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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

instructed David J. CIelsnd to issue
call for the meeting The executive
board OF the Rock Island Historical
society Will meet 10 joint session with
the Old Settlers board In arranging
for the outing, as was done last year.
Tt is probable that the outing win
he at the Watch Tower again this
wear, early I'm September Manager
George II. Stephenson, manager of the
Tower, has assured the board that the
old settlers can be well taken care Of
at the resort. i'm spite OF the fact that
The iHn was destroyed. D J. Cleland
is acting as temporary secretary Of
die association, following the death Of
his father, ]. II. Cleland. who acted in
that capacity for over Is years.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

All the news all the time-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

Quick service your suit delivered as quickly
as superior tailoring allows - guaranteed
against any flaw - clothes that will increase
your selfrespect and your friends respectforyou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
FIX A DATE FOR
SETTLERS PICNIC
Meeting OF Executive Board OF County
Association Called for Next Mon
day Morning.

a meeting of the executive board Of
the Ola Settlers association of Rock
Island county will he held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock in the direc-
tors room Of the State bank, for the
purpose of naming the date Tor the
annual picnic Of the organization.
Phil Mitchell, chairman of the board,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
RULING OF COURT
CREATLYPLEASES
City Has tagged Long and Bitter Fight
Against Those Seeking to stop
Expansion.
SELFISH IETEKEsTs ARE ACTIVE
Judge Church's Decision Holding an
neXatjou Legal Mems Much 10
the Community.


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

\ lilIiHhtI RON r tISt axe.
1oung lawyer. spoke IN favor of the
proposition. Alderman Adams made a
most impressive appeal to the COM
mittee to recommend the resolution.
and Councilman Rogers spoke In favor
of che project
DIR. G.. NJ. Hazen, a strong advocate
of the advantages of open-air ath-
letics, Interested in the amateur ath-
lett movement In the city. spoke for
the resolution. and Harry Tucker. a
newspaper man. who has had many
years experience in athletics. urged the
committee to recomemnd the resoIu-
ton
While IL was apparent that there
was ma jority. or perhaps unanimous
sentiment, on motion of Mr.. Batkins.
the committee decided to meet on the
| Sth. and go to the scene. so that local
atmosphere might be obtained.
Mcssrs. Nielsen. Pitcher and Powers
were ready to vote last night. but In
Difference to the wishes of Messrs.
Mitchell land Batkins, the postpone
ment was taken.
Alderman Mitchell and Councilma n
Batkins, both state dto a Virginian re-
porter, that they favored the propt-
| ton, so that il only remains for a
unanimous verdict from the full com
mittee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
u Mt BlATE.N IN
NlN YORK CITY BN 80. 1875

New York. Nev. 3.-Comp.cte re-
turns today show tina; waman's suf-
fra, was defeated In greater New
York by majority OF S9.733, a
dgure somewhat below that indicated
by the returns OF Tuesday night. of
the si%ty-three assembly districts In
the entire city only three registered
in favor of extending the voting
privilege The Sixth Assembly Dis
trict In Manhattan went for the prop
osition by eighty votes and in the
Sixth District of Manhattan the ma
jority in favor OF 1t was seventy. The
other suffrage district was the
Thirtyfourth. in the Bronx. where the
suffra gists won by l53,
Brooklyn returned majority
against suffrage that exceeded that of
Manhattan by more than 5000, The
total registration In Manhattan ex-
eeeded that in Brooklyn by only 2,s73.
Manhattan cast a vote of little more
than So per cent Of its registration on
the suffrage question. while IN Brook
lyn the percentage was S3.7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
ROOSEVELT ON THE
NATIONS OBLIGATIONS
First Duty - to Its Citizens. Both at
Home and Abroad. Says
Former President.

