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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29

DIR. BeI's Pine-TRr-Honey.
Get n CSC bottle today. keep II for your
cough or cold, Good for children, adult
and aged All Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29
What
Women Are
Doing in the World
Club Calendar.

Club Calendar,
TUESDAY - Douglas County woman's
Christian Temperance union convention
Elk City. Sermo club luncheon, Carter
Lake club. Omaha Wumans club
rooms committee meeting, Young Mems
Christian association. donation day''
Old Peoples Home.
WEDNESDAY - North side Mothers.
club, indoor picnic at Carter Lake club
Mrs. G.. Z. Begerow. hostess General
Lawton auxiliary, Memorial hall
H Omaha Suffrage association, picnic
luncheon and meeting Hanscom park
THURSDAN-Custer post and Woman
Relief corps, evening party Mrs f. f.
Campbell. hostess Benson Woman's
club, Mrs George Iredale. hostess T.
;. club OF Benson, Mrs. Harry Post
hostess. Emma Hoagland Flower mis-
sion.
FRIDAY-Omaha North Side circle
Child Conservation league. Monmouth
Park school, 2:90 y. m
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29


NAH work allotted to them in thc
Billy Sunday campaign They
- have done the chief work In
TsAl<lSI connection with the prayer
49, meetings and religious census
taking. the preliminary activities. and are
now taking hold Of the real work
Mrs. David Cole is chairman of the
entire work among women, with especial
supervision of the work for clerks and
office women in the downtown district
Cooperating with her and securing a
cooperative committee OF key women"
In every department of every store, on
every floor of every building and in every
section of every factory. is Mrs. May
Finley. chairman Of the business women's
invitation committee.
Mrs. NJ. b. Blackwell Is chairman of
what Is known as extension work among
women and deals with all employed girls
outside Of the downtown district, includ-
ing factory workers and domestics
As the principal work for business
women in the downtown district Is car
ried on by means OF a luncheon and
Bible study hour from II a. m. to Q D. m.
fours days a week, a luncheon committee
is required. Mrs. George wickersham
heads this committee.
Another important department of the
work is the nursery. which is required
because no small children, who might
disturb the tabernacle meetings, are al
lowed in the building. free nursery
where children will be cared for and en-
tertained by volunteer nurses will be es-
tabished in the store room next door
to the Union Gospel mission, at 1914 Dav-
export street, within a block of the
tabernacle. This will be in charge of
large committee representing all the
churches, under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs.
w. T. Graham.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29

The oIpaha Suffrage association will
resume meetings by having picnic
9'iucheOn at Hanscom PARK "Wednesday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29

have had a big share Of
work allotted to them in t3c
Billy Sunday campaign. They
have done the chief work In
connection with the prayer
meetings and relirious census
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-29

All meetings OF the Benson Woman's
Christian Temperance union will be post
poned until after the Rev. Sunday
meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
CHINKS WIN
Wesleyan College Plays Nip and Tuck
Game, but yellow hien Win
Out in Ninth.

Special Dispatch Co tho fnfclliganre-
EICkHANNON. W. Va. MAY ell
Although StanEbury pitched excellent
ball and received good support from all
quarters excepting short. Wesleyan =
chance FOR winning the game with chic
nese university faded in the fatal ninth.
being defeated 20 4. Until the seventh
inning the yellow men had the better u
the argument. when runs by Stausbury
ana Singleton changed the argument.
The eighth inning Melted nothing for
either side. but iu the ninth Ahau
walked Ayau singled and Lai driving a
two-baggcr down the third base line
sent ia two runs. which. followed b.. 4
costly error by short OF an easy Erounder
from Marks bat a third score was net
ted. Wesleyan played HIT and run
game. which was not safe against the
wary Cinnamon. Incautious base run
nifiE would seem to have lost the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
PROMINENT CITIZENS TO
MAKE AUTO FARM TOUR
DAL1oArIoN TO rSsPEcr OHIO
AND BEOOEE COUNTY
PLACES
WIZ - rNksn IN Machine. a. ou,...
OF IA HAndls Arr1cultarHl
Cab Next wsek

