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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
WEATHER FORECAST
TO HELP FARMERS

Washington. April ls.--On April 20
new weekly weather forecast, de-
signed especially to aid farmers In
planning their farm operations. and
shippers of peri Fable products To
handle their goods with reference TO
weekly conditions. Will be inaugu-
rated by the United States Weather
Bureau, and il will be continued
during the crop seasor.
In order to have these weekly fore
casts reach the farmers and shippers
in small towns with the least possible
delay, the bureau has arranged
system whereby the forecast will be
taken Tuesday and reach the weekly
newspapers especially in the corn.
wheat and cotton districts, by mail
on Wednesday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19

All people have at some time in
their life dreamed of taking trans
continental tour. Perhaps they have
not been able to save enough money
for the trip. Maybe they did not
want to go alone. Possibly they
feared inconvenience in strange
places and customs. Then, again.
maybe they never found the time"
But without doubt they have often
fortune might arrange it for them.
Well fortune has arrived; its other
name is The Richmond Virginiau.
Here 1t Is.
Next summer, July 81. when the
sun is beating down upon Virginia.
when the bricks in the buildings are
scorching, when the roads are clouds
OF dust and the breeze g heated
breath. the Richmond Virginian is
going 20 send eight white persons o.
Richmond and vicinity. by special
train. on personally conducted
transcontinentaI tour, taking in the
Panama Pacific international Exposi
tion at San Francisco and the EXPOSE
ton ut San Diego, combining pleasure
with education. Now Just let this
sink in--transcontinenta tour.
Eight people, three from Richmond
and four from outside OF Richmond
with an extra trip To the highest vote
getter In the contest, so that he or she
may take some friend along. The
party will 20 by special train speed
ing through the most beautiful sec
tons of America, taking in the Amer
lean Rockies, the Grand Canyon OF
the Colorado in Arizona. the Garden
of the Gods. the Royal Gorge in Cote
RADIO, the Big Trees In California. the
Old Missions, the Orange Groves. Salt
Lake City, Denver San Francisco ana
the Panama-Pacific Exposition--the
greatest the world has ever seen and
which has cost about 100000
San Diego and its exposition: Los An
Eeles, Santa Barbara. Del Monte San
Ia Cruz and many other points OF in
terest, while the R.ct mond Nirgnian
workers are swelterirs at home. max
ing a paper which justiiies the enter
prise. And all at the expense OF
The Richmond Virginian
Hard to believe, isn't it, Maybe
We are going too fast for you to fully
realize just what We have said. Read
over the foregoing and dwell Tor an
instant on the statement about one
OF the party getting two trips
Even the tips will be paid by The
Richmond yirginian.
The Offer
That 10 one of the best things a hou,
the whole affair, and you must read
the full douhie-page announcement
IN this issue 10 learn how nicely The
Richmond NirginiaH has this ar
ranged.
Do you know how long this trir
VIII last? Twenty-four days Atmos;
month out OF the heated spell
And all cost of travel carriages, auto
mobiles, even ''tips"--that bugbear
~ the tourists--wiil be paid by The
Richmond Nirginian.
The conductor OF the tour. repre-
senting the weilkupwn tourist aEency
OF Thomas Cook & Son. an expert
enced individual with broad shout
ders, viii bear all the trouble bur.
dens; all the tourists will do is 70
absorb the pleasures
II reads like fairy tale. doesn't It ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
TO BARGAIN ONLY
AT CANNON'S MOUTH
Britain's Attitude Toward Germany as
Regards Beigiuns--No Reply to
DernbIrg.

