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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
MONDAY.

Troons OF the entente nations nave
been landed at S2lonika, and Greece,
in welcoming them, has aligned her
self with the enemies of the Teutonlc
alliance.
General Won Mackensen is reported
to be in command of the Austrian and
German forces which threaten to In
wade Serbia.
French airmen have dropped forty
bombs uron Sahlone, one of the circle
Of fortified cities surrounding Metz
Five allied airmen shelled Zeebrugge,
one of them brought down by the Ger
mans, and another descending IN
Dutch territory.
London hears that the Germans
have been pressed back, east of VIII
ma, that the German offensive Is weak
ening and that the Russians have
straightened their battle line from
Dyinsk TO the southwark.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15

At the solicitation OF many voters
hereby announce my,e!f a candidate for
Supervisor of Stonewall district, and
respectfully solicit your support at The
November election.
Respectfully
Jacob Fl Armstrong
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
For Supervisor

By the request of number ~! votes
of Monterey district, | hereby announce
myself a candidate for the office Of II
pervisor. l will appreciate The help o.
all Who may wish to support me, and l.
elected will endeavor to serve The dis
trict and county to The best of my abiiit.
Respectfully,
Al TERRY
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS

To the Voters of Monterey District:
In response to many personal requests,
I announce myself a candidate for re-
election 10 the office of supervisor for
Monterey District, and if elected l shall
perform he duties of the office faithfully
and impartially as have done hereto
fore. Respectfully,
AC JUDY
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
WEDNESDAY,.

A rews dispatch from Moscow 10
Petr grad says Bulgaria has refused
Russia's demand that she sever re-
lations witt Germany, and In turn has
sent an ultiE: atum to Serbia demand
ing the REIMBURSEMENT of control over
Macedonia within twenty-four hours.
Rumania has sent troops to the Bull
garian frontier and is fortifying her
border forts.
Following a break between King
Constantine OF Greece and Premier
Venizelos, because the king refused
to accept the premier's pro-ally pol
icy, VeniZelos resigned his high post
German official reports say the
French have renewed their offensive
near Artois and in the Champagne
region. Paris reports heavy artillery
action. on virtually the entire west
ern battle front.
Unofficial dispatches from Petro'
grad say the Russians have taken the
offensive from Riga to Dvinsk. Rus
sian military experts say the German
effort to take these cities for winter
quarters has failed,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
TUESDAY,.

Russia has broken with Bulgaria
recalling her minister from Soma
This step is expected to mean decla'
ration of war within twenty-tour
hours.
The French war office Feports
heavy artillery actions near Artois
and in the Champagne region, and
fighting with hand bombs in the Ar
come. German troops have recoV'
cred part Of the Hohenzollern redouot
near Loos recently taken by the Brit
ish. French airmen threy fifty bombs
uDon d German railway station near
Peronne. British warships have shell
ed German positions on the Belgian
coast.
Berlin reports an attack by heavily
massed Russian infantry upon Ger
man troops near Wilma. News des'
patches to London say the German
offensive has slackened, and that the
Russians are holding their ground
near Dvinsk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
To the Voters of Blue Grass Dis
To the Voters of Highland County

hereby annouCe myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff of
the county and will perform the duties
of the office as well or better than l have
in the past. | heartily ask the support
of The people at the coming election
which will be held November 2, 1915.
Respectfully your,
D G, GRAHAM, Sheriff
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
Catarrh Cannot Be CureL

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach The seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional disease,
and in order TO cure ii you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is composed of
the best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting 6'~sGnf on the
raucous surfaces. The per- ! bling
fion Of the two ingredients TO-
'duces such wonderful res < y
catarrh. Send for TESTING = 2
n J. CHENEY e CO.. F p
Sold by Druggists. price
rake Halls Family Pills
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
To the Voters of Stonewall District
Highland County Va.

