a3 IN s1t.I9
Main Floor.
Mems Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchiefs; they are the best we
know OF at 10c, on sale Or
Monday, 4 for .......... AJC
Main Floor.
More Maraboa Trimmings. In
Niger brown and black; instead
OF SIC, the price Is, yard Or
i only -.......... Aoes
Trimming Dept, Main Floor.
For evening wear, Beaded Chit
fon, 10 to 81 inches wide; price
has been S1.12 tc S1.98; this lot
will be sold, starting Mon 7E.
Gay, at lJS
Main Floor, Middle Aisle, Rear.
The prettiest Silk Ties that are
slid In town; Four-in-H Hands. at
Csc; all new styles. Mon 1E.
Notion Dept, Main Floor.
Laundered Collar and Cuff sets,
those now styles that almost
everybody had to have or be ~
unstylish, set LVC
Main Floor, Centre Aisle.
18-inch All-Silk Satin Messa-
line; comes in various color
i is 4sc quality for 2Qc
Silk Counter, Main Floor.
The new Solid Gold Jewelry for
1914 has arrived; on sale Mon
day-Watch and other Bracelets,
La Vallieres, Ear Rings, Brooches
and dozens OF new beautiful
things at rock bottom prices
from S1.OO to $500.
Main Floor.
AllWool, Double Width Heavy
Serge for Dresses, in navy blue,
midnight blue and black; or
the price will be, yard. -. UJC
Iiain Floor.
Four Novel Bargain Counters in
the Notion Aisle.
Box of Cuff Pins, pair of Gun
Buttons, Children's Hand-Paint.
ed Purses, Silk Teakettles, Mani
cure Articles, Rhinestone Bar
Pins and Rhinestone Hat IN
Pins; any for ........ xVG
Main ElOor
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This Bargain Basement

This Basement will show Monday what is in store
Tor those that look to economy. Cohen's help will
average about one-haf of what, the ordinary price
would be- We asked to help holders Of cotton goods
and many other stufs Extra help will you for
the sale occasion.
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1a1Ac Best Percale. e3/ n
yard wide, for .... OI4C
The highest quality Mercer
lied Dress Ginghams, good 1Sn
patterns, for ......... loC
y new lot of 1oc Out
ing Flannels, several S3/
cases, for O/lC
Yard Wide Good Bleachcd So
Double Width Printed Curtain
will be sold for. ........ IV1C
121ac Galatea Cloth. all tho
various best designs 63Lc
THESE WHITE GOODS, IA
tines, Striped Crepes and Mad
T Tal, sau Choice se any is' 612c
Those Heavy Indian Head
Cottons, used for napkins, table
wear, skirts; almost
i tna% oS. to wear 10s4c
cloth an' n lGs English ss Long SIZE
jana as.'e ea saFs Wide Pa 6Ac
AMONG THE v AItIO u
OTHER BASEMENT BARGAINS
are the best 39c Moments CEo
Muslin Gowns for ... ACS
The Best soc Women's Ribbed
Vests and Pants in the Ok
city on sale for. cCN
Children's 2oc Pants aud 1Eo
Vests, heavy grade. for. IcS
You know what the best 7oc
and Si.00 MILDLY Blouses are,
made OF the best quality jeans
and other white materials; some
with colored collars and cuffs;
this Is Il sample lot; your AKA
choice Monday for $500. tcS
IN THE OFFER OF THESE.
BEDDINCiS tho prices reduced
run throughout the entire linc,
including Quilts. Blankets,
Sheets. etc.
Think OF buying the best $3.50
Plaid Blankets, made OF the best
California wool. size for ca or
the largest bed, for. 'P9.UC
Tho Best $500 White Wool
Blanket, 1914 and Ill
s size. of the highest S3.25
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Linens
Fancy and Household

