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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
TO MAKE CHI DRY

CHICAGO. May ga bill drawn
by Alderman Chas Merriam 90 bar
whisky and gin from saloons will
come up before the city council to.
day. This In the first broadsidc In
the fight TO make Chicago dry In
1915. Merriam IL professor of
the University OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
ALLIES have TURK
on the DEFENSIVE

ATHENS. May 25.--Strongly 70,
lnforced by fresh troops. the allied
landing forces on the GallipolI pen.
insula repulsed a Turkish attack
yesterday and are now again on the
offensive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
ARGENTINE CELEBRATION

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.--The
105th anniversary Of the independ-
ence OF the Argentine republic was
celebrated today at the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
HOODS CANAL EXCURSION

Seattle chapter. No. IS. Order
Star. will give benefit excursion
TO Union City on Monday. May 3ist.
Steamer Flyer viii leave Colman
dock 9 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
TO COUNTRY PRINTERS

write for price iist and samples on
paper stock. We are selling from 10
I 10 40 per cent less than regular prices
Most Seattle print shops buy from Us
Paper Department
kAPLAN PRINTING co.
ZOO rearsh Ave-. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

During the past II days we have sold 800 parcels at
Suquamish. Nearly every who has seen Suquamish
has purchased Without question Suquamsh Is the best
buy the market and the incest place to spend the
months because the boat service IS arranged
that you live at Suquamish and work in Seattle
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09

london, Nov. ss--infsntry activities
hsvs bean renewed In the vicinity Of
Loos In France and vIoIsnt bembsrd.
msnts have occurred near Beau
vraIsnss, while thsrs Is spirited arsII.
isry firing In champasns.
Prsmlsr skssseudis ~ orsses 10
quetst % dseisrins shs crssk Cham
bsr wssld ~ dissslvsd unlsss u sup
ports ths new orseisa csbiast
u Is hInssd that italy may cid
ssrbla indirectly ~ sending tresps
70 Albania - NEST The thrssssHsd
uulsarisn invasion Of that country,
according to Roman Dispatches.
The reported changes In the Rue
sian Cabinet are partly confirmed BY
Petrosrsd announcement Of the re-
tlrement Of Agricultural Commission.
er krlvosheln.
Berlin reports the capture Of the
main Serbian positions south Of krs.
Iievo.
The central powers and Bulgaria
now control about t~o-thirds Of Ser.
bia. but not without weakening their
other fronts. 40 indicated BY the Rus.
sian advances on the RIss-ovInsk
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09
EARL KlrcHENERs MISSION.
fRv Associates rr>.~f

Washington. Nov. e.-Earl Kitchen
ev's ultimate mission IL said by con-
adential information here today to
be India. where the British rule is
confronted with q more serious state
Of unrest than has generally been
known outside Of British official
circles.
This information was not subject
to censorship. II Il said one Of the
most influential native princes. who
was a staunch British supporter and
who had been deposed. was Nixon Of
Hyderabad. bringing to a climax re-
ports Of successive mutinies and un-
rest In india and Egypt.
While Kitchener probably win stop
In the Balkan theatre. his ultimate
destination is not only India. but
Egypt. where the British gateway to
Asia is menaced BY Tcutonic sue
cesses in the Balkans and where the
Turkish and German agents are per-
sistently conducting propaganda
among the natives. The last State
Department reports from the British
basis were received more than two
months ago. giving details Of native
mutiny at Singapore. when all the
officers and practically all the troops
Of one British regiment were killed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09
JlPM Measures
IS TO CHINA
viii Make Ne Naval or Military
DsmerssrssIen In csss Of Change
In Government


tBy Assecias~d rrsss.i
Toxic. Nov. e.--Japan has assured
the powers she has no intention Of
making = military or naval demon
stration against China In connection
with the pending negotiations for a
postponement Of the re-establishment
Of monarchy. n such change In her
form Of government be adopted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09
FIRE OUT N
STEAMERS HOLD

New York. Nov. s.-Fire In tho hold
Of the passenger steamer Raohrm
beau has been extinguished and the
steamship Is progressing TO Bordeaux.
according TO a wireless from Captain
Juham this morning. The passengers
are safe. The cause OF the hre Is
unknown.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09