What promises 90 - the most pre-
tsnt9us scientific Inspection cf farms a.
ne one TO tAIe place on next Wedn..-
day ~ a large number % prOmInsnt
q the Psn Handle AgricuItural clue
'.. nsh heSLiy a sore % farms viii b.
IN general while the alfalfa crop- Mn
: be looked into carefully. The talr wfII
Dc made In automobiles The party viii
best farms IN this part ~ the state.
There has been much interest mani
TESTED IN the past few ears by farm-
IA raising alfalfa ana the club has
,ermei The trip 20 be made next week a.
the the Pan Sif Handle TSu club @ 5:S,ed At
tef.aN AZ laruoon that among the farms
70 - inspected Is one farm In BROOKE
alfalfa.
There will be a large number Of autos
The following schedule has been ar
ranged. giving the farms 20 be visited
Forenoon.
Leave welisburg 500 a. m-Court
House.
$. {. Gist
c. r. Waugh.
Bethany College
Farm.
Underwood Farm.
Harry Hartley.
/ l. y. Ashton.
Ohio County DELEGATION
Leave Wheeling Board Of Trade 500
a. m.
Or Andrew Wilson.
W. F. Stone
u. $. Sands
II. g. Wells
j. n. Ashton.
Afternoon
Leave Robert Bonar. ESQ d m
DR. J. Y. Caldwell.
4. r. Jacobs
joe. Spcidel Jr ddinDt
WaddinEton Farm. L
Many 20 MRks Trip.
~ was announced yesterday thaA thu
Following persons will be- among th,
PARTIES 90 make the tour. Agents Hor-
ace Atwood and Webster ~. sill and
Clerk \. q. Kemple. Secretary e. a.
Royce. Nice-Prcstdeut 4. ". Jacob Of
Clinton and Nice-P President e. u. Waugh
Of Brooke county. an connected with tho
Panhandle Agricultural club. Prof A.
g. Workman Of Bethany college. Prof.
j. NJ Hover. also Of Bethany college.
Prof. &. r. Titlow OF the extension de-
partment Of the West Virginia uuiver-
sity. Secretary r. v. baylor OF tho board
Of trade. Recreation Manager " Fran
els Hyde Of the Wheeling Playground
association. Prof. John G.. Shaw II West
Liberty Normal school \. \. Burt. see
rotary OF Ia Belle Iron works. Steuben-
willie. Messrs. Harry s. Sands Joseph
Speidel. Jr. Paul Reymauu and W T.
stone, all Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
DEGREES WILL
BE CONFERRED
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS cozrLrrE
PLANS ron EXEMPLI-
rIcArIoN.
sihty Candidate. WIN raks Mater De-
srs~s-ftve Hundrsa Knights
VIII Attend Banquet.

