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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

TuE HrArf uf TENhN
'nunff nf NuH0nH
ff virtue ~ 1000 Dfiff af fais aauea
aut 90 ihr iiHHHrNir u.Hfirf Court of
NIeDea cnmit 900 24th dpF ~ OCT
lhor ~ l1it u the CIrl hot,of
boz ihr e4rH tnnit rHrutN 4nd D. Il
iHrnlu NrrrHH Hf Nruf Auu D. De-
Auit Mnf tHH. NHou nnd Chnglrr
NH0ls $40 l.f au1 tH me ss Hnnrff
hlfaHiri Hnd delivered wI proceed
io aru fur nah eIthn lHn bopr ufa
fIhrf h n. m Hharfra Nlir0 .u
'Nr lifrt TnH iHr iH ue .mter a N.
iNfH DO heinr thn lfh .n of solid month
hFfnfr fhr rnuff ifHurr ionr of ml1
NrHesH County poo 200 CUTS of Corpus
'mIHii thn fli'nwinH described prnu
erif io.wlt
Aii tNtt certain tnrt piece or pHrrci
Nf iHni lrne Hnd helnn situated n tho
Niff af Onrph rhrlHN Nueaua County
rosnH described ne lni SEQ g Boo Work
$50 loi nn thr iflch Portion uf the
titt 20 Cotnns CHRISTI Nueecs Counts
TetrH as shown nn map or plat az
nld ciiv uf Corpus ChrHu Nucfes
County rwsHs now on file Boz ihn office
Nf tho County rlcfh 90 Nucooa County
IDsfa and whorcls HH enc said Iude
mrui d. foreclosure nf Vendors
lion Uu ihe nnotr described property
leylod on nH tho property of Mrs
Nellie Ault d % Ait Mra Katie
Moore and Charles Munr to satisfy
r. sudrmrnt amouniiur gao Siptf0G ln
ftfur OF Annie lmgnti nud n q me
nali and eoHla of auit
Given uudef mp hand this aud day
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23


pfehrAsicp, n . \ natural Treatment. esis
Tor ;al maiiler has NJ drug fecf whatsr,
esef nnd iHf tht reason mnfl exert inn.i
tsneic'al lHfacnce urcn thQlc funeiioet Il
fffii} teAAr.scd With noihrthaei ia a
ttFf laleFeslnf heck The sutlce; a ff.ssY
dactAtes ard = copy VIII b. nr,iltA FIVE a.
~ ekeeeiaHt mothers ~ irucncld Regulator
~, tss Lamar nid6, Aliaala. Ga CT u
npff'c 81 AclAefa fflendA todas 81 any
arfFENi. lse ~ dlFVci1d anl ynu wlu thto
kaop Why muthcr for neAfiY iialf q century
nagt usrd and Recommended ih,a sp,...lIa a.i
- nlethelto0d. Their letters AZ .t..s.asrl
= ehexf. TINT breathe comfort a. even uufd
u y worth whlle 10 know mat ~Malhtss
kriend" has been IA continuous AS n,,tv
faan half ccniuFy. Letters efv frcauensig
feceltcd 10 say that yuung mother learned
y his splendid remedy from Der moftsr sna
eiih happlcst scsni.a
Because a this fart you mas rely In.
f'iei!'y upen ~ aafely. ia rfcrti,c,.css ana
d'fosincss 81 ppspoBc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of hloiheF no Dosll PIE
vents Daughters Unamsiy EaI.

kc1dy. kY.--" was no, asia 10
/ Nnog ior nearly Sis menihs. M.
~ sauna hgalcher. oi ais neee. ,a
Nss Down 20 bed 10Y Three months
cannot tell ycu how suffered vir
l'I Neld, and with nervousness
wvninY troubles.
N0t nn'lY doctor ioA my husband
'H'3 Noi do me any good, aud he y
te un We ticd another aoS
s'l ae DAD 90, help ms.
+. AZ 2si, my mother advised ne "a t,,e
AatN lnc WOulau'S lnric. / fso,.Ir
= Was no use ter VAS ueallY deld
i9ll..ng seercd % 90 me ANY rhoI IL
Z iNq3N elefen bottles, and TOW ~ ,t
Y % aa Of my work aal nv ear
N2tAlng.
hns Cardul Is ,he best medicine rs
Ne'ld. My weight MS lacrsssr
'i3 'oe. The picture Of health. >
Z You sulier IRON any OF the sBre-
Z iN.af p wogicn, get 4 bottle Al c5ni,,'
...'f Delay IS dangerous, Ne ires
VIZ hc'p You, TOT i has heiocd
.,',Rl thousands OF other weak Won
a VS. past 30 years. -"
Asail druggists.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

