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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
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Correcting the Corrector or The {.
Morning Journals Strategic Retreat

himself admits that he was simply
trying 10 save his skin.
He Was mane0uvred out Of Chat
~tanoega and Withdrew to the liae
from Gordon Mills TO Lafayette. a
distance OF only eleven 10 twenty-five
miles from Chattnnoogn. There he
stopped. having been finally persuad-
ee 10 attempt what he could have
done before: try and Overwhclm
Rosecran's detached columns one az
ter the other. But the federal gem
cFal recognized his mistake on Sep
TENDER 10th. after he had crossed the
passes from Bridgeport. and managed
20 get his forces together In time for
the battle. IS
In other words the rout at Chick
smauga was not the result OF a STRAIT
cgic retreat on Bragg's part but Of
poor generalship on the part Of Rose
Grams. OF which Bragg was unable to
take full ADVANTAGE.
No. Mr.. Corrector. I shall not quote
any more Bible TO you. You will not
seek when you are hidden. Pearls
you can. can be wasted.
But jumping AT conclusions Is a
pleasant diversion n you manage TO
land on the other fellows solar
plexus. And what. pray. may be the
proper words TO describe your own
Symnastic perambulations?
Crawling a strategic retreat.
whatg
EDWARD y. TITTMANN.
Hillsboro, Angus, II. 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Dear Mr.. Corrector:
You have tried TO avoid my crit
icism Of your Observation-Disclosures"
by saying hat what you did say did
not mean what ! thought Il meant,
though crystal-cicar your language.
To explain the true meaning Of your
reference 10 chickRmausa you insert
"a parenthcsis some words so that
your statement reads:
The successful retreat OF Gen.
Bragg across the Cumberland Gun
laius etor the battles Of PerryVillo
and Murfoesboro presumably you
can Murfreesboro) and after the
evacuation Of Chattanooga, etc.
From this l would Jump az the
conclusion" that. according 10 your
ideas. Bragg's alleged strategic re-
treat began after Perryville.
Let us see: P~erryvllle. Kentucky.
VIA fought October 3, 1869; Murfrecs-
boro, Tennessee. was fought Decem-
Der 3iEt, 1862 20 January .. 1854;
Chickamauca was fought nearly a
year after Perryvilis on September
1920. 1881.
After Murfreeshoro. Bragg's army
rested scar Tuflahoma until June.
In other words. like the flowers
that bloom In the spring. Perryvilie
ana Murfreesbor0' have nothing TO
DO with the case.
Bragg's retreat from Tuilahoma and
later his evacuation OF Chattanooga
we're not strategic retreats. Braggl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
P. J. JOHNSON, Agent.

d'Yprcs' and "Vaicuroux fiogois"
ere followed hy MEN ct Htri,ch 20
ana Banks OF Alan Water. aud tho
rational anthems Of the allied nations
brought the recital 10 u close.
"Thir first recital said N. Dcuyn.
was %purpDscly ~ a Vcry popular
flld 10 wac primarily for an Ems
lish village audience who had mad
Belgian guests staying with them for
Tho past year The litcv programs
viii Include music OF q moro advance
ed KIND, ana music which Is realty
more suited 10 the genius of the rpf-
illon. Broken chords, !mpulsiyc arr
g%oggioE. delicate traocries OF nrna-
mcnt, In tho style OF the hnrpsichord.
provide tho true technique ~ the
c~arillOncur.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
BELGIANS BRING
THE CARLTON
INTO FINLAND

Dorchester. Eng. Aug. 1.-The
'arillion, or copcert of church hollis.
which was u of the great features
of lifc ia FLANDERS before tho war. has
been adopted Ut Clttstock. o village
near here, where there are several
hundred Belgian refugees. a line set
Of bells has been installed ia the cat
tistock church. and the nrst recital on
them was given this week by NJ. Jos
OH DCnyn. hcllmastcr of Malines.
The hour program consisted chief.
Is Of folk tunes II Belgium and ma
tio1al airs OF England. "Chanson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
SENATOR r
ORTIZ GRANT is
SOLD FOR TAXES

Las Vegas. y. NJ. Aug. i4.-The
Antonio Ortiz grant In eastern San
Misucl county. consisting OF 10000
ncrcs and the property OF United
states senator r. y. Catron has been
sold tor taxes TO II. w. Gehring 81 this
city. for %S3.i7O0i, subject to the
usual three years redemption period.
II was one Of a number OF large tax
Hnles contaminated By the county
treasurer under back tax statutes.
The ortiz grant came into promi-
several years g by tho soll-
ing operations Of Don w. MoundoS
"a associates. of Topeka. who UNDER
took "a gct-rleh quick selling scheme
Laced on "a more or less mythical ir-
r.gation project which did not mater
iallzc. Mouhday was the star hguTo
OF "a sensational uriai IN the federal
court in KanFas city whore he was
convicted OF misuse OF the malls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
IYrst prcsbytcrIan ChurcI,.