Loadon, April ls.-Intre is no ike
Anoou OF Great BrItain maAing any
fSpIy to, or CONSIDERING the suSs es-
tons OF Dr. DeraDurg, as to what
Germany would consider in the way
OF peace terms. Or. Dernburs is
not recognized as the mouthpiece OF
official Germany, and II is extremely
doubtful what authority. If any. he
has for putting out his suggestions.
It, however, only needs reference to
the speeches of Premier Asquith and
Sir Edward Grey to demonstrate what
England's attitude would be IL such
suggestions ss those of DIR. Dernburg
were officially put forward by Ger
many.
Premier Asquith and Foreign Sec
rotary Grey have reiterated the de-
rmination of England and the allies
to drive Germany out of Belgium and
to restore that country to its right
full possessors With such a deter
minating primarily dominating Eng
land 1t can be definitely and in
sistently stated that 1t Is ridiculous
for Germany to put forward her
future attitude towards Belgium az
the basis for bargaining. The Eng
lish viewpoint is that the only bar
gaming Finland will have with Ger
many in regard to Belgium is Mt the
lannon's mouth, and will continue So
until the last OF the invaders are
driven from the country.
To free Belgium Ia promise re-
rarded as sacred by F0S'and IT
&c doubtful n any English states
man would dare suggest anvthin"
1nss co~np'ete than the evacuation ~
pelriur, and renaration to that coun-
+rv by Cer-Narv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
RUSSELL IS UNTITLED
AS RELIGIOUS LEADER
DIR. Asbury Christian, of Union Sta
ton, Dcnounces Pastor as
False Prophet.
IGNORANT OF GREEK. HE
ASSUMES TO TRANSLATE,
Conceit Colossal. Declares Preacher.
Who Expresses Indignation Be-
cause of Slander Against Ministers.
Quotes Records.

\ com hirati0n Of ignorance and
colossal conceit is the description Of
Pastor Russell contained in the SER
mon last night Of Or. Asbury Chris
tan pastor of Union Station Metho-
dist Church That he and his fol-
lowers. though admittedly ignorant
of Greek and Hebrew. undertake in
their pamphlets tn explain and ex-
pound both ana to call into question
the transiators of the Bible was one
of the charges launched by the
preacher against Russell and Rus
sellism.
Who, Is He Who Calls Himself
Pastor Russell" was the subject of
last nights sermon. which was the
ne will preach on THE Unscriptural,
Anti Christian and Ruinous Teach
inrs of Russell"
Beware of False Prophets.
DIR Christian took for his text those
words eff Jesus: Beware @tsf false
prophets which come to you in
Sleeps clothing, hut inwardly they
are ravenin;, wolves" He spoke of j
sermon he had preached on future
punishment and an attempted reply,
which, as a handful, was scattered
abroad. Some followers of Russell
did It to propagate their pernicious
teachings These men undertook to
discuss Greek and Hebrew terms
when the truth was that they did
not know n word of either Language
He said he had no word of censurs
for the ignorant, misguided follow
ers, but pitied them in their igno-
rance. He felt it was his duty. how
ever, to warn the people committed
to his care against the most unscrip-
tural and ruinous teaching OF these
modern tirles RusselIism. Every
religious teaching or cult Is largely
dependent upon the founder or lead
err" he said This Is especially true
of 'RussellisIn' or 'Millennial Dawn
ISM for Russell seems to be the
founder, teacher manager, universal
pastor and possessor and holder OF
its property. 1t Is OF the utmost inn
portance, therefore. 10 know who the
man is who calls himself Pastor
Russell. ami whether his reputation
accredits him az q religious leader
and teacher
What Training For a Teacher.
Fer an expounder of scripture or
a teacher OF theology an education ia
pacessary. II seems that Russell only
went to school seven years. stopped
at fourteen and has never taken a
course In theology. church history.
philosophy or the languages. He un-
de.takes to explain and expound
Greek and Hebrew and TO cali in
question the translators of the Bible.
I'm a suit against Rev. J. J. Ross,
II BAPTIST minister Mr.. Russell was
asked by Mr.. Ross attorney. so he
reports. DO you know Greek? y oh.
ina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
French More Active.


Paris, April 1s--The activity OF
French arms in Alsace and along tbs
border of Lorraine is gradually in-
creasng into the proportions ~ a
strong. general offensive. which has
as its object the occupation OF the
lost provinces. The German defense
Of this region. as elsewhere. il stub
born, but In the face Of 1t the French
forces seem to he making slight
Roadway.
Further progress has been mada
in the region of Schnepfenreith Kopf.
the capture of which height was ans
nounced yesterday The scene OF this
fighting is about Twenty-Five miles
southwest 81 colmar, n city on the
LAUGH River. toward which two. and
possibly three. offensive drives seem
to be converging.
little TO the north OF Schnepfen.
reith Kopf. on the other side OF tha
Fech River. there has been an at
tack by the Germans on the trenches
on Little Reichacker Kopf. The ats
tack. says the war office. which wA1
repeated three times. has been re-
pulsed. and the enemy driven back.
The locality Is but short distance
from Munster town which guards
the principal highway from the west
to Colmar.
Still. further north at Orbey. vi1-I
laEe which is only fourteen miles
from colmar. there has also heelt
fighting, which. according to toniGAfs1s
communiduc. resulted In severe ioA6ee
to the Germans. who were forced III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
WANT L.YNCHPURG
EDITOR FOR SENATE