Neu work.. Nov H--.frhendnrn
poosoro,, j., ratter 70 ua,ry
Wise Wood chairm,n OF the con-
ference NJ t.e COMMITTEES ON natton,I
prenara1nass rejects the tentative
nlans ~ Secret.,v Daniels and In
aorves no der,,d ri tho ,attona, de-
fence neopIe that the United States
shall h., restored TO the position of
sacnna naval newer
The ,e,tar IN mart follows.
"you have finely nraisea tho atti
t,ide this nation should take when Won
say. ITS first duty ,s to its own citi-
Gems he they at home. abroad or rn
the biob seas AVA Tn the strangers
Within i+s satss. It's second drty Ia
those neopIes. however remote. for
whose welfare il IL rosuoossh)e: it's
third dutv to it's re,~hh.re who's
proximity has rnndc n; the. IT'S irti-
mates and tie fo,,.,h a,.t n, la.e
1uty 10 the Other rcot,lrs II me
earth
"1-0,. take mo pcsifien u-hirr
ehopli. rs matte, OF course et
AIKEN J.. ever, nfan-l.llneiad and far
seem. Ar-7arrr;,, .f;i4ap,v nep v0i, ST.,
1t Is tr1ppr1ttv. ma America shall
,~qrjra naval ana military strength
sufficient 90 protect H., c,t,,ts a4sl!}5s-
iuvae4ae To frrtf,,f its panarr,- CANA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
George A, Walden.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 3.---tieorge A.
Walden, a well-known grocer, died last
night at 9:l5 o'clock at his residence,
$40 Raleigh Avenue. Mr.. Walden has
been In the grocery business on York
and Botetourt Streets for the last f1f
teen years. He was well-known in
the city, and has wide circles OF
friends. by whom he was held in high
regard. Mr.. Walden was in his nifty
seventh year, He was member OF
the First Christian Church tDisciples).
He leaves his wife. five daughters
Ethel. Angie, Ruth. Frances and Mary
Walden. all OF Norfolk: one son,
George A, Walden, Jr.. of Whitestone.
Va. three sisters-Mrs. Il. +, Rich
ardson. of Ashland. Va. Miss Lucy
Walden, of Ashland. and Miss Lille
Walden, of Washington. ID. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Jordan 1.,,is MY He Won.

stanton. va. NOV S,--PfotesspT
~. r JORDAN, who defeated William
HI IAndes tor the State Senate yes
terday has given Gu ts,2 following
statement for publication
"Eirst owe my election 10 dls-
satisfaction with primary manipula-
1ion as praetioed here. The senatorial
primary plan excluded one whole
county, and every district where there
was opposition The primary nominee
Tor supervisor xas defeated
Second. Great dissatisfaction with
present tax laws, because framed
without regard 10 economy. eqaall1a-
ton or enforcement,
Third. Opposition 10 the local ring
control.
Fourth Desire TO restore govern
ment to the people.
Fifth Dissatisfaction with present
cumbersome State government and a
wish TO have ar far as possible ofiicerH
elected by the people,
fsigned3 &C. T. JORDAN"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
SERBS SCORE
cCoa.inu ID From Fl, g; pnse

tCoatlnu ID From FIJI PAGE,
hcant with the announcement today
that ARRANGEMENTS are being made to
keep Serbia supplied with ammunition
through Montenegro. At last accounts
the Montenegrins were maintaining
the upper hand, not only holding the
Austrians well in check. but infiicting
serious loses upon them.
Frenci. Land at kavala
Sofa dispatches to Amsterdam re-
port the landing OF French troops at
kayala, the Greek port nearest to
Gallipoli, here Is n tendency here
toward the opinion that the troops
may have been drawn from the allied
forces in the -DaraaHeilas, to he fol.
lowed by more. preparatory to the
abandonment of the campaign in the
straits. However that be. the addi.
proceed northward to reinforce the
against the southwark sweep of the
Bulgarians, Is hailed here with salts
faction.
A French battIeship yesterday bonn
harded Bulgarian supply train be
tween xanthia and Dedegatch.
It was officially confirmed toda.
that the Turkish cruiser Sultan Selim
formerly the German cruiser Goeben
has escaped into the Black Sea. The
Sultan Selim was reported several day.
ago to have attacked Russian trans
ports and conveys in the Black Sea
togethesr with the Rresau and an
other Turkish cruiser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
FUNSTON REQUESTS
RIGHT TO CROSS LINE