a. tians have about been comrlstcd -.
| -i'eits COUNSEL Knights of Columbus
Major desrcos 81 a. ,r,i..r 'I ms lity
~. -''h A special meeting Wa- held
-a-,s-. ',. eNenlng o. complete the az
epnierrci gpgs "a class 81 twruty-hN.
...l.ltda trN az Elk- hath SUNDAY after
councils iu tr, radius I'D iitt .burEh.
i"r@ersburg and Columbus
\ reception committee viii meet all
are expected ~ carl, st Sltu-f,, eve,
Llns All Alsitlus member via 81 pre-
be worn throurhout tb. dst rt.-. Mil
De sixty candidate fur fl. M.|.r ~
srees and these with the ,tsitIuE mcm-
lot G. hall to - Iohu.- church ,,b.r's
high mass will be- celebrated by R.N
AuthohN Schicruitzaucr. "a Bcllaire boy
who viii De ordained To thr rrissthoad
on saturday. MAY 2sth The Cathedral
drum corps OF Wheeling will lead Al.
procession and furnish the music
throughout the day The choir 81 me
Sshnrc3 auEm,nIted by am orchestra will
furnish special music.
IT," second degrees will b. conferred
IN odd Fellows hall az . %. m.. hv Mar
tins Ferry council Tho third and priu-
M, and Will bc in charge 81 Sat. Dep
uiy a. J Mccarthy Of Cl'veland. ohio.
alter iSr ion D., ~. immed'a,gly
buffet lunch will be- served o. the u,g
hundred knights who win Dc present
spent iu the hall. whore a. program will
Do rendered. The degree team win ar
rive iu the city SATURDAY evening and
Will occupy e suite of rooms iu the
Windsor hotel
Tho following committees viii have
charge uf the nnIir e. y t'urran.
Grand Knight and General Chairman.
com'uunic ati"n..J. D.. Wallace and a..
e. shepherd.
Hail 'ommIttce- v = McNluar,.
chairman. Etw Foyte. Ino UNus- W.
J. turrau. " toftu@. Hugh hughes.
n. A. 'uuucUv. D.. sherry. thtv.
Michcls, Leo koau". Cha- Kays. ~ a.
l.avellc. iuo. Nsy. Jas FOLEY. VIM
Marley. y. y. Gilholly and Albert tuu.
Reception Committee g. b. No.hau
chaIt wnn. Juu. i.avcilc. Jno purv. NJ
\. turran. }. } Wiliam- o.. . Euof-
man. Prank Ncistor. y. \ Mountain r.
Saundors. e. O.. Robinson. 4. \. WINNER.
T. A. Currsu.
Lunch Cummittec-W q. Curran.
chairman Leo Pollen. r. \. MrpouuugF
e. ". Martin. ". g. Davis. d. e. col
bert W. - Mcnamara. Harry Williams
Jno. LOTUS. Geo. Luz J. j. ConroN
Hughes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
PITTFEDS PLAY AT
BELLAIRE SUNDAY
LEADERS OF FEDERAL LEAGUE
MAKE FIRST APPEARANCE
HERE.
Rebel OARS VIII Bring Regular Team
for Game with Athistios-Praoht
or Sells win Twtri.

Tho first OF the big league teams that
viii appear at the Bellaire ball park is
the Pittsburgh team % the Federal
league. which viii play the Athletics OF
Bellaire Sunday afternoon az o'clock.
owing to tho present standing Of the
Rebels which a. a. the top Of the Hist.
a great deal Of interest IS being mani
tested lu this game and large crowd
viii witness the contest
The Rebels have been badly crippled
for the past few weeks. but IN the last
few days tho regulars have been re-
turning 90 their regular births and tho
team that viii appear against Bellaire
will be practically the same aggregation
that put Pittsburgh az the top of tho
Federal league. a deal Do now pending
FOR e number % row player and Man
ager Oakeq may bring n few ~ the new
men to Hoilaire . n the deal g. consum-
mated today
Tho Reliaire boys have been playing
O. caIIhcr o. baseball that surely entities
them TO chance at team like the
pIftfeda The ohio lads have probably
one ~ the strongest hitting scml-rrO-
fasei1ual clubs iu the country The team
has been greatly strengthened in the
r1et few days. go that the game SUNDAY
afternoon Will hr exceedingly fast ana
Interesting Pracht. formerly with tho
wheeling tcugn. and Sells. who also
TILED out with Wheeling. viii probably
g. Manager Kennedy choice 90 twirl
fhfa contest for Eellalre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
STRIKE CLOSES
WHITAKER MILL
TROUBLE BETWEEN FACTIONS OF
W0RKAEN REACHES CRIT
ICAL POINT.
New Organization Is Said TO Have Pre-
vented Amalgamated Men From
Returning TO WORK.