tnuntN ~ Nnrecs
vs. VIRTUE ot az Ofdor W sale iseaed
eAi ~ INV honorable District t,,art M
>neres county on ist tx, VI Nnye,n-
'rr a q. 1875 bV To Cierk thereof h
'he ctec of n y. rorA verans Mrs
i~nfl Holmes 80, hsss and a. me. as
sheriff. dlr"ctrd and delivered viii
nfoceed O. snh Tor cash, wifhlN the
houfs prescfie"d hy law for shensrs
sales. ON the First Tuesday Ia nccem
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
NorIcs OF serelrrs SALE.
rig STATE ~ rlsNAs
County az <,sat.fa

TiiE SrArN ut rlsNNs.
Count, of Nuecea
il, virtue ct nn Otdor of Stis a.nri
pui ~ ghr Memorable ms,flel Couft *
Nucccs County un ial daf Is Nn,em.
her. a il lHlt. hp uo ,i.rs thereof h,
ihU raae SO ID AZ Holden ,srstta "a b
WAf#an "a ai $50 $685. and h, mn. ~
sheriff directed ana dei,,red wnl
proceed to seli Coz cnsh Within 40
hourr prescribed hv law fot shrngCa
Salpa un tnp tlrst irtttp.iu, IL, t.......,.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

~ numbers q i5i nioet Sum
ber 4
i.oi Number 70 u, DIors Kun.
bcr 9
AZ u Block Number O.
Lot humber ~ q. nlock Number z
/ lot Numbers md . 90 "a. Hioci
Number g.
1T Numhrrn 70 10 and % 20 81
HOAX Number 30
Lot Numbers 20 a. BLOCK Mum
Der o.
i.oi Numbers ~ to y. Hook Nnm-
Der n
r.oi Members T. 2. &c. y % asi
iiloek Number rs.
Lot Numbers a. o. Block Number
70
Lot Number I Illook Number
Lot lumber : Block Number 81
lot Numbers o. s. 10. ~ ~ nnI 49,
niprt Number ~
foi Numbers :, 8. q. 10. o. a. a..
iiiock Numser 30
Lot Numbers 3. a. Is Biocb Sum
her a.
-, Numbers % 20 ~ niork Num.
brr ~
Lot Numbers . b md io ~ %.
lilnck Number ag
f.et Number. 10 o. o. 20 go sss
nlort Number "a
fai Numbers l. e. 81 uioch Num
bci 81
Al 10 nlorh Nnmbcf ISL
f.oi Numbers q 90 is. Block Mum
her 81
ioi Monitors D. ESQ g. o. "a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
NOTICE OF sHERtFF's SALE.
'UE STATE or TEXAS

County n Nurer.
i 1ittuo ni Hu uuIrr $50 NlIa issued
oui oi the honorable District Dunt IT.
NHre,s county on tst dlt nf Nnprm
enr A. o. 1855 hy tho Clerh thereof n
tue cAHr u 49, vs. callahan yrraus
William Warren and NoNell NHrfru
$780, .baf 1ni to mr hH ahouu dirsot-
rd ana delivered = wiu nroorrl ir soil
fnr mHh Within the hours prescribed
Posi- Hw fnr sh"ufrs Saica nn tnr First
turein, u December s u 1916 30
hrn OIL. th dnV of eNd u.ufh he
fsre tn. Court Huusv lu.r nf uId
NH,enH Douuv boz rho Clt ~ D.rru
'hHru tHr following drro.hrI prop
ortt n.wIt
lo.1tr1 u Nucrns County rtNus
rn1 in in. riN of cernua CHRISTI und
hrin. iNt 500 g. in piDk Uttered
Boz tn0 PARKER addition o thc said
tifN uf Durpu. christi Hs fHr nme
NOW Hpntar upon tho M4u IuI pnt
nf said addition in thc ofiep ~ trr
County NlvfA 90 Nurcpa County rrNaa
und whoreaH the sHid udsmrut "a
fnrreioeUrr of vendor ru n tl.
nbofe described property
iHtiei n ns the property W. Wu.
liam Warun and NoVcn Wtrr,n to
r'tHt, Underwent amoun'ne to $3.50 ao'
fog ffnf ot ~ W Callahan tnH rUrfs
of sat
Giron unicr my hand ihn ,nI loy
ut Not mn,r A. ~ 1888
"A % WriGUT sheriff
lN OSCAR nEILAMN Deputy
,ss7,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
"Gsis.A' for ,erp,.
SURE as Suu,;,.
ANY Corn, With "Gets-It- mn,
Absolute ''Gonsri. q