Having been requested by my friends
to announce myself candidate for ih
office of Constable in the above district:
I hereby announce myself candidate
for this Office and respectfully solicit th'
support of all voters at the coming Noy'
ember election. If elected [ promise 4"
faithful end impartial discharge of thu
office.
Very Respectfully yours
J. " ESLEY SIMMONS
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
To the Voters of Highland Co:

In response to the request of many o
your number, I announce my candidacl
for Attorney for the Commonwealth
appreciate the favors shown me in Ih'
past and respectfully solicit your supper
the coming election.
Edwin Jones
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
Notice

All persons indebted to the old
firm of SNadley Bros by note or
otherwise nil : settle y
Nov. lsty s;;.,s 4
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
To the Citizens and Voters of High
land County

Ihad not intended being candidate
for the office of Treasurer of Highland
County; but owing TO the solicitations of
the people by petitions and direct re-
quests, / have decided to announce my.
self candidate fer re election 10 said
office at the election to- be held Noyem-
Der 2, 1915 And if elected promise 10
give the duties of The office my personal
attention and to conduct the business of
the office just as I have donein the pas!
in every farticular.
I thank you for past support and
solicit your votes at the coming election.
Yours very respectfully
WILLIS GIBSON
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
To The Voters of Stonewall Mag
isterial District

I here by announce myself candidate
for Constable for Stonewall District.
Promising if elected ~ discharge the
duties of the office to the best of my
ability, and soliciting your support at the
November election, | am.
Respectfully yours,
j. Nj, Crowley i
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
To The Public

Having bought my brothers.
in;eres in The Blacksmith business
here, | will take charge at once and
respectfully solicit your patronage.
At L X. SAMPLES
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15
FOR STATE SENATE

To The Voters OF The ColIn-
ties of Augusta And High
land, And The City OF
StauntOn.
Having been nominated by The Demo
cratic party for The otii"c or St4ie Sena-
tor from tie Ninth SenaGoria! district;
| hereby announce myself a tandidatc for
reelection 10 said Office. ami promise, if
elected to represent the inte eSIs OF the
people of the district to the bcs; of my
ability.
Your support at the polls on the 2nd OF
November l9l5,wIl be greatly apprecl
ated.
Respectfully,
w. H. LANDES
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15

To The Voters of Bath, High
land and Rockbridge Coun-
ties and the City of Buena
Vista.
| hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the House of Delegates
of Virginia for the district composed Of
the Counties Of Bath, Highland ana Rock
bridge al the City of Buena Vista, sub,
ject to the Democratic Primary.
JOHN W STEPHENSON,
Narm Springs, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15

| am a candidate for constable for
Bluegrass district and solicit your sup
port. 5 ) WADE
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-10-15

hereby announce myself candidate
for Justice of Peace for >tonewall district
and respectively solicit yoar support.
q LEE SlILE
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
PALAIS ROYAL MEN AT
FOOD AND TALKFEST
Buyers and Heads Of Departments
Hold Jolly Get-tosether Gathering
at Cafe Bernhard.

The Cafe Bernhard was the scene last
night OF festive spread. planned anil
carried through by the buyers and heads
of departments Of the PaIais Royal \
score of good fellows assembled at 6:Sn
O'Clock to partake of the viands and
swap stories.
W. II. Ellis. buyer for the upholstery
department, was the originator OF the
get-together meeting. but the chief credit
for the success Of the affair was due To
the fact that everybody came in antici-
patton OF a good time and brought their
good spirits along.
Amidst wreaths Of smoke laid as offer
ings at the shrine of Milady Nicotine.
those assembled distinguished themselvvs
as recounteurs. and many good stories
new to the Capital City were recounted-
]. X. Young enlivened the evening with
a repertoire of songs. which he rendered
in a very pleasing tenor. He was ably
accompanied at the piano by NJ. F.
Cohen
Those present were c. H Holman. ".
Woodward E. l. Etchison. f G. DON
aldson, f. L. Burns. o. D. Grimes. T. Fl.
Jones. W. c. Bowman. r. D. Menzie.
Grey Cherry. W. II. Ellis. r z Buckley.
o. F. Young, ]. r. Palmer, @. R. Cook.
A. r. Estey. ]. X. Young. VI. E. Cohen.
Is. C. BRYANT and Troland Cleare.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
Columbia Heights Body Acts
toProtect Gas and Water
Fixtures.
VACANT HOUSES ROBBED
Commissioner Asked to Change Police
Rules Requiring Identity Of Those
Selling Spigots, Etc.