A6S8Sf9S
Fancy and Household
All-Linen Towel, 1sx36; hem
stitched; the regular 25c TT
quality, for ............ 1JC
$3.50 Irish Table Cloths, SI.98
Size 68x6S inches; all linen;
five pretty patterns to select from;
extra selected linen thread.
Napkins to Match; &C EA
size 21S21, dozen 49,. 4AeCV
$3.50 Scotch Damask, 81 yard
All pure linen. 20 inches wide,
double thread; new attractive de-
Signs.
75c Fancy Bath Towels, SOC
Newest designs and weaves,
with different color borders; an
extra special for Monday.
$3.50 Battenberg Scarfs, csc
Size 18x72, Japanese Batten-
Eerg Scarfs; an extra special bar
gain for Monday. Main Floor.
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THESE COATS of imported corduroy, angora zibene,
fancy mixtures plush broadcloh models
including the Russian Cossack coat, in green,
brown, navy or black; exceedingly fine DOR nn
COATS of fine mixtures, belted effects with
velvet cuffs and collars and fancy back effects;
also Redingoe models; wonderful Coat; on &c ~
Monday for only Observation-Disclosures. UU.S
DANCING FROCKS and Evening Gowns, in many new,
fascinating models of crepe chine chiffon, satin or
lace in every wanted shade to choose from, and coo M
priced at ........... Observation-Disclosures. QLUsUV
EVENING AND DINNER GOWNS of Satin lace velvet
and chiffon exclusive distinctive models showing
only OF style and the very styles; tCE M
priced for Monday Observation-Disclosures. sDJJ.VU
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| The sc.75 woolnapped Blank
cts, full liza size, FOR
largest bed, white or 81 OK
Heavy Fleeced Cotton Blank
cts. In 1914 size; they are usu-
ally priced at sl,6o, ST On
You can buy Blankets oOo
as cheap as oJC
You can buy the Best 75c
Blcached Sheets, S1X90, Eno
heavy round thread. for. cUI
95c Sheets, a0x9o. 7So
for ....... tOC
Pillow Cases sold in the Same
proportionate reduced prices,
full size and we'll made, o.
for ......... ............ "
We also sell these Comforts,
$500 to $500 Handsome silk
Covered Comforts, filled with
lambs wool, tho sample stock
OF a manufacturer. GIN TX
each .. ...... PlU.tO
y large line OF various sorts
OF Comforts. among them one
filled with larninated cot Ok
ton. for OCA
,, Those soc Dresden Sofa Pillow
Covers. with art ticking. OOo
arc only 6OS
WE SERVE THE BOYs. as wo
do the rest. merchandise the
very best at tho very lowest
prices. especially Monday
Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, best
workmanship and latest styles:
we know OF no house that sell
them under $500: in many stores
they charge $3.50; our Cd on
price is, suit ....... tptsVO
Others 'are Norfolk Suits, OF
fine wool mixture. In the very
best styles of the sea- CT OK
son, for ..... p4e0C
There is every sort OF Suit
or Overcoat for the hoy. We
guarantee everything YOU buy in
that department.
Puritan Tapclcn Blouses, are
usually Toe: they come, in Il va
riety of patterns. percale, mad
ras. etc, with or without S(ln
collars: the price VIII be I. OUC +
Lot OF Boys Outing p,sjan.as,
we'll tailored, $500 grade, co.
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settled with and saving by call
OK the departments with the fury We bought
chance buy unusual prices Our steady policy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
HOLD CONFERENCE, BUT NO
REPORT HAS BEEN RECEIV-
ED AS TO RESULT
REPORT MONDAY
MLaurin Warehouse Bill Voted
Down in House, But May Be
Taken Up Again.
Special to The Intelligencer.

COLUMBIA. Oct. 23-At the end
or the third week of the extraordi-
nary session of the general assembly
1t seems as II the acreage reduction
measure will be the only one to be-
passed. 1t Is believed here that men,
bers will be largely influenced by de-
cision OF Secretary McAdoo OF the
treasury department as to the sound
ness OF the proposed bond issue OF
$50 100000. The committee is in
Washington and will return to Co
lumbia in time to report to the
house and senate Monday night. Acre.
age reduction measures have been
passed by the house and senate. The
details OF final measure will be work.
ed out in free conference.
The State fair opens in Columbia
next week and little work is expect
eu from the general assembly. An
adjournment Will not be secured be-
fore early In November. The senate
and lhous~ committees held q cohfer-
ence In Washington today with treas
ury department officials. No report
has been received here as to the re-
suit OF the s;c%seEshce. The hfeisurin
warehouse bill was voted down In the
house but may be taken ND again.
The senate spent the time today
mostly on the appropriation bill! for
the extra session and after passing
that adjourned over until Monday
night at o'clock. Before taking this
action the senate named on the free
conference committee to settle the
difference between the two houses on
the cotton acreage reduction bill
Senator'S Clifton, Stuckey and Nc
Laurin.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Violent Attacks
COnti1a0e All Night