Corner Fifth street and Silver ave-
rue Hugh a. Cooper, pastor.
Services at n a. m. and 7:a0 p. m.
Tho pastor has returned from his
vacation, His moraing theme win be.
Christ as a Man Among Men At
the evening hour the Christian En-
deavorers Will have charge of tho
service and the pastor will deliver a
brief address on the theme BE True
&c Your Ideals Mr.. Fred G.. Wright
Will lead. Tho sunday school meets
at 9;f5 "a. m.
Musical selectlons-
Prelude: 'Intcrmczzo". &C.. Du Bois
Quartette: sweet Moments" Sollie
Onertory: "Barcarolc" .... Onenbach
Duet: "CrucinX"
Mrs. Bradford and Mr.. Jonker.
The public Is cordially Invited 90
an services OF the church.
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IIrst OongrcgnnonaI Clnrch.

Corner coal avenue and pru1da ay.
A.. Toothaker. minister; residence. COS
South Edith street.
Sunday school 9ti5 a. m. preach
ms service. II a. m, sermon subject,
'Obcying the Heavenly Vision v. =
S. G. T.. 6:i5 p. m, leader. Flod
Mctzgar; gospel service, 7:i5 y. M,
subject. Unconscious Influence
The musical program folloNE:
Morning service
Organ Prelude: "intcrmczzo" Rogers
Omcrtory: "Tnstornl6 ...... FranrK
Postludc: "FuEuc IN T. fiat est
Anhhl sssss.s s.ss... .tssss. bhiu
Evening service
organ Prelude: professional in
d" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dubois
solo (SoleCted) ......,..........
Hugo G.. Meyer.
Onortory; Evening star" Wagner
Postludc: "Marche de Fcto' ......
,............. .-......,.. Farrell
r.. stanley Solder. organist.
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The Churches


First Bnpflet Chufrh.
Corner broadway and Lead ave-
nue. G. T. Taylor. pastor. 500 South
Walter street. phone 1885.
On ccoun OF repairs In progress
there will be no Sunday school or
preaching service sunday. But Dr.
J. NJ. Dawson IN expected next week
TO conduct special revival services.
which probably begin Tuesday night.
Attention lIaptistsi
Owing To repairs In the First Bap-
fist church. there viii be no services
there sunday. August 18th. Tho con-
gfcEation has been cordially invited
10 Join with tho congregation OF the
Central Avenue Methodist church for
Worship on that day. Rev. G. 4. Tay-
lor will preach at iho morning hour,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Edward l.. Schuclcr. u. D.. pastor.
Parsonage 800 South Sixth street,
Phone 1893.
The Sunday hool al $3.50 iu charge
Of 4. e. Kccfcr, win have for study
] Kinks ie:25-33. "Jcrobuum Makes
Israel 20 SIM"
Al II a.. 90. the pastor breaches on
Two Treasures. a Lesson In Trust %
being the fourth study in the sermon
on the mount.
The evening service during the
summer commences AT 1880. and Is a
combination az young peoples ser
vice ana the rcgular evening worship.
Topic, BE True 20 Your Ideals"
The services are open to an. Strang-
ers welcomed.
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EYrat MctrodIst Enl.cnnnl.

Corner Lead aycnue and South
THIRD street. Charles Oscar Beck
iran. pastor, Miss Edith Gorby. dca-
CONFESS.
Public worship II a. m. and \ y. M.
sermons by the pastor; Morning.
theme. The Foundation OF Knowi-
edge evening subject. The Five
p's OF salvation" Sunday school.
9;i5 n. m; Epworth league. : y. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Christian Science services arc held
in tho Woman's club building. at the
ocrncr OF seventh street and Gpld
avenue. every Sunday morning "a ~
o'clock. Wednesday evening services
are at 4 O'Clock Tho public Is cor
daily invited u attend these services
sunday school ~ 9.i5 o'clock.
Reading room In the y. r. AruiJo
building, room 80. rs, open each week
day from to Q y. m.
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Cgntrai avenue and Arno street. t.
l.. Iallance. pastor.
sunday school. 9:i5 r.. M. Preach
Ink by the pastor. II a. M; Epworth
league, Z ?. m; preaching By the pas
tor. : y. M.
Tuesday. 2 y M, Woman's Mission
ary society at the church.
Wednesday. : y. M. prayer meet
ing.
saturday. 7:3O p. m. choir practice
at parsonage.
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81. .Inhn,s Chnrch.