A resolution urging the Commissioners
to amend the police regulations SO that
no gas fixtures or water appliances such
as spisots, be sold or purchased py JUNK
sbons and secondhand dealers without
an affidavit from the seller, setting fortn
the identity of the seller and the par
tIculars of the sellers possession, was
adopted by the Columbia Heights citi-
Zens' Association last night at a meeting
IN the Wilson Normal School.
Charles c. Lancaster, who offered the
resolution, said vacant houses all over
the District are being continually robbed
Iof fixtures, which were sold to second
hand dealers and junk shops.
Wants Great Falls Facts.
A resolution offered by J. c. Hiatt. in
structing the committee on public utili-
Ties to obtain data relative to the neces-
sary expenditure and other information
regarding the utilization of Great Falls
for the city's lighting and water supply
was passed
An expression OF sympathy to the fam
ily of the late Eugene @. Jenerys was
a authorized, and President Harr appointed
Judge c. S. Bundy, William B. Todd and
d. w. Edelin, to draft resolutions.
c. L. Crymes was admitted to member
ship and the applications for membership
Of Henry c. Lewis, E. K De Pugh and
Chester C. Burdine were referred to the
codmmittee-
DR.. L. W. Thomson. chairman OF the
committee on highways, reported that
condemnation proceedings have been in
stituted by the corporation counsel for
the opening of Thirteenth street from
Spring road to Colorado avenue, and for
the widening and opening OF Spring road
from Fourteenth to Sixteenth street
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
AVERT STRIKE IN
ORDNANCE PLANT
Ciesboro Workers Will Re-
ceive Hourly Minimum
Wage Of Fifty Cents.
MEN TO GET JOBS BACK
Must Sign Promise to Do No Agitat-
ing in Or About the Plant in
the Future.
MEN TO GET JOBS BACK

.. Through the efforts OF John B. Colpoys
and Robert McWade. commissioners OF
Cancellation of the Department Of Labor.
a threatened strike at the plant OF the
Washington Steel and Ordnance Com
pany at Giesboro Point has been averted.
according to formal announcement made
yesterday at the department.
Under the departments adjustment the
machinists at the plant are to be granted
a minimum wage Of so cents an hour.
They are to receive time and a half Tor
work in excess OF eight hours. Accord
ing to the department. dismissed men
will be reinstated individually on signing
an agreement TO avoid hereafter all asi-
tation In and about the plant
Oficials of Local No. ls3, international
Association Of Machinists, which en-
braces employers OF the plant. could
NOT be reached last night to ascertain
their views regarding the adjustment.
e " Wheeler, president of the steel
company, last night refused to discuss
the matter In any Of its phases. He de-
clined even to state what increase IN
wages the adjustment represented
The threatened strike directly affected
500 and Indirectly affected 400 employees
of the company. Employees Of the plant
stin are dissatisfied with certain con-
ditions, according to officials OF the
union. They desire the elimination OF
alleged unsanltary conditions, the In
staliation Of safe machinery and the
purifica ton Of the water supply.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
ENVOY TO HAITI WILL
RETURN IN FEW DAYS
Bailly-Blanehard Ordered There to Aid
in Handling Afairs-Secretay
Will Take Vacation.

Arthur BaIlly- Blanchard, United States
Minister to Haiti, who has been In this
country on leave OF absence fro several
months, has been instructed to return
TO his post. and will leave for Port au
Prince in a few DAYS. Minister Bailiy-
Blanchard will assist IN the administra-
ton Of affairA there pending the ratih-
cation Of the treaty between the United
States and Haiti. which gievs this gov
eminent a large control over the affairs
Of the negro republic. The treaty Is
now pending In the Haitian senate.
while United States marines and naval
forces are in occupation Of the chief
ports Of the country. administering most
Of its financial affairs and maintaining
order.
Robert Besle Davis. secretary and
charge d'araires OF the legation. has
been given permission to return to the
United States at once. His health has
suffered by his long stay in Port au
Prince. together with the burden of the
work Of the legation during the last few
months. The legation archives will be
turned over to Lieut. Edgar G. Oberlin.
U. S. N. pending the arrival OF Minister
ailly-Blanchard.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland. and Viz
ginia-FSir and cooler wednesday. Thursday fair:
light west and northwest winds.
The feature Of the weather Of the last trenty.four
hours was the sharp fall in Temperature and the
high winds from the Lake region eastward TO the
Atlantic. Precipitation is still hcking in all parts
Of the country. and temperature remains high for
the season. except in the Lake region.
The pressure distribution Tuesday night indics ties
continuation of fair weather cart Of The Misss
sippi for the next three DAYS. with Temperatures
very near the seasonable srerage. In the Plateau
and Rocky Mountain regions occasional rain - in
dicated for the next day or %.
The winds along the North Atlantic coast win b
fresh west to northwest; on the Middle Atlantic
coast fresh westerly. diminishing: On the South
Atlantic coast light westerly; On the East Gulf
coast light and variable; On the West Gulf cuas
light southerly: the Upper Lakes moderate to
fresh northwest diminishing; on the Lower Lakes
fresh northwest diminishing.
Local Observation-Disclosures. q; Q. n. 81;
a. m, 81; q. n, -; .. m. g; 10 a n, &c; Il
noon G.; D. m, e; y. m, S; p. m, 60:
r. m, IS; 10 p. m, 80. Highest, 20; lowest. %.
Relative huniditys q. m. 8; .. N. 3;
r. m, - Rainfall % p. m. to . p M. O. Hours
u sunshine, IS; per crnt Of possible sunshine. g
Tempentne same date last yesr-Highest. Y;
lowest, G..
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
"a LOANS
HORNING
RH.EE VA Isouth end Of Highway BridrsI.
Free automobiles from 9Th and d sts. nv.
MECHANICS PLAN MEETING.