feF. its the simples, 49,.
world 20 get rid % a -, eng h /.
uHe "Gets-It,' The vgori.f,- ~tgs y
cufu-riddcr. Really isn Kgt1-
pleasure 10 have corna ,l.nas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
PROPOSAL FOR DRAINAGE orr.
as DISTRICT NO. ?. NUEce,
COUNTY

scaled proposal for the esesu.
.I it.hcH nnI tho nulldlnr q. -
Hd .H'tvfts in DRAINAGE Disin- {
0I Nu.Drs CuUnr Texar viii
ad nt the office of the p,ans
Commissioners af Hahs,own. yas
County To2Is until ~ o'clocl ,.
on tHe stu tfy of December
ms.
Th" work wIli consist mainly Z
construction OF about ror,y-nu i,
~ mHin d.tracs requiring approx.n.l
.'IHNon cubic wards 81 ear,t I.
ottHfIun ANA i1 mics Of literal al
rUlH.rne approximately iE0 90 a
at 'sUNAtiou and the aeceselry d
gees nd culvcris for crossing ne b
cs o>rataf,d
finus and specifications Tor M y I
contemplated may ho seen az De a
of fho prUnaec Commissions
I'"HHiHWn Nuocos County Tens
~ml'i proposals. should be cnts1|
l'ropHsale f0r tNcatating Drains
u|du. bridges in Drainage I'D
No. off Nun.es County and ad1,ss|
tr d. n Nossor Chairman q ~
a' Commissioners. RohsioWn. "A
Fa.h proposal must be accoar
NN H certified check for the sE
five rer cent 20 per cent? of ne as
md mtdo payable 90 the chalrrr
Toe Drainage District
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

thom como on with ''Ge,s.r.
Boz ns tAo corn from The n d
~ ~ hha tacn makes 1, coz -
TO makes the use % tnra So -
Ur mrdngcs, Irritating s'iSo,.a ',l4S
friaaurs. nnd facura rraiiy ias.t ~
Cos ria ~ those curus quieti. a
raIHiNa siy--5uat enaiiy. -wl,s' IN
it.' FOR warts ana blniOu, -
the Eth century WY. Va \
aHta-it' De- sold hy al 49,.
NotilN r sent llrsrt ~
iIwrenrc a. Co.. Chicago.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

GETS SIT is soiI lu Cornus n
.F N li hiushlm and &C.,.
fh WORLDS hosf corn f.m.t. 4
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IHinaec Commissioners ~
county DRAINAGE Dissrirl 81
Ads ass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

Sovereign Grand Commander Geora
Fleming Moore. assisted-by Lieutcnant-
Grand Commander Charles L.. Rosen.
baum and Sovereign Grand inspectors
General Charles l.. Buck. % Louisiana.
Ernest b. Hussey. of Washington:
Trevnnion w. Hugo, OF Minnesota: John
II. Cowies. of Kentucky: John w.
Norris. of West Virginia: Adolphus l..
Fitzgerald. OF Nevada, and Sam p.
Cochran. OF Texas. the next highest
officers of the Supreme Council.
a musical service was rendered hv
the Scottish Rite ahoirs of St. Louis
Mo-. and Of Louisville. Ky. with the
Scottish Rite Orchestra of ST. Louis.
under the general direction OF A. T.
NJ. Custancc, OF Duluth. Mimi bv whom.
with tho assistance OF InSpcctor-;en
cral Hugo, the program was arranged
ana many OF the numbers were cspe
cihlly composed for the occasion.
The ceremonies were performed on
an improvised platform at the head of
the four symbolic lights of steps at
the main approach to the temple and
In full view of thousands Of invited
guests.
Preceding the dedication ceremonies
Lieutenant Grand Commander Roscn-
baum. as it's chairman and on behalf
OF the executive committee in charge
OF the structure. formally presented the
new temple TO Sovereign Grand Com
inhnder Moore, by whom the oraticn
OF tn" day was delivered. The grand
commander was attended by III. Camp
Guard Of Arkansas consistory. of L,i:tl.
Rock. Ark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