PARIS. Oct 3D. (il.ss, b. M. }
Violent attacks and counter attacks
continued throtgiiout last night ana
today along she battle front from the
North sea TO Switzerland, according
TO otilciaie arriving here tonight
from various sections oa the Iine. No
noticeable change in the positions
was effeeted, they said, aithougS the
lAlitea were compelled to give way q
little ct La Baase, i2 mica soptheast
Icf Lille. q. 4 B
At Atxnentierse the figi:ting WAS
very stubborn end the Allies gained
Esome more groard.
& The Allied commanders regarded
the resalts Of today,s fightine as "a
yorhale to their TROOPS since Il has
proved their ability 70 xitlistand ffas
IGueEt aud f1Flnidable Siits;ks from
the poweffuiiy reinforced Gafmkn
army. - = e - ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
JANITOR'S WIFE
HEIR FORTUNE.
VIII Get Nearly Half Of $500, 600
Estate Left BY Her Father.
(By Associated press.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-By a settle
ment out of court today Mrs. Anita
Faithful McCarty. wife of New York
1anitor. will share In the 5000, 900 es-
tate left by her father, Dudley Jar
dine, who under the name of William
Smith lived and died as a Bowery
recluse. Mrs. Mccarthy has been con-
testing Jardine's will made In 1903,
which left the estate to ibrothers.
nephews and nieces.
1t is understood Mrs. Mccarthy will
get nearly half OF the fortune.
MRS. Mccarthy based her contest
20 the claim that &: zEaz her father
made a will leaving his estate to his
family, but that this will had been ac-
cidentally burned in Atlanta, Ga.
Through dispositions taken in Georgia
1t was proved that such q will had
been made.
Dudley Jardine, son of q millionaire
organ builder, disappeared from soci-
ETY. thirty years ago. adopted the name
OF William Smith aud became O dwell
ler in Bowery lodging houses. Under
the name OF Smith he married. After
the birth of his daughter, Anita, he
lived but little with his family, ex-
planning that he was away most OF the
time doing private detective worssss. He
died last January and but for the In
tervention of a friend he would have
been buried In Potter's field.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
PROTESTED TO
GREAT BRITAIN
Against Seizure Of Tank Steamer
Platuria, Detained at Lewis
Island, Scotland.
(By Associated Press.l

/, WASHINGTON Oct. 23.-The Unit
ed States today protested to Great
Britain against the seizure Of the
tank steamer Platuria, owned by the
Standard OIL company, now detained
at Lewis Island, Scotland. The pro-
test is identical with the one filed in
the case OF the Brindilla, held at Hal
tfax. N. 8.
lnaamuch as the Halifax admiralty
court already has begun, proceedings
to determine whether tho Rr;ndille Is
3 prize. tfie British government is
expected formally to decline to re-
lease the vessel until decision is
rendered. A prize court, It is be-
lieved. will similarly determine the
Platuria's status.
In each OF the cases now under
consideration the State department
knows nothing OF the circumstances
of the seizure but in accordance with
precedent has lodge protest to con-
serve American rights.
President Wilson tonight discussed
shipping and neutrality questions
with Acting Secretary Lansing OF the
state department and approved de-
mands for the release OF the Platuria
and the Brindilla- The president tonk
took the position that every right of
American shipping must be protect
ed,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
cARRANzi Will RETIRE
As CHIEF EXECUTIVE
''Ezpreases His Willingness if Villa
e Not Instrumental m Pro-
caring His Resignation.
(By .Associated Press ,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-GeneraI
Carranza is willing to retire as chief
executive in Mexico City If General
yiia ts not instrumental In procur-
ing his resignation. He also assures
that his retirement will not mean VII
las aecendency.
General Carranza indicated he was
willing to have the Agnas Calientes
convention request that both he and
Villa give way to a neutral for the
provisional presidency.
Official reports to the State Depart
ments told OF the advance northward Of
several thousand OF Carranza,s troops.
This was explained by Carrsnza rep
resentatiFeB as intended for precau-
tionary defense IL the convention came
TO, no, aareenent and villa moved his
forces snnthwafd.
Official reports show that Esexico
City neAspapers are attacking the
purp0ss sud acts of the -ABuas Calien-
ten gathering.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
The Reserve Board VIII
Accept South Carolina
State Bonds As Security
VIII Issue Currency Relieve Tension Situation in This
Sate-Siight Modification Required in Plan Which Will
Be Worked Out by Legislature.