Anacostia Council. No. Is. Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, met last
night in the Masonic Hall. at Fourteenth
and L streets southeast. Plans were COM
pIeted for the open meeting to be held
on next Tuesday night. when a number
Of prominent visitors are TO be present
and address the gathering.
The Ladies Guild of Emmanuel Church
met yesterday afternoon in the parish
hall in V street. Plans were furthered
for the annual oyster supper to be held
this month. Mrs. E. F. Wood, chairman
Of the committee. appointed subordinate
committees.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
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,,Issio, ~ Thsnrss,vtnS Doy
he Laws OF DestinS VIII ne he
suoJect OF q lecture Dy l.. W. ROGERS,
national lecturer OF the Iheosophicai
hai. al Llo ii street northwest tonlsht
al BID.
The Congress Hei Shts Citizens As
ISOLATION will hold It's regular month
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
CHEAPER LIGHT PROBABLE.
UtiIitie. Body Hears Close of Elec-
trIc Question Today.

Il Is probable that the people OF the
District Will enjoy cheaper electric light
rates in the near future unless the Po-
tomac Electric Power and the Washing
ton Railway and Electric companies
show good cause at a hearing before the
Public Utilities Commission today. why
their present relations should not be
severed. The hearing started last week
and probably will be concluded today.
The Public Utilities Commission holds
that II the power company received
compensation from the street railway
company for the current supplied to the
latter the power company could afford
to furnish electricity to the public at a
lower figure
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
Mrs. Calf Searches New York
Shops for Marriage Fmery
Camera Brigade Fooled by Presidents Fancee and Secret
Service Men Miss Bones and Miss A. E. Gordon
on Trip to Gotham.

which the splendid woman rode. There
was a blood-whipplng tang In the air.
The skires were as blue as deep tur-
quoises. Thin lines OF scattered fleece
edged the horizon.
An aviator In his hawk-like monoplane
droned overhead. A good-looking couple
on horses that plunged ard reared in
pure Joy of living. sided along the near
by bridge path. A cornfield tented with
shocks and colored by the great pump
kins that lay between was left behind
II was not without strategy that Mrs.
Gait set forth upon her glorious ride. She
left the ST. Regis at $50 in the forenoon
She took a taxi to the outfitters.
She was dressed as on Monday. She
wore the blue serge suit and the chic
blue, velour turban with Its ecru band
But over her face she wore a veil-a
heavy veil that cast the photographers
into the depths Of despair.
Camera Men Fooled.
She returned to the st. Regis for lunch
con and there decided upon the motor
ride. But out In the street and provided
with a powerful motor car. the camera
men waited. Mrs. Gait told the Secret
New York that she wanted TO get out
while they weren't looking.
Thereupon the Secret Service men be-
gan arguing with the photographers. It
was a good-natured argument and most
interesting. While II was at its heizht
Mrs. Gait and her companion slipped out
the side door and into the purring mo-
tor.
1t was o'clock when Mrs. Gait re-
turned to the hotel She had twisted a
white fox fur around her neck But the
veil was gone. There was a radiant
smile upon her face
Tomorrow Mrs Gait will visit a number
OF shops and win possibly make a tour
OF two or three of the great department
stores. She has virtually completed her
selection OF gowns. frocks, suits and
wraps. The smaller but no less essential
units Of well-contrived trousseau will
come In for inspection tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03