Rev. T.. ". Bullock, rector. Eleventh
sunday after Trinity. Holy commun-
ion, Z @ M; sunday school. 0:t5
a. m. morning prayer. litany and
sermon, II o'clock.
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Corner OF Edith street and Ccntrnl
avenue. In the library. Carl Shmidt,
pastor.
Sunday school. $3.50 n. m; German
service. 1880 a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Doan's Regulots are recommended
by many who say they operate easily
without gripping ana without bad after
25c al all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

County Treasurer Miko MandcI
and Mrs. Mandell are spending their.
vacation In the Jomoz country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Professor and Mrs Asa o.. Weese
have returned from a honeymoon trip
through California, ana arc az home
IN their pretty bungalow on Univor-
sity Heights.
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Cheap Rates to All
Eastern Points.

During the summer months there viii be IN sale cheap rates 10
al Eastern Points Tickets are on sale daily from May 18Th To- Sep
WmD,r aol+ 1918, ana limited TO return On October 3is. 1915.
allowing liberal sop-oyeru.
The following Is a lat Of Tho most lmptrthni nonts:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Miss Claire Horribly OF Kansas city,
Mo. Ia the guest OF her sister, Mr&
Fred Hornby on North Eighth street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

immaculate Conception Church.
Sodality mass. 700.
Second mass. $40.
Hign m,ss, sermon ana bcncdiction
1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Miss Minnie Pate ana Miss Annie
Pate Of Albany, Ga are expected this
evening FOR a visit with their uncle
and aunt. Or. and Mrs. =. a. Butt Of
90G West Gold avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
For Miss Burton.

Mrs. John Knox Burton. Jr.. has
issued cards for an at home on We'd
nesday. August the eighteenth. In
honor OF her hous. guest. Miss Mar
garet Burton. Of New York city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Mrs. j. A. Davis returned to her
home In Chicago on Thursday night
after q visit with her son and daugh-
ter Mr.. r.. a. Davis and Mro. +.
HornOy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14
Auction Bridge.

Mrs. Arno Huning Mrs. D.. A.
Macpherson we're joint ~hostesses at
auction on Wednesday afternoon at
Mrs. MacphersoH's home on West
Central avenue. The house was gaiiy
deckcc with summo flowers. red and
white dahlias ana rcd and white
sweet peas, Auction vas played at
nvc tables, With Mrs. Ackerman the
winner Of the hrst prize and Mrs. w.
&. Kcim the second.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Mrs. j. r. snivoley. who with her
childrca has spent the past two
months al ocean Park, CALI has re-
turned home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Or. and Mrs. n. Gilpin Of Kansas
city are the guests Of Mrs, Gilpin ,
sister. Mrs. sam Livingston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-14

Mrs. Lester. the daughter Of Judge
Mann, is here from Demlng. the guest
~ Judge and Mrs. Mann at their
homo on West Roma ayenue
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Morning bridge.

Yesterday morning Mrs. l.. S. Peter
son entertained with bridge at her
pretty bungalow on West Silver avo-
nuo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24

of winning the capitsl prizes as those
candidates who obtain just one Special
Ballot.
A5 In Gold.
The other very attractive feature of
the offer which closes October 30 Is
that every candidate who secures $50
in new subscription payments will be
paid IS in cash as a special reward
for this extra effort Can you imagine
An easier way to earn So BY turn
Ing In $50 worth Of new subscriptions
you place yourself in a commanding
position. and your chances OF coming
in hrst under the wire will be gilt
edged 1t is presumed that very few
candidates will be able to secure as
much as $40 worth OF new subscriptions
by October 80, but II TOO do. you will
not only be amply repaid by winning
the u in cash. but you will place
yourself In the front ranks, and take
\ few strides further towards the 5000
home. Determine NOW that you will
be one of these candidates who will
earn IS In gold. and be entitled TO Ioo.-
600 extra votes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
FOUR ARE INJURED N
AUTOMOBILE SMASH-UP
Cars of ". G. Saunders. Jr.. and David
Ackcrman Collide ON Chamber
Jayne Avenue.
TWO TAKEN TO ST. LUkE'S
HOSPITALS; TWO TO GRACE
Driy crs OF Both Cars Arrested on
Charge Of Reckless Driving-Autos
skidded Together at Juncture With
Brook Road.