Especial 70 The Richmond Nirginian-'
Lynchburg. April Isl. Calvin MOSS
one of the local prohibition leaders
has formally announced his canotoaoF
for the nomination In the Democratic
urinary In August for member OF the
House OF Delegates from the city OF
T.ynchhurg in response to a lengthy
signed petition requesting this action
Another candidate for the same nomi :
nation Ia Don r. Halsey, who was nj
one time state senator from the
Twentieth District. John ID. Easiey.
who represented the city in the last
House of Delegates. will not be a can
dtda.e for re reelection. For State sena-
tor. representing Lynchhurg and Camp
bell County, Walter f. Addison, editor
Of The News Is being asked TO be
candidate. but 40 far has not made
his Intentions known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
All Standing Room Taken and
Thousands of Paterson
Folk Turned Away
Women Of Sunday
arty Also Preach
Ma Sunday and Others Ad-
dress Overflow M Getting.
More Than One Thousand
Men Hit The Trail

Paterson. n. j.. April 1S.--As early
as four o clock this afternoon three
quarters Of the 1900 seats In the Ia b.
ernac.e were filed with men and
women waiting to hear Billy Sunday
preach his night sermon which BIZ
ly began more than three hours later.
Two and one-haif hours before he
came on the platform tonight all the
seats were filed.
Long after the night services were
begun trolley cars, automobiles. ana
Shank mare were bringing more
thousands who found the doors closed
against them. All standing room was
taken now. Two thousand were turn
ed away this aftern DON when Billy
preached his Chickens Come Home to
Roost" sermon 10 men only. AT least
5000 men women and children were
unable to get .Ito the tabernacle to-
night.
Enthusiastic Audience.
Billys most enthusiastic audience
of the present campaign faced him
this afternoon at the mems meeting.
Also this afternoon Ma Sunday ad-
dressed q meeting for women only
at the Regent Theater. She began to
speak at 2 O'Clock An hour before
that the theater was damned Stimuli
taneously Miss Miller and Mrs. Asher.
bA Oily panty were LG1hllE 10 tHei :
flow meetings of girls at the local
Y. w c. a. and the First Baptist
Church.
Billy yanked off his coat and collar
and rolled UP his sleeva= when he
faced his afternoon audience. BY the
hundreds the young men who not only
filled all seats and standing spaces, but
also sat on the sawdust trails. pulled
off their coats. too Seven hundred
- faNN-
ward when Billy asked for trail hit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
GIRLS URGE THUGS
TO BRUTAL ATTACK

New York. April 1s.-Egged on by
two girl companions who acted as
lookouts. five highwaymen set upon
Attibo Frittebbe. editor OF local
Italian newspaper. on the sidewalk at
Sixth Avenue and Twenty fourth
Street early today. beat him into in
robbed him OF $12. dia-
mond stiekpin and gold cuff links. and
then fed. leaving him where he had
fallen. When he regained conscious
ness there was no trace OF the assail-
ants.
At the New York Hospital is was
said Frittebbe had possibly sustained
a fracture OF THE skull In addition to
a bad cut across his scalp, and a num-
her of bruises about the body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
AUTOMOBILE RUNS
INTO THEIR PARLOR

Patchogue, l. l., April 1s.--Mrs
Josephine PERIL. her son and two
daughters. were awakened early to-
day by a crash that almost took their
little cottage from Its foundation
The young man hurried downstairs
and found that large touring car
had come into the parlor. The front
wall of the cottage was packed tight
ly between the car and the back
wall of the parlor and most OF the
furniture had been shot In splinters
through the windows. None Of the
man ware iniurAd-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
CONFLICTING REPORT
AS TO VILLAS PLIGHT
Rebel Leader Says He Is Winning
CarranLa Says He Is
Fleeing.