SEND TROOPS TO ALBANIA
TO OPPOSE BULGAR|lNS

Heavy Infantry and Artillery Fighting Has Been
Resumed on French Front New Greek
Premier Says Greek Chamber Will be Dis
solved Unless 1t Supports the New Cabinet
Minor Changes Reported in Russian Cabinet.
Gsrmanic Powers Take Other Serbian
Sroneholds Giving Them Control Of Two.
thirdsof Serbia -lnso Doing, However, They
Have Weakened Their Other Fronts.
Greece Asks Loan Of 40,O 600 Francs of AL.
lies-Earl Ktchner Goes to India and Egypt
toQuiet Native Disturbances Germans Get
Heavy Toll From Serbia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09

Berlin. Nov. s.-ren heavy guns
forty other cannon and 1000 Serbian
prisoners were captured when the
Germans took Krusevac yesterday
South OF Krusevac the German ad
vance continues.
Field Marshal Won HindenburSs
troops are still lighting desperately
with the Russians on the Dvinsk
front.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09
Guatemala ms
HAS 1 REVOLUTION
RsvolutIonIsts Victorious Over Gov.
eminent Troops. Il 10
Reported.

Fl Paso. Tex. Nov. 9.-Defeat Of
the forces OF President Cabrera of
Guatemala by r4volutionisss was re-
ported today TO the Mexican consul
here from MEXICO CITY. Ths revolu-
sIoaistr attached ne eovePrneus
troops q valie u Ixta(an
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09

Cotton has been received In ths
local warehouses this season a. fol.
lows:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09

advances Of >oooo.ooo france. and this
request 10 being eensidsrsd symps-
thstieaIly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-09

Paris. Nov. s.-rhs Greek govern
nert 10 reported having appealed to
the sntsnss allies for an additional
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
BIG AEROPI-ANE IS
WRECKED IN STORM

Alexandria. Va. July ga large
force OF mechanics and iaborers today
IL engaged in repairing the damage
done by the storm yesterday after
noon. The principal damage was to
the roads and streets in outlying sec
tions and the suburbs, whore wash
outs were reported In numerous
places. many Of the roads being made
impassa BILE.
The big hydroaeroplane Clare.
meered of the old Pioneer Mills, near
the foot Of Duke Street. was wrecked
by the storm. Lightning struck the
small barn OF c. @. CARRIER, Hayfeid
farm. Fairfax County. nine miles west
OF Alexandria, and destroyed its con-
tents. together with considerable ma
chinery, and also killed stallion val
ued at $1,000. Mr.. CARRIERS loss Is
estimated at $4,000, with $3.50 insur-
ance.
The big hydroaeroplane Clare Is .
wreck as result OF the storm. The
wind lifted the monster air bird tw3
fec4, swapping two 81 the four three
quarterback hempen ropes holding H.
and turning II upside down. landing Il
with great force against the old piles
IN the river of the Pioneer mills.
Three OF Its big planes were CONF
pietely wrecked and one pontcon de-
stroyed. being knocked Off the ma
chine The machine. upside down.
now rests In four feet OF water. II
is not thought Its engines are dam
aged Work of salvage 10 today be-
ing conducted under the direction OF
Aviator d. r. Van Kirk and Wilbur
%. Richardson, who are dismantiing
the air bird.
The machine 10 valued at $4,000
and the damage done to 1t amounts
to about $4,000, with no Insurance..
This hydoasroplsne il said to be
the largest heavier-thAn-air machine
ever built In America 1t was COM
pieted only q short time ago by A. =
Richardson of lowell. Mass, and II
In owned by r. +. Richardson. OF New
Orleans. It's construction required
eleven months Recently several tests
were made with It. although It never
has been IN the air. Some minor
changes were being made preparatory
to attempting q fight. It In not
known whether the machine will be
rebuilt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR
FAIRFIELD CITIZENS

The Fairfield Electric Light and
Power Company has secured q char
ter to furnish power for lighting ana
heating in Highland Springs and other
parts OF Fairfield district. Engineers
are now at work mapping out lines
and Masking estimates for the installa-
ton OF the plant.
The company has capital stock Of
$1,000. and In order to interest AZ
many citixens a. possible In the propo-
sition. stock Is being sold at $50 .
share. 1t lie very probable that every
user Of the current will be stock
holder.
II 10 planned to get the new plant
installed as promptly AZ possibie.
The ofncers 6s the company are: g.
T. Collins. president: H. e. Ferguson.
vice. president; 8. NJ. OsBannon. Sec
Rotary: r. q. Moore, treasurer.
The above. together with J. B. Dow
den and c. w. Earnhardt, compose
the directorate. e. r.. Phillips In at
torney for the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
RAISE HENRICO AND FREDERICK
QUARANTINE AUGUST 10