The climax 10 the troubles that hav"
resulted IN the last few weeks over the
split In the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron. steel and Tin Workers came
Thursday evening when the men who
Joined the United Iron Workers refused
to let the amalgamatcd men return 10
work I'm the Whitaker-Glessner plant AZ
Martins Ferry. The latter men had the
larger number OF followers. but In order
to avoid trouble as much as passible
went TO their homes. with the result
that the mill was closed down inden-
nitely. with no prospects OF resumption.
The men employed in the Creek mill
in Wheeling came out yesterday morn
ing in sympathy with the Ohio side men.
The trouble IS said to have arisen over
the Whitaker-Cilessner company dis
mantlinR mill No. .. on which nuns
Der OF men were employed who were
leaders I'm the movement for the new or
Canization. As the amalgamated men
had a scale signed till the FIRST OF July
TO operate the Plant 81 Is expected that
they will have 10 get men 20 operate the
mills meeting Of all OF the employees
OF the mill will be held this evening In
Martins Ferry in en- EFFORT 10 settle the
trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
AUTO AND CAR
Came Together In Market Street %.
inq Much Damage 20 Machine and
Frightening Occupants.

a large Warwood Panhandle trac-
ton car was going north iu Market
between Tenth and Eleventh az 8 $50
o'clock last night and a biz Hudson
touring car vas sOing southwest and
they came together with much force.
badly damaging the auto and frlghton.
inE the several women occupants.
None was hurt
Tho auto is said to be- owned and
was driven by Joseph q Uazictf give
inr hla address az I51f EoG street
Dr. Bal FIid Mr. Tazlctf attempted fO
cross over fo The right side of tho
track when hc saw the car approach
.nr when tho collision occurred
The lcft front wheel was torn on.
tho front axle broken tho wind shield
smashed and other damage done to
frr machine The report of tho col.
N.iHr vHa heard FOR two blocks
Scores of people were ON tho scene
bod frN minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
Saturday. May %. 1915.
The Westher-Fair.
Saturday Specials
in Hosiery and
Underwear

CAVINGS we'll worth your
~ consideration Saturday
in staple Hosiery and I'm
derwear:
Onyx Boot-Silk Stockings
made with the Pointcx heel
and double sole. black only,
SOC kind, Saturday three pairs
for S1.OO.
Minneapolis Waist Union
Suits for boys or girls. all sizes,
SOC kind az SOC a suit.
Essex Mills Union Suits for
women, SOC kind Saturday at
sec.
Essex Mills Vests in V or
round neck, close fitting, nc
kind Saturday NJ zoe.
Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
FIELD MEET
For Trisdelphls District Schools VIII
Be Held This Afternoon at
Wheeling Park.

The annual picnic and outing OF the
teachers and pupils OF Triadelphia dis
trict will be held at Wheeling park to-
day. superintendent S. $. Jacob. Jr 4.
will oversee the affair and Is highly
elated over the prospect OF making
the day a banner event for the pupils
OF Tridalphia district II is likely that
several hundred people will visit the
park during the day and evening
A splendid program Of athletic
events will be carried out in which
the boys and girls will take part.
Prizes viii be awarded to the winners
On each contest Another feature will
be the display OF fireworks which will
be given In the evening AZ noon a
basket dinner will be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
ATHLETIC MEET
Wesleyan Track Team Leaves For
Eikins 90 Meet Davis Elkins
Team n Dual Meet.

BUCKHANNON. W Va. May 21.-
The Wesleyan track team viii leave
here at $3.50 iu the morning and 20
via Sago Co Elkins. whore tomorrow
at four o'clock they will meet the
Davis. Elkins team in a dual track and
field meet on the fair grounds az
ElkIns
Captain Shumakcr and Stuart will
represent Wesleyan iu the Jumps
Sheets and Lewis In the weight
events. Miller. Morrison and Stewart
in the dashcs and linn. Ward. Kink
and Lewis in the distances. Wesleyan
anticipates n victory. but expects the
contest 90 Boz hard fought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
THREE INJURED
Automobile Crashes Into Freight Train
Nea- Gaylord Crossing
Last Might.