FL Paso Texas. April 15-Having
received fresh supplies OF ammun!-
ton. General villa has resumed his
attack on the intrenched army at
Cela.a, according 10 a message from
General Villa, received here today.
The message follows:
General Villas Encampment,
near Celaya, April Is.
The attack against Obregon y
the last fight. Either we defeat
Obregon or we die in the attempt,
las we have him completely sur
rounded, his only alternative is to
fight or be captured by my angry SOL
diers
II greet you affectionately,
Tfae comma r1tier-ir1 -cfrtef of ali
operations,
FRANCISCO VILLA"
General villa. other reports said.
received three carloads of ammun-
ton he had reQuisitioned from Gem
eral Rodriguez. who had Just raised
the siege Of Matamoras. and also OBJ
tanned another supply from General
Madero. at Monterey. A carload OF
ammunition received here by express
from New York was rushed south by
special train, and. il was announced,
further supplies would follow.
Because Of bitter personal feeling
between villa and Obregon. il is like
ly Obregon's capture by Villa will re-
suit in the formers execution.
The Carranza agency here received
from Vera Cruz today the cablegram
stating Obregon WAS steadily advanc-
ing northward. and that Villa had
fed with the remnants of his army.
1t was presumed that General Felipe
Angeles would assume command. The
dispatch quoted General Carranza
as expressing the belief that the
backbone of the northern rebellion
utaS brf,EnIa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
HUSBAND AND WIFE
KILLED UNDER AUTO

New York. April 1s.-Caught un-
der their catapulting automobile, Mr..
ami Mrs. Alfred T Terhune, of Pas
sale, y. j., were instantly killed at
the foot OF Hexamer Hiil. on the
Chaplin Road. near Mount Arlington.
y. j., today.
Their siX-year-old son. Roger. who
was in the machine, was flung clear
of the wreckage. but landed on the
rocky formations with such violence
that he was injured internally and
may die.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
DORAH NOT CANDIDATE
BUT HE WILL ACCEPT
Idaho Senator's Statement Regarded
As For,,sliadowing Fight Against
Standpattcrs.
ONE OF LEADERS WHO
CONFERRED WITH ROOSEVELT
Tendency to Commit Republican
Party TO Rcactionary Program
WIN Be Fought by the Progress



Washington. April ls.---A state
nent issued here today by Senator
William K. Borah. of Idaho, is OF
broad political significance. Although
the statement itself contains nothing
beyond an intimation, il is interpreted
here as foreshadowing fight hy
Senator Borah and others within the
Republican party against the tendency
now fast developing 10 commit the
party TO a so-called reactionary pro-
gram.
Secretary Borah announces In his
statement that he IS not candidate
for the Republican nomination, and
that he VIII not unde rake any cam
paign in that direction. He is frank
enough to say. however. that he
would, OF course. accept II the honor
through any unexpected chance
should be conferred upon him.
Taken at His Word.
Persons who know Senator Rorah
personally, and have had previous
evidence of his -siaceEity, accept hin,
at his word that he is not candi-
date for the nomination. They UNI
derstand, as he plainly intimates In
his statement. that his announcement
today was designed to give him a
free hand in the matter OF criticizing
the tendencies in his own party, with
out the suspicion that he was actual ted
BY purely selfish motive
The significance OF Senator Barah's
statement Is all the more important
in view of the fact that he Is one
of the Republican leaders who have
been comforting with Colonel Roose-
welt. In fact. Senator Borah had n
talk with Colonel Roosevelt today in
New York, City.
Senator Borah gave out his state
ment justa before leaving FOR his
home in the West After asserting
positively that he was not, and would
not. become n candidate for the Re
publican nomination, Senator Borah
Borah's Statement
IF by any chance the party should
nominate me, J, of course. should ac-
cept. To preteut or to Intimate other
wise would be absurd. But | shall not
seek the nomination. nor strive In
any way. directly or indirectly. to
obtain 1t. Nor have l the slightest
expectation of its coming my way
In point Of fact, I should not consider
the matter worth mentioning at all,
but for the inquiries l have received
circumstances that am going to
make a few speeches that | promised
to make and should have made long
ago If we had not been kept con-
tinuously in Washington
THE sole purpose of this statement,
is 10 make II quite clear Ia those who
may come to hear me that l shall
speak my convictions as a liberal Re-
publican as a free man whoily I'M
trammeled by political aspirations.
----------------
(Conttnued to Second Pagel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
Detectives Raid House.