Washington. Nov. -Maior-Gen-
cral Fubston's request to Washington
for authority to cross the border at
Douglas with his troops in case 1t
hec"f'es necessary to attack the Mex
Scans vas referred to the White House
.'ar ., Secretary Of War Garrison
Tn~ Indications late today were that
the r--slest would remain at the White
House until approved.
The War Department today received
list OF the casualties suffered by
United States sori1ers as result OF
the firing across the border during
Villas attack on Aqua Pr.eta This
list shows seven soldiers have beer
wounded thus far. one of whom has
since died, SO far as could be learn.
ed from official quarters. there Is no
irtcntion of authorizing General Fun
ston to take any drastic measures to
stop the 7rirr across the border by
the Me&icars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
GENERAL. STERN4ERG
DIES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, d. C. Nov. 3.--Briga-
er-General George Miller Sternberg.
L. s, A. retired, for nearly a decade
surgeon general of the army, and dis
unguished alike In military and medi-
cal circles, died at an early hour this
morning at his residence. 2205 Massa-
chusetts Avenue northwest.
General Sternberg. who was seven
ty-seven years old. had been in his,
usual health until two weeks ago,
when he suffered an attack of heart
disease, and since that time he had
been confined to his bed. His strength
gradually failed. and the end came at
3 A. NJ, two weeks almost 10 the hour
from the date Of his seizure by the
disease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Methodist Success in Liberia.

fNshor IsIah r. Scott, Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in Liberia, re-
ports that the church m m bership in
that republic has increased during the
past year from 9.633 TO fo.Tes. The
conference is divided into five dis
trtcts, located along the coast. cas-
ward from Monrovia, For the past
twelve months total OF 1919 coaver-
sions Is reported. Eleven years ago
the benevolent collections amounted IL
S&N3, while in the past wear our
herian Nthodists gave st,579 for
mis- purpose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

palsn States Yesterday has made u:
realize that the only method to pursue
is the passage Of the Susan q. Anth Jnl
amendment to the National Constitu
tiCn in Congress and by IN. next tthe
sixty fourth Congress
IN the future women viii refuse Ia
"sa hmu their political freedom ia the
mass Of electors in each separate
state This method Of work imposes
terrtA~ burden npon women Sach
camEaie5 -cduircs large supplies az
funds UhicN women 60 not yosses and
which they ought not 10 have 70
possess s~f0ra obtaining the furda y
.aer.al ~tSht Of citizenship
- attire body OF sufgrs cts.s siTt-
,erel. d-p,p-es the temporary defeat
N .Susc l2n Raign States. The ma
chine element was too much against
ther~ IRE surragisls the country
cve- hste great confidence TN the na-
tlonaI ruusti.8t1,u amendment win
MIN. ia the next Congress, Senator
Marlin liNe senior senator Of Mr.
e.uial, said You need not argue that
pol0t with ne know that the
Anthony amendment would not he an
Invasion Of states rights l have IA
Hesitation sAout trusting women witt
thc vote never saw anything man
-oalG 81 intellectually that woman
-.a.s}a nv: .Iu better = she tried ~.
the quest on Is are there any TesH
~vt's mat ,TFuiI he corrected Nr slF
ing tho vote 20 ros1eu senator
Martin made t&e above stater3e-t Is
IS w Re- ne rn4; fHe 3eaa;st:ar - We
re0 - -A@ virginia f5rs 1cH - tn
'7rrre~Stanal Union al Hurph, <
tfntef r~ ia recent Nt>.t -o I'm ~.
g. .tBzersN5v s cot q attribute * ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
TO SPEAK In NEW YORK.
President Wilson VIII Address Man
hattnn Club Tonixht

Washington, Nov. 3.--Presid ent
Wilson will leave Washington tomor-
row afternoon FOR New York, where
In the evening he will make an ad-
dress before the Manhattan Club on
the occasion of that clubs fiftieth an
niyersary
Arriving in New York in the even
ms, the President will go to the home
Of Colonel +. NJ. House With his
hancee. Mrs. Norman Calf who Is now.
shopping in New York. he subsequent
~ Will take an automobile ride before
preparing for the banquet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Repu blicans In Montgomery

East Radford, Va, Nov. 3.-Nith
all precincts, except Blacksburg re-
ported indications are that the entire
RepD bliCan Ticket was elected in Mont
gomery County. The officers elected
are; Surface, county treasurer, ma
jority, 400; Martin, sheriff, ma tority.
zoe: Doak, State senator, atority
800; Roop. Commonwealth Attorney
majority. 800; Flanagan. House OF
Delegates. majority, 800 to 400.
Brown. com ssioner Of revenue, ma
iori:y !'t Webb, commissioner 81
revenue majority 800. Tho super
visors are; Gray Lucas. Price ana
OliNer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Missions In France.