New York. Nov. 2-For three and
one-half hours today Mrs. Edith Boil
ing Gait, hancee OF President Wilson.
tried on gowns that may become part
OF her trousseau.
The very polite attendants of the
fashionable Establishments assured the
battalion of reporters that 1t would be
quite impossible to make public the
nature of the garments that Mrs. Gait
approved of. or course. IL Mrs. Gait
herself would tell, IL was quite a diff
ferent matter.
But Mrs. Calf didn't tell. Neither
did Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. Prest-
dent Wilson's cousin, nor Miss A. Z.
Gordon, Mrs. Calls niece. Only the
fact that some of the gowns were of
the sumptuous sort worn OF evenings
at formal affairs and some were beau
tiful sheer things that would At in
Southern climates could be CLEANED.
Ride In Country.
However. the main fact is that Mrs.
Gait threw herself into trousseau-
buying with an abandon that indi-
Gates that she will have finished her
purchases by the time the President
arrives in town Thursday.
In the afternoon the Presidents charm
ing bride-to-be motored through Central
Park and up Riverside Drive and thence
to the beautiful gold and brown roads
above Yonkers.
A wondrous ride IL was. Over the hard
smooth roads of the park, the big linn
CUISINE sped like the wind that whirled
the gorgeous autumn leaves into little
roadside eddies. Then along the blue
tinted Hudson, whipped to white caps
and dotted by a hundred silent yachts.
And as the afternoon waned and the
sharp wind subsidized into a quiet chill,
the car darted over into West Chester.
Over the adamant roads and between
woodlands of soft crimsons. russets and
deeper browns. the big motor hummed
along.
Aviator Watches Car.
Now and then a swift roadster swept
past. Bright eyes. glowing faces, fresh
laughter greeted the long limousine in
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
DEATH RECORD.


WHITE
Mar L. Roberts. 2 y-srs the Cardnrl Apt.
Lester B. Platt. g. go 18th st. nv
Writ de viviT Tassin. q. GARFIELD Hosrt.
WIN. NJ. Hall g. Nat. Homeo Hospt
MARY Z. MADDOX. o. GeoSgr Wash. Unic Hrpt
Charles J. stickel l. SIS Tth = ne
Lilly Moulden, s., Wash. Home for Iucunbles
John n. Gisburn-. u. $50 nth ct. nv.
Lucy p. sduier. 10 I'D Northampton st. nv.
David p. Dreamer IS SIC G st. ne
Ellen N. Collins, - 60 st. sw
Warwick z. Hesly IS 12 y. r. ave-
John Morrison .. lsz Biltnore ST.
COLORED.
Frank n. Stewart. s. year,. Q. s. Soldiers Home
Hospt.
Minnie Washington. e. GoTt. Hospt. Insane.
LACY LsnEion. =. Govt. Hospt Insane
Rosa Bennett. Is. I78 Marion curt nv,
John Harrison, 81. tuberculosis Hospt
Ella West. s.. i2ss Sh 4. NV
Edna Rooe1suu. { months, rs st. w
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Choice white potatoes. zoe PIX; J
cans sweet Wrinkle peas. CSC; sifted
E. ]. peas. INC; e. peas, SC; sugar
corn. &c; sugar corn IMc; , cans as
cans beans. csc; pure lard. IL &c; best
butter. acc; peanut butter. loo; hominy.
SC h.; black-eye peas, SC ID; navy
pepper, 2Oc h.: SKIS. salt. 1oc; Ross
Whole Wheat Biscuits, &c: I bots. va
niiia, Csc; lbs. macaroni. Csc; "a
lbs. Old Time flour, soc: 4 lbs; eyap-
peaches, CSC; lbs. fancy head rice,
BIC: oyster crackers, &C lb.i cracker
meal, SC Id. 1893 + st. n. W. and all
the j. T d. Pyles stores
The Washington herald., 1915-11-03
Cardinal Club Holds Party.

The Cardinal Pleasure Club was enter
tanned at a Halloween party on Sunday
evening at the home OF Miss Kate Krup-
saw. 81 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
the guests being CARRIED in costumes in
keeping with the spirit OF the season. I.
Feldman received first prize for the most
striking and original costume. while Sec
ond prize went to Miss Bertha weinstein
and third prize to s. A. Kove. The COM
mittee in charge OF the affair was COM
posed OF 8. Shapiro. chairman. Miss K
Krupsaw. Miss E. Stern and F. Salvay.