CATION stated that they had been ad-
vised that the bonds proposed would
be accepted by the reserve board.
Slight modification in the plan pre-
sented by the South Carolinians would
be required, 1t was state. and this fea-
ture will be worked out hy the legis-
lature.
The visitors accompanied by Repre-
sentative Lever, called on the Presi-
dent, who assured them of his deep
sympathy with the cotton States. They
returned to South Carolina tonight,
and will make their report to the leg
islature on Monday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
REPLIES TO CARRANzA.
(By Associated preasl

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 23.-Colonel
Gonzales Cara. personal representa-
tive of General villa, today replied
to General Carranza's recent inter-
rogatory message to the peace con-
venton at Aguas Calientes which
asked the convention by what author
tty 1t assumed national sovereignty.
II General Carfanza persists In his
policy OF ignoring the action OF the
convention he will be responsible for
the inevitable war to follow" said
Colonel Cara. "The convention was
called to draft platform and form
provisional government. It can
not act merely in an adv'zory capac-
ity as Carranza demands.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24

operations in the east, except in the
case OF Lieutenant General Samson
off, the Russian commander, whose
army was partly destroyed by the
Germans in the battle of Tannen-
berg, East Prussia. -
In the present battle on the river
Vistula, from Warsaw south to the
river Pilica the Russians have scored
an important victory and have cap
tured many prisoners besides guns
and ammunition. But the retreating
army. when IL gets back to it's select
ed position, can entrepch and start
another siege battle 9, h as that ON
the river Aisne In France. Southwark
Of the Pilica the Germans still hold
the river Vistula except in front of
the fortress at Ivangorod, where they
were driven back by attacks from
that stronghold.
The Austrian army. so often des-
cribed as routed and destroyed, again
has sprung into life and Is attacking
the Russian left wing. The Austrians,
however, apparently have found an
impenetrable barrier at the river San.
north of Jaroslau.
The German claim of victory over
Die Russians west of Agussowo, Su-
wRlki. following fighting reported by
them yesterday in the direction of
QsspRetz, south OF Augnstowo shows
the Germans are attempting another
advance from East Prussia into the
Soyernplent of sGrpino, east Of Suwal-
ki. doubtless aiming to compel the
Russians to reinforce their .ssaIy In
that region. ~
All these movements have brought
the belligerents no nearer their goals
which cannot be attained until an ar
my is destroyed or one or the other
becomes too exhausted to fight.
The British admiralty tonight is
sued a report saying the German
cruiser, Karlsruhe has captured
thirteen British steamers in the At
Iantic.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Bankers' Association
Consider Wade Plan
fBy Associated Press !

RALEIGH. N. c., Oct. 2s,--The
North Carolina Bankers association
held special meeting here today to
consider the matter OF the e.Inkers OF
this State going into the Wade plan
for a pool or $3.50. 100000 for loans
20 aid cotton. There were about 10
members present and q. committee OF
nine was appointed to Investigate the
details of the plan when matufed by
the federal reserve hoard, and In their
discretion to call upon. banks and
business men to contribute. Under
the original plan, the proportion of
North Carolina in the pool would be-
$S.500, 900.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Mayor Will Separate
Police from Politics
(Ry Asrociated praaa- /