The two Virginia counties. Henrico
and Frederick, guaranteed several
months ago on account Of the OUT
break OF the foot and mouth disease.
win be freed from the quarantine on
August 80 by order OF the Federal
Auth0fitles. The Union Stock Yards.
~ NicAmond. win remain under the
quarantine for. while longer. the
optbfeAk having been traced through
that delivery point.
At the meeting Of the State Live
61eek sanitary Commission at MUIR
physs Hotel this morning DR.. Ferney-
hou9h made his report on the foot
And niouth disease in this State. It
49, found that only $t3.0Q0 Of the
SI10,000 appropriated by the I1egts-
1Ature 70 neht this disease was used
end that approximately $4,000 viii
be turned back Into the treasury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
Raise Fund nor Or. Drew,

As8A19 - 0kA&1 = ~ Az DECWs
Committees are at work among the
colored people OF Richmond to raise q
fund for DR.. simon r. w. Drew. OF
the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. OF
Washington. D. c.. who has been con-
Quoting revival services among the
colored people here for the past two
months.
DIR. Drew's work here has been
very successful, his converts number
ing more than 1000. Both white and
coiored are helping In the movement
to keep DIR. Drew for awhile longer In
Richmond. They appreciate the great
effort he has made and realize fully
the value Of the work he has accom-
pIished.
Contributions may be sent to DR..
r. ". Peyton, pastor Of the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, and treasurer Of the
Richmond Colored Evangelism Cam
pasgn Committee. or direct to DR..
Drew. at 207 East Leigh Street.
Three services viii be held next sum
day In waAhinEton Park. Al IL
o'clock the subject will be. The Lad
der Extending From Earth TO
HeAvenr; at o'clock, Dead DOG
After = Flea: and at $50 o'clock.
Can These Dry Bones Lives?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
sATmEaeEER SUIT AGssAx7sST
SOCIETY FOR FALSE ARREST

II Il reported that w. 7. Darden.
secretary Of the Richmond Transfer
Company. viii enter suit against the
society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals As the result Of his arrest
and ride to the station house In the
r0ltcs patrol wagon on the complaint
OF On, agent Of that organization.
.DArden waS arrested Monday on
the complain Of n. A. Batkins. agent
tor the 3. r. G. A. The charge grew
out Of ths allsged abuse OF horse
owned by the transfer company and
driven. BY Joseph Butt. colored. JUS
tice Cfutchfeld accepted Attorney w.
Kirk Matthew contention that only
harden should not have been arrested.
The driver was afterwards arrested.
but aftAr hearing the testimony JUS
tier Crutchneld dismissed the charge
against him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
STATE Will AID IN
CLEANING H0PEWELL
Reports Of Findings OF Investigation
Ordered by Governor Stuart
Are Soon 70 BE Made.
EXPECT WHOLESALE ARRESTS
Tho Thirty or More Made Last 6atur-
day Nighb But an Indication Of the
I states Determination That Its Laws
shall BE Observed.

Within . few days after the arrival
Of Governor Stuart from his Western
trip there will probably be arrests by
wholesale at Hopewcil. the DUPONT
city near CITY Point. These, 1t II
said, will come as q result OF inquiry
made under the instructions Of the
Governor. given before hs left for San
Francisco early this month.
The lid Ii TO be clamped tightly on
at wide-open Hopewsll. The first step
in the crusade against law violations
was taken last Saturday 1t midnight,
when some thirty violatcrs were ar
rested. The work Of cleaning. out the
-undestrables from the community OF
some 10000 which has sprung up
within q year near the big explosives
works Ii to be most thoroughly done.
and 20 Ear a. u necessary State on
ciais will help.
With0ut Let or Hindrancc.
Hopewell grew up 30 quickly that
It became q city without corporation
limits. without officiais and without
either charter or laws 1t 10 IN Prince
George County. whose authorities are
said to be almost helpless In the en-
forcement Of the State and county
laws. and the State stands ready. as
II did a year ago In the case OF the
jamestown Jockey Club. to help
clean HOUSE." and to see that the
work IL properly and efficiently done.
For several weeks there have been
fiagrant and open violations of the
law. Women from red light" dis
tricts In cities which hare driven them
out have settled At Hopeweil and So
ciai vice has flourished. Keepers of
dives and saloons and gambling hslis
have locked to the town. whore easy
money" could be picked up. Illegal
sale OF liquor In dry territory and
ali sorts OF gaming has been going on
without lot or hindrance.
1t was on the reports OF these con-
aitions that Governor Stuart instruct
cd. before he left that thorough In
Quiry into them be made. II IL ex-
pected the rsports of the findings dur
ing the last three weeks viii be made
to the chief executive Immediately
after his return. Governor Stuart will
arrive In Richmond Saturday nigft,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
BECKER DECLARES