Three mon. whose names could not be
learned ana VINO were riding In uu aut'.
was struck with "a freight train al th.
GAYLORD crossing. O. short distance above
Martins Ferry last evening about $50
o'clock All three members 81 tn parry
were injured and on, man was seriously
injured. II was said that because of the
muddy roads they were unable TO brnir
the car 10 "a stop and crashed into tn
train. The injured men were taken To
Eellairc on the train. where medical aid
was given Co them and they we're taken
To their homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
Saturday Tea
Room Specials

Luncheon Special III to ?
o'clock
Mulligatdwney Soup, DC.
2Jc Luncheon
Irish Stew
Potato Pan Cakes
Creamed New Asparagus
Baked Rice Pudding
Iced or Hot Tea, Coffee or
Chocolate.
Special Strawberry Short Cake,
1Oc.
Special Club Sandwiches, 25c.
Candy Specials for Saturday
Assorted Fruit Paste
orange. lemon. creme de mcnthe
flavors, the finest eating Candy
'ycr made. produced in our
own kitchen. so we know it's
pure. f3c p pound.
Chocolate Covered Caramels.
the rich butter caramel cnrobed
on the finest Prize Medal coat
ing. specially priced for Satur-
day at 23c a pound
MAR floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
oARoANELLEs eoMeARpEo.

LONDON May a.. 0.27 D. M
There was lively bomhardmcnt yca.
ferdHy of the uardanClls. directed
AGAINST numerous Turkish
camps Ht komu l'urnu on tho Asfatic
.'dc. says ErufCr'a Athens CORES
rondrrt "ft De- stated that Charak
kalcaai has been completely destroy.
nd and that tho town of GaII|uoU 0u
fnn European side OF mo waterway
haa been badly damaEed'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
Half Hose
Neckwear-
Night Clothing

Night Shirts and Pajamas of nainsook muslin madra
NULL soisee and nearsk soc, 75e, 81 co. 81 ~
and 81 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
AN UNUSUAL Opportunity in This Sale
IA of Women's and Misses Coats

nm SALE Today---125 Coats taken from regular
~ stock, representing every smart and fashionable
model Of this season at decided saving Ali the de-
srabe fabrics are ncluded-covert cloth, gabardine,
serge. and shepherd check worsted--practcay every
Coat is half lined with soft silk These are Coats
priced earlier in the season at $685. SIS d rn
and $3.50; Saturday sale price, Choice sYO.OO
floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
NEW Millinery in the Larger
~ Shapes for Summer

THE new Millinery is lighter larger with the pretty at
mosphere of summer all about it, Large, shady Leg
horns and large Sailors of many kinds mostly in white
many in black andwhe, with bright bit of color
tucked in here and there. Mane bows plentiful bead
ed effects are numerous flowers used in abundance
and ribbons have prominent place. Excellent Hats for
June bridesmaids and sweet girl graduae-alSo Lace and
embroidered Hats particularly suggestive of garden and
porch parties An unusually attractive assortment ready
for the Saturday shopper at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
Saturday Specials
in Gloves

sTODAY we offer Kayser's
Il Silk Gloves in wrist
length, two clasp, white with
self or black embroidered backs
and black with self or white
embroidered backs, very spe-
cially priced at, "a
PAIR ......-......... WV
300 pairs Kayser's Gloves
with double finger tips, circular
tucks, in black and self-stitch-
ing and all-over embroidery,
elbow lengths, very specially
priced for Satur- o.
day, pair ........ OON
Broken sizes of l6-Button
Silk Gloves, Kayser make, tan.
brown and navy blue, Sl.5O
kind Saturday at, IT.
pair .......... nc
-GlOyes-Main floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
New Blouses of Georgette Crepe

GEORGETTE Crepe BlouSes are becoming more popu-
VI lar every day because of their beauty and sheerness
combined with their washable qualities
Two Bouses that the latest trend Of
fashion for wear both in flesh and whit.
and at the prce-$5.9O.
Blouse OF imported fabric, Tailored Blouse imported
neck, double plated fri -repe in low model
and threequarter sleeves Of
plated edge fasten in front Blouse trimmed pin
with fancy white buttons tucks and
syeets
Third floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
Don't You Make
Him Save 2O%

URE wife, mother, or sister, you're inter
in what some one man wears. Then why don't
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
S. c. CODE OF LAWS .
may NOT Be LEGAL
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
LEGISLATURE DID NOT
ACT ON CODE
NO COPY is ON FILE
Printed Copies of 1912 Code Con.
tains Many Errors and omis-
sions.
NO COPY is ON FILE