OF the temple. In front OF which Is the
marble seat of the grand tiler, inscribed
Know Thysclf"
The temple Is II lofty room in cube
form, each dimension measuring gov
cntH-hre feet. surrounded by :. dome
supporting II skylight 10 feet from
the level of the floor. In tho temple
are three great archcd windows. one
on either side and one opposite the
door. over the grand east Each win
dow is divided by two pillars of pol-
ishcd green granite. with the lower
part screened by /, tracery of bronzed
scrpcnts. Extending Mround the room
IL II friezc OF black marble hearing the
inscription From the outer Darkness
OF Ignorance. Through the Shadows OF
our Earth Life. Winds the Beautiful
iath OF Initiation Unto the Divine
Light of the Holy Altar"
al each of the four corners is "a
plaque bearing AN emblem of two pat
terms the square and compaSses and
the stN-pontcd star in a circle The
apex OF the dome is ornnmemtcd By
four double headed eagles. one on each
side. with the tablets of thu ten COM
mandmcnts between. High over The
hi'in doorway is the organ loft
In the center of the temple stands
the great altar. u solid block OF black
marble veined with white. with four
horns at the corners. In the floor
around the great altar is the inscrip-
non. From the Light of the Divine
Word. the Logos. Comes the Wisdom
of Life. the Goal of Initiation
PROMINENT OFFICIALS
PERFORM CEREMONIES
The ceremonies were performed by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
SCOTTISH RITE MAsONs
DEDICATE NEW TEMPLE
Elaborate Ceremonies Are Conducted
III Presence OF Great AsSembIagc.
of Distinguished Guests.
ERECTED AT COST OF $4,000, 900
Stately Edifice, Fashioned After Maui
soicum Built by King Mnusolus,
VIII BE Home Of Supreme Council
for Southern Jurisdiction.

WASHINGTON. October lS.--The new
s20oc.O0o Masonic Temple. hcadquar-
! ters or the Supreme Council Of Scottish
| KITE Frccmasonry for the Southern
Jurisdiction OF the United States. which
also Is called the Mother Council OF
lhe World, was dedicated here o-day
with elaborate ceremonies and In the
presence of IL large asscmblagc of dis
nhSuiShed MuSonS from many parts of
the country.
ihe stately structure, Fashioned after
the famous mausolcum erected for King
Mausolus by Queen Artemisia at Hall
carhasSus-One of the seven wonders OF
the ancient worlds unique among the
many magnificent buildings in the ma
'ioiial capital. 1t has been under con
Struction since 1911. when ground was
broken. II stands on Sixteenth Street.
about one mile from the White House.
on the capitals finest boulevard. and
III Il section of the city whore many Of
inc nations most celebrated public men
nave lived during their public service
in Washington.
viewed from the exterior, on a pla
teau above symbolic flights of steps,
'he structure presents plain base,
above which rises Il lofty pyramidal
massive columns.
The approach to the main portal is
by four Nights of steps. Two colossal
SphinXes. symbolic of Divine Wisdom
ana Power are at the entrance ON
the plinths of these figures are inscrip-
tons In phoenician and in Egyptian
hieroglyphics. Just before the great
door, let into the pavement. are two
b.t q,
inscription. The Temple OF the SUI
preme Council OF the Thirty-Th!rd
Degree OF the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Of Frccmasonry for the
Southern Jurisdiction Of the United
states. Erected to God and Dedicated
to the Service Of liumanity-Salvc
Frater" Carved into the f,iezc over
tn" great door rs "rrcemasonry Guilds
It's Temples in the Hearts of Men and
Among the Nations" y plaque on the
great door bears an oblonE square with
rayed triangle in it's center and with
the figures ''33" in the center
Through the great door the atrium
large hall, i,ankcd on either side by.
four massive nutcd pillars Of POLISHED
green granite. IL reached. :, doorway
on the left leads To the apartments OF
the sovereign grand commander. an
other on the right TO those OF the soc
Rotary general. Both apartments are
panelled from floor to ceiling with
RUSSIAN walnut. In the center Of the
atrium is 4 great marble table, and on
either side between the pillars four
marble seats. ON the walls behind the
pillars are plaques bearing symbolic
designs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
itun Down by Autoanob.Ic.