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.Mayor Nit
cheii tonight declared bis intention Of
separating the police from politics.
In letter to senate and assembly
caudidates IN this city he said:
TIE activity vf police dfticere,
whether through their paid counsel
or not, In any form OF politics. fs I'm.
probss. aid IS repalsiye to all cur
IDEAS OF worthy public work. We do
not want the police in politics. The ef-
fOrt OF tilia administration ia to keep
them oet We are trying whoIly ID
break up the old evil alliance between
policeman and politician" Is q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
REFUSED OFFER
OF COMPROMISE
REPRESENTATIVE HENRY
WILL FIGHT TILL HE GETS
VOTE ON BONDING PLAN
CONGRESS TIED UP
Make Vain Appeal to President
For Aid IN Securing c Aton
Relief Legislation.
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-With con-
gress tied up by lack Of a quorum in
both houses. southern senator's and
representatives tonight nnade vain
appeal to President Wilson for aid in
securing cotton relief legislation
which would clear the way to final
adjournment.
After they had bIockii!) adjourn
menu by obstructive tactics the cotton
relief supporters went into confer
ence to appoint committee to wait
upon the president. The president,
however, when asked for an inter-
view said he would be busy with an
important State department confer
ence until he left Washington at mid
night and therefore could not meet
the committee q
The departure of the president for
Pittsburgh where he will address the
z, NJ. g. A. celebration tomorrow, set
ut rest r. rumor that the extraordi-
nary conditions, under which con-
gress found itself until a time to mo.
tion to adjourn. by the president exer-
cfssIig HE proroguing power. 4s.a
Cohtihred efforts OF Democratic
!!sesa.sa:srs ~ secure. an agreement to ad-
iourn failed completely and tonight
Southern members reiterated their
discrimination to continue their pro.
gram. Opinion was general that this
would prolong the session indefinite
~, certainly until after the elections.
Meantime the general exodus of
members OF both houses Continues.
The house today had I57. members
present on @ roll call, nearly, sixty
snort or q quorum. and the senate
showed forty-six, three less than n
quorum Senate, Clarke, president
pro fempore of the senate, though a
ohaneioh OF cotton legislation. LEFT
tne city after characterizing further
enorts OF his colleagues to obtain s.
iiet as grand stand playing"
representative Henry of Texas
ieaaing the cotton forces in the
houHe, refused various offers of com.
promise. He frustrated an effort of
majority Leader Underwood to secure
agreement to allow passage OF the
pending cotton bills, insisting on com
sideration OF his plan for a $3.50. .O00. :
GOO bond issue. Speaker Clark adj.
yaneed a proposal to make, the nend-
ing pills the first business to come
before congress when II meets In Ne.
cemsar. but Representative Henry
also rejected this.
.At the conference Of cotton belt
members tonight Representative Hen.
ry declared he would fight edjourn-
ment nhtil. he secured a vote on his
ponding plan. Senator'S Smith 81
Georgia, Smith OF South Carolina, ov.
erman, Lea, Sheppard, Gore and
White, and others were present. We.
rfoua proposals were discussed and
rejected before the conference decide
ed Y appeal to the president. When
the feply caIne that Mr., Wilson would
pe pusy al evening. the conferees ad-
,'Journsus They were visibly disap-
pointed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Women Take Places of
Street Car Conductors
(Ry Associated PresB.)

ST. JOSEPH, MO-, Oct 23.-Three
hundred members of the Federation
OF Women's CLUBS today took the
places OF conductors on st. Joseph's
street car Iihes. The occasion. was
sTrolley Day and the company had
agreed to give all money collected,
In excess OF the average weekday re-
ceipts. to the federation TO be used
for charity. Many passengers paid
more than the usual nickel.
ss The women we're requested by
leaders of the federation to wear cot
ton dresses IN furtheraaces OF the
movement to aid Southern cotton
planters. E
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Special to The Intelligencer.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct 23.-Sen-
ators Robert Lide and j. W. McCown.
and Representatives. Geo. W. Dick and
w. F. Stevenson, representing the
South Carolina Legislature, this after
noon held a confSrence with the Fed
erai reserve board with respect to the
acceptance by the board of the propos-
ed South Carolina State Bonds as Sc
curity for the Issuance of currency
to relieve the tension of the cotton
situation in the State. After the con-
ference membere of the visiting dele
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Four Killed I'm
Automobile Wreck
(By Associated Press.l

HDMPSTEAD. N. Y, Oct. 2S.-Four
men were killed and fifth injured
here tonight when an automobile
skidded and was wrecked. The dead
are August Moos. proprietor OF the
Central hotel at Hoboken. N. J., NJ.
Matbiesen and Charles Meyer of Ho-
boken and an unidentified man.
In Mathiesen's clothing was found
an iron cross given by the Emperor
Of Germany to those who sacrificed
jewelry to raise funds for the war.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
Thirteen Drowned;
Large Property Loss
(By Associated press.l

SAN ANTONIO. TEX. Oct. 23.-
Thirteen persons were drowned here
today as the result OF q five inch rain
fall which caused several creeks In
the southern section of the city to
overflow. The property damage Is es-
timated at $150,000. Mrs. Albert
Liebe and her four children lost their
lives when their home was washed
from its foundation and collapsed
The others drowned were residents
OF Mexican settlement.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-24
European Powers Must
Heed Peace Proposals
(By Associated Press.)

MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 23.-The
time is not far distant. Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels told an audience
here tonight. when warning European
powers must heed American peace
proposals. President Wilson's ten
der OF good Offices, he said. was still
open.
Secretary Daniels characterized the
spirit OF the Wilson administration as
essentially one OF peace.