{Contfnued From E1rnt Pa8e.)
to Becker in Sing Sing tonight for
Becker's approval. And Becker APP
II. To this degree Il u part OF his
own statement.
sends Document 10 Whitman.
The third section of the matter sent
to Governor whitman consists of Mr..
Cockran's appeal to Supreme Court
Justice Hughes for q writ OF error.
The application was made week ago
last Saturday. and although Justice
Hughes declined to grant writ, No.
Cochran believes the Legal value Of
his argument Ii 20 great that the Cow
ernor should know Il.
Mr. Cochran, IN making public
these documents. made II plain that
he had not intended TO do 80 for sew
cral days, until he could get the
statements and. arguments In them
better co-ordinated. but publication
this morning OF m outline Of Beck
er's story induced him to hurry.
The names OF Samuel Koenig. Re-
publican county leader: his brother.
Morris Koenig. now = nagistrnte, but
an assistant district attorney before
Rosenthafs murder; tho late GcofEe
McCiuskey. former inspector Of po-
lice. and Big Tim Sullivan. are
brought into The narration In un-
StArce. except Big Tins dosa
Becker give f1rrt-ha evidence
against them. IN each case he had
heard. or was told something to their
diecredit Jack Rose. while Becker
was raidin- one gambling house. told
him says Becker. thar II was al right.
that Sam Koenig and his brother,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
MILITARY NOTES.

battery B. va. Artillery. Of Norfolk,
Va. will go into camp July -, and
viii remain there until August 9. This
battery, including Ave officers and
ninty men. IL under the command OF
Captain Robert 6. Lehman
Captain G.ies B. Cook. OF Richmond
has been appointed major In the medi-
cal corps In place OF Major J. Fuimer
Bright, recently elected major of the
Richmond Grays Battalion. Major
Cook has qualified for his new position
ana will assume its duties at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
ALLEGED DISORDERLY
HOUSE CASE CONTTNUED

The case of Florence Pemberton. ar.
rested Monday night on charge Of
conducting a disorderly house at Ill
GiImer Street, was continued by Jus%
tice Crutchfield In Police Court yes
terday morning until Saturday. Tha
woman. with another and two young
men. all charged with being disorders
", was arrested by Policemen ]. II
Smith and A. III. Galbraith. OF the
purity squad. who raided the houa4
about midnight Monday.
The case was continued at the re-
quest of Gilbert K Pollock, attorney
for the Pemberton woman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

The books for the northern district
OF Halifax County have been received
recently hy Auditor Moore. These
show q remarkable increase In values
over last year.
The f1gures received today are q
follows: Lands rsturnsd by aasssscrs
Sl,134,723. This II an incroaoo ~
SS4s,55s. and II the ratio of increase
in this district holds for the entlre
c6unty three distrlctsy. the tax4bae
values OF Halifax will show IN In
crease OF 3l.6eo.0oo in one year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
CAPTAIN w. S. ARCHER
RECEIVES PROMOTION

Captain W. s. Archer. OF this city.
has been appointed Acknowledgement
and chief Of stan. First Brigade. yir-
ginia Division. United Confederate Vet
Grams, with the rank OF lieutenant
colonel. succeeding Captain Thomas
J. Davis, recently deceased.
The new acknowledgement served
1sssTuegasgue the Civil W4r,, emfisranw' TN
the famous ~ Company. If RICH
mend. He also served as lieutenant
In tho rorty-eighth Virginia Reei-
raent. He d now connected with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