COLUMBIA. April 13.-That the
printed code of laws OF South Caro-
lima has net been declared by Iegis-
lative enactment to be the laws and
is not the general statutory law Of
the State, was the opinion expressed
this morning by Attorney General
Peoples. He says that the code of
laws as contained in the reports OF
the code commissioner for the year
1911 and 1912 is the general statutory
laws of the State.
Certain errors" says the attorney
general" have been noted In the code
printed by the Niche company, when
compared with. the new report of the
code commissioners; said errors con-
s'sting In some instances IN the
omission of certain statutes and acts
which were included in the reports of
the code cOmmissioners; other in
stances being a change in some OF the
statutes as reported by the code com ,
missioners. In such cases. IL Is the
opinion of this office that lhe code OF
laws as contained In the reports OF the
code commissioners fer the years 1911
and 1912. Is the general statutory laws
of the State fer these reports have
been so declared. and the code printed
by the Michie company has not been
30 declared by legislative enactment. :"
The opinion also declared that no
copy OF the code was attached to the
act and that no copy is on file il the
Office. OF the secretary of State.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
GERMANS BLOCK
RUSSIANS MOVE
OFFER STUBBORN OPPOSE
TION TO ADVANCE AT
UZCK PASS
HUNGARIANS
FEEL RELIEVED
English Government May Monop-
Ollie Making and Sale OF
Beer.

LONDON, April 13.-The two
gateways into Hungary stin remain
barred desoite the tremendous Rus
sian hammering. al Beslsidpass is
the less important OF the two strate-
gically, further advance into Hungary
hangs on the possessIcn of the Us7ck
Pass. where the invaders are nice g
with stubborn opposition.
Several days ago the Russians cap
tured position which gave them
command OF the road leading to the
rear of Uzsck Pass, but the Teutonic
allies have since checked the move
ment.
The Importance of the Carpathians
operations Is indicated by the half
hearted actions aicng the rest OF the
long eastern front. People in the
dual monarchy are said to be greatly
cheered by the number of German re-
inforcements passing through Budh-
pest enroute to the Carpathian front
to take part In the operations ;v.lich
are now believed to be In charge of
the German general staff. The whole
eastern situation pivots on Uzsek
Pass, where the Aqstro-German
forces are in such strength that the
VI tilC lubSJduS W TGttCn Int
Hungarian plains is likely to be pro-
longed. $50
Probably no session Of the British
parliament since the opening Of the
war has been awaited with keener
interest than the sitting which begins
tomorrow. A dry England, unknown
except for period two years, one
hundred aud fiftey years ago, Is not
beyond possibilities. The government
has given no official hint regarding
what action may be expected. An OPP
position paper recently published a
forecast of the government plan,
which, 1t asserted, contemplated. pro-
hibition of all liquors. except light
beer, which may be manufactured by
the government. These predictions
received some confirmation tonight
from government organ, which de-
clared the entire business CT manu-
facture and sale of alcoholic liquors
will become government monopoly.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
WILHELM MAY
DASH FOR SEA
COMMANDER REQUESTS PER,
MISSION TO MAKE NEG
ESSARY REPAIRS
ENTERED PORT
LEAKING BADLY
Captain Says Allies "May Not De-
ter Us, Even If They Sink
U.s."

NEWPORT NEWS. April 13.-Com-
mander Thierfeldel' OF the German
converted cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm
today made formal request to the
United States for time to remain here
and repair his ship. The request was
forwarded TO Washington sealed. He
is understood to have asked for. tenn
pcrory repairs only. which he esti-
mated would require three weeks. al
though the commander indicated that
less than two would be required. lie
insisted that he intended to proceed
to sea despite the fact that allied war
ships are lowering off the Virginia
.capes. He said: We got in and we
can get out; the enemy ships must
not deter us even If they may sink
u.s." The general opinion prevails
that the vessel viii intern.