6. Fr-Aekerman and his wife were
seriously injured In a collision be-
tween the car in whical they were be-
ing driven bone by David Alderman,
and an automobile driven by w. c.
Saunders. Jr,, after midnight last
night at the intersection OF Brook
Road and Chamberlayne Avenue.
The city ambulance which was
called to the scene of the collision,
took Mr.. Alderman and his wife to
Grace Hospital, where 1t was found
the jawbone and serious internal in
juries. Mrs. Alderman was uncon.
scious and at a late hour the ex-
tent OF her injuries has not been de-
terrnined, The other occupants Of
the car were Mr.. Alderman son,
David Alderman, who was driving.
and his wife, who were only slightly
bruised.
In the car with Mr.. Saunders were
Mr.. and Mrs. W, A. Gray. who were
painfully but not seriously hurt. They
were taken to 81. Luke's Hospital.
Mr.. Saunders who lives in Henrico
County. and David Alderman. chauffeur
of the other car. were arrested by
Sergeant AsiuasaaeE and Patroimen
Whittow, Walsh and Holt OF the Sec
ond Station, on tho charge of reck-
less driving. and later released on bail
The cars met in head-on collision
and practically telescoped each other,
resulting IN the complete wreck OF
both.
G. r. Alderman, who is thought
to be mortally injured, lives on Wild
wood farm, in Henrico County David
Alderman, until recently, drove a jit-
ney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
BELIEVE INTERNMENT
BUT SHREWD Trick

New York. Oct. IA man in the
employ of the United States govern
ment expressed the opinion today
that the internment OF the Gernan
converted cruisers Prinz Eitel Fried
rich and kron Prinz Wilhelm, AZ Nor
folk, IN March last was si1rewd
German trick designed 10 Aid in get
ting armed vessels, at sea. for the pur-
pose of capturing or sinking il pos
sible, some OF the best passenger or
maniiion ships OF the allies.
The fact that the tvo cruisers
should make the same port al about
the same time should have created
suspicion In the mind ~ any live
government Official he said. Two
officers. Lieutenant Brauer and Sur
gem Nolss. and fourteen man o. the
Eitel broke their parole and word Of
honor last May aud ESCAPED TO Ger
mary, After this episode t might
have oeen assumed that ,ha United
States naval authorities at Norfolk
" pulA not be fooled a s4-onl and =
third ,isae.
'"rhe Germans realized that Nor
folk was valuable port at whica ~
intern. They have a free run Of an
important section of the United
States and have undoubtedly gained
thorough knowledge OF that section
for possible future emergency
Il believe part Of the German
SCHEME was to be in position TO pro
vide crews ard ofiicials for steamers
that might b esecured in Sweden or
some other neutral country. ana with
guns concealed under coal be met
near the American coast by officers
ard men from the informed cruisers
You nay set hear Of a surprise attack
on a valuable Rritish steamer by
these why Germans on the Atlantic"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24

Next Saturday. October 90. Win be .
memorable date for the members Of the
Home Owning Club" Tor at this
time the Very Best Vote omar of the
campaign closeA An entire week re-
mains In which TO secure subscrip-
tions to apply upon this Offer. There
will be $4,000 Extra Votes given for
each and every SIS worth of new sub
soriptions turned In before 10 O'Clock
Saturday night. October 30. The can
didntes who would win the bigger
prises should impress this date firmly
upon their minds, - IL 10 reasona BILE
to believe that those candidates who
do their best work now while the Best
Vote Offer 10 on VIII stand the best
chances of winning the big prtses At
tho ciose of the campaign A msm-
Der OF tho Club may secure A. many
Special Ballots OF $1,000 Extra Votes
a. his energy and ambition win permit.
OF course those candidates who can
get ~ much ~ $50 worth Of new sub
scriptions and obtain two Special Bal
lets win have twice Al good = chance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
bUlGAR ATTEMPT
FAILS TO PREVENT
ARMIES JUNCTION
New Invasion OF Serbia BY
Teutonic Forces Effected by
Advance From sarejevo
BULGARIAN COAST
DEFENSES DAMAGED
British. French and Russian
Ships Cooperate in Making
Life Hard for Bulgar on
Aegean Coast