Lenox, Mass, July 30-For speeding
ninty miles an hour In stockbridge on
Sunday. and operating her racing au-
tomobiie In reckless manner. Miss
Katherine Dahlgren. daughter OF Mrs
Drsxel Dahlgren. has nsen again ar
rested. She will appear in the Lee
Police Court for the second time this
week tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

O'Clock this morning for Ocean View.
and returning will leave Church,
Street Crossing in Norfolk al
o'clock. Stops will be made at Hull-
Street Station going and coming 4
splendid program has been arranged
The committee in charge is made up
of T.. J. Laws, P. H. Lewis and II. q
Yeaman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

Puts Friend in "Jit'' Business
John Armstrong Chaioner. Of Merry
Mills, yesterday let 1t be known that
he has assisted friend In purchasing
an automobile which Is to be used tn
the operation of "jitney" betweeA
Cismont and Charlottesville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
OBITUARY
Mrs. T.. II. Jcffrics.

Bristol, Va, July 20.-Mrs- E. H
Jeffries, who died at Keysviile. Va.
Saturday. was the mother Of Mrs Ha
r.. Lewis. OF this city. She was about
seventy years OF age. Her death re-
Jeffrfes usually spent the winter
months with her daughter here. and
was well known. having formed &C.
quaintances here who are keenly At.
fected by the news of her death. Thu
body OF Mrs. JAffries was buried al
Keysville Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

A report enanating from Chicago,
which has been published In a raum-
Der of newspa pers, to the effect that
on account of scarcity of ocean
steamers and the accumulation Of
animals at various concentrations
points. the British Government would
cease the purchase of horses and
mules in this country after August /.
is denied at the general office Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com-s
pany in this city. Officials Of that
company say that representatives ~
the British Government have informs
ed them that they have received no
information to that effect.
a. j. Dillingham;. auditor OF pass
enger receipts and w. c. Walter. also
of the accounting department Of this
ennslyva a Railroad, passing
through Richmond yesterday en- route
to their offices In Philadelphia, were
guests of Colonel Warren r. Taylor
of the r., f. & p.
c. II. Bosley division traffic agent
of the Norfolk and Western. is a busi-
ness visitor in North Carolina.
p. M Fitzgerald, soliciting agent
of the NJ. & NJ. T. Company. was =
visitor here from Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
Mountain Special Takes 500.

The annual excursion OF the Nor
folk and Western Railroad to Lynch
burg and Roanoke, giving Richmond
ers something over two days In the
mountain country. which left Byrd
Street Station yesterday morning, car
Iried more than three hundred per
soma an increase In number over that
carried by the excursion year ago.
The party will return In Its specitl
train. arriving in Richmond Friday
night.
The excursionists were accom-
panied by C. A. Overton. local tramc
agent of the N. g. w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
Funeral q Rnaseil d. BArrese-

The funeral OF Russell B. Barrett.
who dad In the yirginia Hospital
MondAy Inornins, where he had besn
taken following fall from the secorid
story porch OF his home In Barton
HEIGHTS early Monday morning, VIII
take place at o'clock today from this
home or his fAther-in-lAw. c. D. L.
'0rsfnde. 7l3 York Street. Barton
Heights rather Henrietta, Of ~
Peters Cathedral. will conduct the
services and the burial win be in
Mount calvary. Cemetery.
The paIlbearers WILL be: James
Mickelboro. Charles OsBerry. Waltes
Belt. Bennett Domtnici Clyde Earnest.
Clarence Noble. waiter Davis and
Mr.. Meyers
Besides HIS widow. VINO was Mir
Mary LeGrande, and two sons. Rus
sell ana Charles. the deceased Leaves
his father and mother. Nj. and MrS.
=, n Barnette. VI Church Hill Htz
1nothex ~ oeep All III IA Tor sev-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

FCFSOTkiHB UKkSI E5EEe51Ss
The annual excursion OF the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
will leave Byrd Street Station at 1880
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
Arthur a. smith

The funeral Of Arthur G. Smith.
who died Sunday. was conducted yes
terday morning from Bliley's under
taking establishment 1t IL o'clock.
The burial was made in the Eikes'
section OF Hollywood Cemetery. the
deceased having for number OF
years been q member or Richmond
Lodge of Elks.
The funeral was attended by dele
CATION from the local order Of Elka