Or. Watson rector OF the American
Episcopal Church in Paris, in making
a report OF It's activities covering the
first year Of the war, says: From
the funds which have been sent to the
rector during the year the following
payments have been made. In genera
terms:
Francs.
For the relief work of the
parish house and Ourrior 90. s60. 81,
Fo rtt,e church's general war
relief charities. including
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

Poxbu-Y Va Nov 3.--Ors 81 the
most .1cit!ng elections. from local
standpoint took place here yesterday,
For supervisors in New Kent, l. NJ
Eliysors. supervisor for Black Creek
District. was defeated by +. T. south
ALL. W. r. Tunstall. Sr,. In 50. Peter X
District. was defeated by James Chris
tian. IN Cumberland District. Mr.. K
ERgieston was defeated by J. Il, Rich
srdson in Weir Creek. Mr. Couch IL
reported defeated by Mr.. Potts. The
next board Will be constituted OF all
new men, County officers had no op-
position. The justice Of the peace for
Black Creek District la J. A. Wright
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Petit Defeats Haden,

Palmyra, Va, Nov. Stands Gsvse,
for the Senate. and George A. Bowles
for the House OF Delegates. had no OPP
ponents Pembroke Petit was re-
elected attorney for the Common
wealth over l.. o. Haden. chairman of
the Republican party in the county. by
iAS ma tOrItv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

another car from the west side The
mob pulled strike-hreaker from the
car carried him to the bridge over
the Susque hanna River, and when he
was being held over the bridge railing
escaped being dropped into the water
by his promise to leave town.
Attacks Continue Two Hours.
The attacks We're continued for
nearly two hours when the police, who
were powerless to cope with the situa-
ton ordered all cars back to the ba rms.
Tonight il is said that one-third OF
the ESQ strike-breakers have left the
city, Mayor kosek has forbidden ary
further attempt to operate cars until
the rioting sentiment of strike sym
pathizers disa ppears
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
:. T.. Frrc,pou IL Winner.

Appomattox Va, Nov. 1.-THE
Democrats seem 70 have elected all
their candidates. excepting s. r. Mar
tin, for supervisor, who seems to have
been defeated by NJ A. Carson by four
yotes The total vote was about SOC
:. l., Ferguson, defeated ~. G. Frank
lin, $40. for Commonwealth Attorney
r. { Burhs for county treasurer won
over DR. DeMott Robinson by six,y-
one ma jority; X. l.. Burks goes to the
Legislature over J W. Cauthorne by
io3 ma jority
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Patrick Result In Doubt.

Danvilie. Va. Nov. Sit will take
an official count to tell who has been
elected member Of the House OF DeYe-
gates from Patrick County Almost
complete returns show Dalton, Demo
crat is running almost neck and neck
with Parr. Republican. r. +, Wool
wine was elected Commonwealth At
torncy, and Moir, Democrat, defeated
Joe" Staples for sheriff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Bristol Pulls Buchanan Thr.
Republican Delegate in Russell.

ausseIl County. after hard fought
campaign made q clean Democratic
SWEEP for county offices. electing all
the party nominees.
For the House Of Delegates. com
piications growing ont Of the Demo
cratic nominating convention resulted
In splitting the Democratic vote be
tween tsso Democratic candidates, one
OF them running as an independent
This has resulted In the election OF
t.. f. Sutherland, Republican nonlf-
fee ia The House.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Belgian relief ..... 2.318.1S
For church maintenance. 80, 900. Q0

iotHi 81. lSb.uS
1T is wonderful privilege To he
able TO make report of this kind,
Tor u means that this great American
church here has not neen lacking in
heipfulness when the privilege OF
wonderful opportunity was set before
II. France appreciates 1T. and the
French people appreciate 1t. There
is not department in France into
which relief has not gone. marked az
coming from this American Church,
and there IL no kind Of human suffer-
ing and need which has come to us
with a worthy appeal that has gone
away without some relief
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
r. Ii. Bruce liz New Shcrir.