London, Oct. 2s.--Thc allied
troops sent To the aid Of serbia.
which landed at the arecss port
OF Safonica and are using that
port as base have crossed tire
Greco serbian frontied and have
effected "a ;unct ion with ~tt,c SCR
bians.
This information Is contained in IN
official report issued tonight by the
French war Office. The number Of
the allied troops which have thus sue
ceeded In joining hands with the Sci BIZ
Is not given. The prevention of suc1
a union of the French and British
troops moving up the Salonica -N.sh
railway from the south and the Serbs
has been one OF the detectives of the
Bulgar campaign from the east
1t appears that the railway has
been cut north of this point
The French war office statement an
nounced the strategic success as fol-
lows:
THE army of the orient--The de-
barkation OF French troops al Sa-
1oniea continues regularly and under
most favorable conditions. Tho
French troops which have crossed the
Greek frontier have effected a june
ton with the Serbian troops"
New Invasion Effected.
4 new Invasion OF Serbia has been
effected by Austro-German forces op-
Grating from Sarejevo, These forces.
the Berlin official statemen1 aays, have
forced a passage of the 0xina and
have occupied the heights CAST Of
yishegrad. The plan OF campaign
from this quarter evidently Is to cross
the country to Cajetina or Uz!ce and
there connect with the railway lead
ing east through Pozega and Cacak
to Krugujevas.
Ohicial announcements of the she'll
ing of the Bulgarian coast on. the
Eegaan, including the only Bulgarian
port on this coast, Dedeaghatch. were
issued today by the British and French
admiralties. These statements say
that British. French and Russian ships
took part in the bombardment yes
terday afternoon and caused serious
damage to hArbor works. the railway
station and shipping. A report from,
Salonica. which is without official
verification, says that AngIo-Frcnch
troops were landed at Dedcaghatch
under the cover of the bonn bardment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
BREAK GROUND FOR THE PRIZE HOME

Messrs. r. NJ Anderson Co.. who have the contract
for the erection of the splendid home in North Richmond
Terrace to be given by The Vrginan the first prize
its Home Owning Campaign expect to break ground be-
fore the end of the present week. work the build
ing will he pushed rapidly pos soe The house will
be practically completed if not entirely by the close
of the campaign, December %.
Mr.. Anderson has awarded the contracts for the
supplies and various parts Of the work anu has been
full to select reliable firms. The Miller Manufacturing
Co. of the largest of the kind in the South
will supply the lumber and mill work. and strictly FIRST
class material will be used Messrs n J. Stegleder
Son will build the foundation of blocks and the
brick chimney: Mr. j. Fl Garrett will do the pastering
Messrs J, H Chappe Bro. will do the plumbinga
Messrs n W. Martin bro. the slate ard metal work
and W. I. Mesoberts will do the painting.
This is to be ideal cosy home built by reliable
tractors of the hest material
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
Naval Officials Investigating
Repor, That Sea Islander Is
Now on Seas as Pirate
BELIEVED TO BE PART
OF BIG GERMAN PLOT
German Sailors at Norfolk Now
Being Closely Guarded to
Prevent Further Misconduct
On Their Part

Norfolk, Va. Oct 13.-Naval ofn
Gals here today began an investiga
ton of the report that the American
steamer Sea Islander has been seized
by German raidlnS party of HE
coast of Florida.
According to reports the Sea Islam
der left Pensacola. October 3. ostels-
IDLY for Tampice. 1t is claimed she
took on d new crew and a Gerna.l
CAPTAIN.
Yachts said to have been secured
by Germans are reported to have pu,
out from several rerts along the At
sacola and New Orleans. for the pur-
pose. il is claimed, OF meeting at the
same place at sea.
Kentucky on Watch.
1t Is believed these yachts overlook
or met the Sea Islander and tooS
charge of her. The naval station al
Pensacola has been ordered to in
vestigate the report and the battleship
Kentucky, now in Mexican waters
will keep lookout for the Sea Islam
der. No ships were sent from this
port to look for the Sea Islander, al
though the battleships New York, New
Hampshire and several others are a
few miles off the Virginia capes.
The Sea Islander was formerly a
British vessel. but is now owned Is
G. L. Diamond. Her home pert Is
New York. She is Of LIS tons and
carries q crew of about twenty Ave.
The report received at this station
says the six officers from the interned
cruiser Kron Prinz Wilhelm, who es-
capped on the yacht Eclipse. are among
those believed TO have seized the 81 q
Islander.
-
German sailors on the informed Ger
man vessels here are closely guarded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-24
ALLIED TROOPS
ION SERBIANS'
DAUGHTERS MOVE ron
DAVIS HIGHWAY.

San Francisco, Oct. 23.-The
United Daughters OF the Confeoer-
acy. In convention here, decided to-
0ay to advocate the building OF
national boulevard trsversina the
Southern States and having rs It's
western tevnafnal San Diego. tai.
They would nnmc II Jefferson
Davis Highway" According 10 the
plan. II would he built ny the So
which II passed.
The convention after hearing n
report from Mrs. l.. r.. williams, Of
Anchorage. Ky. ON shr hill before
Congress petition,nS that the Civil
War he known ms ''Jbe War De-
tween the states" took the stnud
that the word "Civtl' was incorrect
~ applied to conflict for a sepnr-
ate government.