James McCaulcy thirty-two years
old, 33ci Fulton street. was run down
and injured on the Government Road
last night by an automobile which
Tailct 70 S!ackcn speed or stop.
He was found near Graham Street
ana the Government Road by Police
man Sims and taken to Virginia Hos
liital. AT that institution IL was sa
carly this morning that he had cs-
capped with minor hruiscs and cuts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
The Ladies Aid Society

OF Centenary Methodist Church will
give Il dinner at 923 East Main Street
on October 20, 81, - Dinner will be
served f'cn; ~ NJ 10 . T. NJ The loca-
ton of the diIinG-room places it in
easy reach Of bushes: Offices ami gem
tlen.nn down Town for tic dnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
INQUEST 1T CHARLESTON
INTO KILLING Of COHEN
Ten Witnesses Examined, bus i}ln1ne
Is Not laid ON Any Par
tiruiar Person
MANY MEN FIRED PISTOLS
inquiry Held Under Military Guard,
and so Person With .ls.n:S l., Al
t""ct' I" .attcnG-Oay au,. Siyii;
Pass ttuiei!y.

cHARLESTGN : e.. Octobc, is
Gu witnesses had been examined 10
ivre HuJ"urn'nrnt Tonight OF The coro-
nsrs inquest in:o the death o! sidney
i. 'oneh. I. n"WspHpc" Reporter who
was Shoi and killed here las. Friday
during II meeting Of the ,'it, Da.,Io-
cratic Executive Committee. which w,s
10 He'ld' the result o! n bitter primary
hGht -Four "tEC: ucu Were vyoruL
cc ~ IN" Sn"ot.H" and the meeting, VAS
broken up.
40 witness at Che hcar;ns today
.Hid III" hl2"l2 for Cchcn's dcath On
amy particular PERSON. al,hou:h vari
o"% witnesses named men whom thry
$.il" they saw fire their pistols durins,
the rommoticn. According to mos. OF
ne Witnesses. the disorder started out
SIZE IN" committee room. . crowd
sur" .nE into the room. Thu shootin.:
followed. Joseph a. Black. chairman
"f the executive committee. testified
thAt he saw 'i"!!. heavy nnu. wear
ia" hlac'E hat. fire his pistol and
men SAN C"Aen fall" Black sould not
'"rntity-iac man IN the b.ack hat
H. y Brown and Edward = Melon
AID both former policemen. are held in
,":! III connection with the shooting.
JphH j. Michel and John /. Cosuroyc.
witnesses, testified at tho inquest tha,
Witnesses said they saw lIuw.. ana
Mcdonald draw their pistols"
t!:!EF or POLICE
Also FIRED H!S PISTOL
It also Wa testified that chief OF I.o
lice tant""li fred his pistol duriu,,
the height .: I'll" diSovdcv. II had been
"%piaincG previously that chief Can't
well iHcG toward Tho ceiling. il was
said. 10 attract attention TO hia COM
"!an1s Tor order.
Testimon> riding the shooting
ana w"inni"s .: four mon besides the
Ni'!AH % coiIe" also ,ta8 brought out
Hut 40 Witness Had tiv blame ON ANY
!A!ticui:l r-".'n 10" thu shots thar
wounded an, one. There W.: 80 rnuc,.
disorder ana sGch y scramble !al SAFE
~ most .: tmrm explained. that they
could not say who fired the shots ,hat
took effect several mcn. besides
Brown ana Mcdonald. DISPLAYED 1is;ols
curing the connection. witnesses said
NilitGrv guard Al the inquest which
was begun to-day will be kept no to-
morrow, II VA. announced. No person
win arm, was allowed 10 attend. and
niii'l DatToi!"d the streets around the
building Nil!,iG companies Still were
IN readiness Tonight for .vcntu.i!ties.
hut hotE Nc d"y md night paseeG
quietly.
The hahcns corpus p,oc.e,iry.
brought b. Brown ava Mcdonald fo,
Their release We're dismissed TO-DAY. hv
IiToui, Court .IU.l"" Aiondci l.. smith
'heN we're sen; back 10 j.u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
SEATED FIGURES GUARD
GRAND STAIRCASE