Farmviile. Va, Nov. at. H. Bruce
was elected yesterday to succeed the
late r. II. DickerSon as sheriff OF
Prince Edward County. the other can
didates for the position being Fl. H
Hunt. c. y. Cunningham and j. s.
Moore. Other officers elected as the
regular nominees are; A. ID. Watkins
Attorney: f. l..
Dupey, commissioner OF the revenue
s, w. Watkins. treasurer; Or. Peter
Winston, for the House OF Delegates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

b special to The Richmond Nir5iniar1
WYtbevtll~, Va. Nov 3.-Democratr
Of Wythe County elected member e.
the Legislature, treasurer. sheriff,
Common attorney. one com
missioner Of the revenue. The other
corr ~ ss'pner being. unopposed by the
Democrats. and three OF the Ave super
tisors OF us county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Davis In TMenty-Sixth.

Rocky Mount. Va, Nov. 3.~--Beveriy
A Davis. Republican. carried Franz
lin County by more than 200 majority
over Louis r.. Jamison, Democrat, for
the State Senate, Adams, Republican,
wins for the House of Delegates over
Ira r. Chapman, Democrat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
W. A. Rns.n DE- featcti.

Ficdel eksb 3. Va. Nov 81. 7
BlHIr~}ey 'eenoe at. was e. ted COM
TO wealth 8 At1ornoF OF * ing Gcorge
over n \ reese. the Incumbent
q l. Nalia e. Democrat, l. ell Hteo
comm orvealth's Attorney II Stanorr
County oee- Be lamja PurFis, indie
pendent ". =, BeafnH Democrat T.
elected trea 3rcr over Newto Tnds
peuder-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Ncu po,isx, Justic~ Chosen.

Newport News. Va. Nov. Sc, :.
Robinson was elected police Justice
over =. ] Trenwith. Independent can
titdaie By = vote OF 5bs TO 81. s. W.
Holt was reelected to the state SEN
ate and i. " Murray to the. House,
succeeding l. W Mllstead, who did
not aspire TO re-ele cton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Republicans Win In EYovd

Floyd. Va, Nov. 3-The election in
FLOYD County yesterday resulted as
follows: For Senate. Jamison. Demo-
crat $50; Davis. Republicans, LII.
Entire Republican ticket elected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
WILL WAGE FIGHT FOR
SUFFRAGE. CONGRESS

TEe following statement was given
os,i last night b. DR. Helen Love
Bossieux, OF the Virginia Branch Of
The Congressional Union. in regard 70
the results Of the elections on tho
suffrage question:
Il the defeat ri the womsn's suf-
xaeo a,nendmenf by the four cam
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Former zapa.a Leader Killed.

General Rafael Sanrarnon. a former
Zapata leader, now general In the
army of Villa, was among those killed
in battle This was confirmed by
some OF the Villa officers at the bor-
der early this morning. They said
they did not know OF any other gem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

Continue. F.o.n Fiiet eage

aralt t ii, while ~ .hc 4cavy Tenn
many districts the vote vas over fly c
10 one.
In the entire CITY only I98 per cen
Of the voters abstajned Il m rotinS
d. The question. wntcn Is small com
AIRED WITH the aamter mat usual
fail II mark ia OTIS or such matters
There Was sligEti,' more interest take
In IT in brooklyn tnen IN Manhattan
So Per cent of the voters Their
registering their opir on. as against rs
per cent in Manhattan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Charles City County.

Charles CITY c. III. Va. Nov. d
Yesterdays election resulted as fol
Iowa Inliaa-Gnaa- named fer thu
senate Norvell Henley for the House
Of Delegates; II n. Davis, treasurer.
Hartwell Major, sheriff: !. NJ. Oil.
supervisor Harrison District: J. Il.
liyebs'd, supervisor Tyler District; Zeb
Prisons, supervisor Chiekahominy
District l. C. Christian, commissioner
NJ revenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

Harrisonhurg Va, Nov. 3.-Joseph
g, Myers defeated T.. w. Reherd, Re-
publican, for county treasurer by a
ma Jority Of more than 100, while
Harry NJ. StrIckler led the Demo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

Sa IS Of Testamerts and othe1.
'hris,a literature among the Mos.
lens Of Morocco have greatly ia
'fs ssed Siuce the btrtrning OF til
var.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04
Royals Majority 500.

Taz~well, Va, Nov. a.--poweil Roy
all reelected to Senate. His atority
is about SEQ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

cratic ticket. beins elected Common
weaith's Attorney over Charles II.
Harrison, the incumbent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-04

eral officers killed in the lighting.
General Gales claimed this after
noon that he did not lose an officer.