David williams was arrested yes.
terday afternoon by Detectives Cor
don Smith and J. NJ Dufy. OF the First
Police Pracinct. on the charge OF
selling Nhiskey without a license in a
house at 23o3 East Franklin street,
which they raided. Edward willing
ham was arrested as the proprietor
OF the place on, the charge of running
disorderly house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
-s.-.--<--s->-------<----->-
WE sTiiFt

which reminds you that
you should read tho Rich.
mond Virgini9u
EVERY DAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19

CONTINUED on Second nAsAo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19

The Full. FAIR. Clean
and Accurate News Every
Day In the
RICHMOND vIRGINIAN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-14
BANKERS Will
MEET IN CITY
Secretary Of Association Arrang'
ing Plans for Big Convention
In June. +

The committee in charge of ar
engagements for the Thirteenth mi
al meeting of the North Dakota Bank
ers' association, which is to be held
in Bismarck on June 1G and II, are
getting busy on the proposition and
are lining up a program that will he
Of unusual interest.
Secretary Nv. C. Macfadden Of the
association has sent out a bulletin to
the bankers Of the state, calling at
tention to the coming convention and
especially to the proposed trip that
the bankers and their wives and fam.
lilies will take through the Yellowstone
park after the contention is over.
The bulletin states that plans are
under way for a most pleasant and
profitable meeting and that tie Bis
marck bankers are preparing to give
tho members iii attendance at the
convention a hearty welcome and a
good time while they are in the CAPT
tai city.
The committee on the convention
this year consists of J. L. Bell Of
Bismarck, f. W. Cathro Of E'ottineau,
and Secretary iM.acfadden of this city.
This committee would be pleased TO
receive suggestions from the mem.
bers of the organization, according
to the bulletin.
Mr.. Macfadden says that a number
Of members have suggested another
trip through the Yellowstone park be
taken again this year and the sugges-
lions so far received seen to indi-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-14

.|"h..F d. HEsN LE'9SE"H .FEHt'E. 'HAt.EL
sofa well equipped for diversified
farming, which in this instance means
a scientific rotation of crops and the
handling Of 100 dairy cattle. These
newcomers are experienced farmers
who are seeking in their new homes
relief from the crowded conditions
and high price Of lands in their for.
mer locations, and, that they will come
here with the rosiest prospects of sue
cess seems to he assured.
From other ource the department
hear Of sales made to actual set
tiers in Oliver and Burleigh counties
$50 acres in both instances-while
from still further afield come reports
Of an early activity in both inquiry
and actual transfers of property. In
the capital city the spring season
starts out with a rush, one lumber,
firm alons announcing the purchase
of building material for ten modern
residences and some half a dozen are
already under construction outside Of
these.
Elsewhere in State.
El Elsewhere throughout the state
UoLu east ANU WeSl--Lnc SdEte spirit
Of enterprise is apparent, farming,
building and other enterprises being
contemplated and actually under way
on a scale far in advance of anything
tht has obtained for many years past,
all Of which establishes beyond doubt
the truth of"the4old adage that zone
mans loss is another ones gain
and that theffrightful war in Europe
with its attendant stagnation of bust
nses and demand for surplus prod.
ucts of countries at peace has been
North Dakota's opportunity, of which
she has taken full advantage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-14

ETA #MFH #g. 't-#" W.'"rH. -"Nh d.. ..#".H
or more teachers. This amendment
was rejected by the senate and the
bill finally passed both houses with
out the amendment.
But in the enrolling CT the bill the
one year high school aid clause was
included and in this form the bill
will be printed upon the statute
books. That is. it Will appear en- the
statute books IN another form than
as it passed the two legislative bod
les.
Eat Governor Hanna approved the
bill and suggested to the secretary
Of state that the footnote be added,
so that there will be no tying up or
the state aid to high schools during
the next biennial period.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-14
STRENGTH
Without Overlooking the S,

Without Overlooking the Stomach.
The business man, especially, needs
| food in the morning that will moi
overload the stomach, but give men
tai vigor for the day.
Much depends on the start a maj
sets each day as to how he may ex.
pect to accomplish the work on hand
D.. He can't be alert with a heavy
Observation-Disclosures breakfast, re.
curing a lot of vital energy in digest,
ing it..
A California business man found q
food combination for producing ener.
hyy. He writes:
For years l was unable to find a
breakfast food that had nutrition
enough to sustain a business man
without overlooking his stomach,
causing indigestion and kindred all
ments.
Being a very busy and also a very
nervous man, had about decided to
give up breakfast altogether. But
luckily l was induced to try Grape
Nuts. ,a
"since that morning l have been a
new man; can work without firing,
my head is clear and my nerves
strong and quiet.
Il find that .Grape-\uts, with a lit
tie sugar and a small! quantity Of cold
milk, makes a delicious morning meal,
which invigorates me for the days
business
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read THE Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a Rca-
SON.
Ever read. the above letter? A new
appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full OF human
iinterest.-Ady. Wy