Directly opposite the great door is
tn" grand staircase. guarded on either
side by the seated figures OF Isis and
Nepthys. Doors to the right and left
of the staircase lead TO the library
and TO the supreme council executive
chamber At the head OF the staircase
OH The first landing, at the back OF the
ellipSc. two other flights, curviny TO me
right and to tho left, lead TO the door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

'i'hr Dnrdancilcs operations nnve
no; hccu ns successful NV the Hrit-
ish Nnr Office and people would
wish. and of late there has been
much criticism because of the fnil-
urc OF the land ana sea forces to
make progress that seemed nnntcrinl
{" The ultimate aim of the cNpc,Ii-
fiom. which was To reach Constants
uOpic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Sir Ian Hamilton Relieved Of Command
Of British Forces in the Dardanel!es

mn A. R-G D.: y Err l. SIR Ian
AVA HAMILTON has hrcn re-
licNcd nf the command of the ltrit-
ish forces in the DurdanclIes und
Called home To make u report to
the War Office ON the GnIIipuIi
cn:npnirn. lie iS to br succeeded
by Mnjcr-t:cncrnl Charles Car
michael h"nro. who Inns seen wide
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

While i:nUs tH ~ shallow water
port nnd IT'S cEvirons are unhealthy,
owing t0 the ninrshy country. the
Mnritxu River IL nn,isubir at this
HcnsOn OF the year H.: harices Az far
Ms AdrinnorIr. i short Distance
westward nr irrnding fierce would
lie in rl"sr proNiIs:i;! tn the Bulwnr-
ian railroad line running north
through the territory recent! nc
Guircd by Bulgaria from Turkey to
.tdrinnoplc, the Junction point of
the r1:;;' running from belgrade to
Con>tant!nHnic, which The Tcutnric
allies are trying tn secure control
of in order to aid Che TURKS.
Bath Berlin nni Sicnnu claim
their troop" ana those uf HuIsarin
are making proG-cSa in ScrI,in, hut
this progrcHs - slow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

against bulgarian attacks, the
AnEio-Frrnch forces to the south are
declared in unofficial rcuurts to be
making progress in their efforts tu
brin;: rcticf 20 their hurnsscd allies.
Report has II that Anglo
French troopI already have or-
cHpird the important strategic
town of Strumit>a, in the cNtrcmc
southwestern part of Bulgaria. aud
That inntiinG hus been snu,Ic by
them In Turkr?-at EnoS, at the
mouth at the Marit.u River, u short
di"tnncc southeast of She Buiaur;au
port of DrdcuEhntrk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

Another inportun, Incident on the
british Side ot the war Is the rrSiE-
nation from the Cabinet OF Sir Ed
ward Carson. the Ulster leader, who
WA" appointed Attorney -t;rncrnI Inst
day era the formation OF the conIi-
fion ministry. DisnrrecinentS are
rcrnrtca Ia have arisen between Sir
Edward nad other members OF The
Cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

While the ScrbinnS nnd AIontepe
"rinS ia Northern and Western Ser
hia are s;rcnnou~Iy coutcstiu.- the
march at the T'cut"n". and on the
east thc serbian. are lighting hard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

The ceremonies were performed b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-18
DEFECTIVE TEAM WORK

From the looks of things President
Wilson has not the plastic Congress on
his hands he had when he dictated to
the late lamented one. As acquiescent
as the SiKty-third Congress was he had
a few jousts with refractory members
Of the Senate, which he no doubt still
rem embers. Recalling his Indianapolis
speech we are reminded that he had
something to say about Democratic
team work. and putting men on the
team II they did not play the game.
II he puts that threat into action he
will have a lovely time OF Il this win
ter. for never was Democratic team
work more demoralized than It Is now.
We have the Secretary OF the Treas
ury declaring that the seamen's law Is
good legislation. and ought to stand.
Secretary Redfield says IL r. bad and
must be remedied by prudent construc-
ton; while Chairman McCombs SAYS
the whole thing is rotten and that the
law should be repealed. Mr.. Kitchen,
Mr.. Bryan. and others are frankly Cd
posing the Presidents defence pro
gram. Senator Underwood Is at var
lance with other Democratic leaders
regarding the best means Of plugging
the Treasury deficit and for getting
money TO pay the governments ex-
penses. Mr.. Fitzgerald. some other
Congressman. and handful OF Demo
cratic Senators are fighting the ship
purchase bin And there are other
points OF divergence which break up
ali efforts for effective team work In
the Democratic party. What Is the
Captain going 10 do about ~