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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

There's no fool like an old fool. true enough
but some OF the young ones certainly displav
Il remarkable fitness for the job
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04
A limit TO rricnd,bip.

'"Then how In the deuce did you know he wa g
a stage Englishman ?"--Birmingham Age-IIernld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

me poll tax law gets this blow the poll
from the Petersburg lndcx-Appeal: The Index
Appeal more than once has ventured to EXPRESS
the opinion that Instead of requiring the prepay
ment of poll tax six months prior to election
dlE rs qualification for voting 1t would be
wise and In the interest OF good government TO
impose penalty for the n-pa rticipation in
elections. 1t has seemed to that 1t would be
much wiser to penalize such Reconsideration
than to penalizc the man who desires to express
his interest in the government by going to
the polls on election day and casting his ballot"
Participation in election by the favored
few, can hardly be said to be encouraged here
In Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

ION every side evidences that little
mountain county is awakening and pushing for
ward to her riGhtfui place among the counties
Of tho State" sings the Sandy Valley News
where once ignorance groped. the light OF
education is breaking upon the hills and filter
ing through tho forests, and falling like the
bencdctions OF God into the humblcst homes
Countless schoohouses filled with happy chill
drcn testimonials of our awakening from
oar Rip Van Wrinkle sleep" This Is all delight
fnl. We would suggest however. that census
of the schoolhouses be taken. Such records
arc handy have around the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

AT meeting Of the Ministerial Associat ton
of Richmond" says the Alexandria Gazette
newspaper men were denied admission to the
conclave which had been called to consider
the expcdiency of inviting Billy Sunday to hold
Il series OF meetings in that city. The action
Of the Richmond ministers will naturally cause
surprise. churches generously printers
ink. gratuitously, and recognize the fact that
newspapers are valuable auNiliaries to eccesi-
astical enterprises" This Is especially true in
view of the fact that Mr.. Sunday himself does
not exactly shrink from seeing his in
the papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

Too Good to he True.
This patient steed. that scans
the world
With such 4 soulful eye,
Whoe'cr would think lust
waits to hurl
His rider TO the sky?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

New York youth got himself arrested so
lha' ne might attract the attention of Henry
tora me reformcr of convicts Ford. not
Nno"ihs much about 1t, and not being prop
CITY informed has kept hands off So the
youth will 20 to Jail II isn't necessary IN
scrape deep 10 find the moral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

Winter has at last descended
with full force upon the battle
heids in eastern Europe, and tho
result Is sharpening OF the con-
met along the entire line from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04
Winters
Part. in
Great War

The freezing OF the Nicmen River, which cnters
German territory near Tilsit. has made possible
n Russian advance against that historic town
Frozen roads have brought about n renewal or
the direct German offensive against Warsaw
Battles In the snow arc reported from the Car
prime Significance OF the present situation IL
consists In the fact that the furious German
drive against Warsaw has not forced n with
drawa OF tho Russian armies In the Carpnthians
Where formerly Cracow was the objective of the
Russian ADVANCE an objective which tho Cars
armies have had TO forcgo twice. Russian do
sircs now bent Hungary. That this
object fits In moro closely with their Rcnernl
strategic position would appear from the very
fact that whereas a German threat against
Warsaw has been sufficient to drive the Russians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

is true the Germans have displayed
great aerial activity recently, but they have
hoih'hg on the United States Senate. That
venerable institution has been up in the air
FOR weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04
TELEPHONE. RANDOLPH

Publication Office. ........ 10 South Tcnth Street
South NtchmOnd ............. 1920 Hull street
Petersburg. ....... 100 North Sycamore Street
LynchhurE. Observation-Disclosures Eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

There's Roger. OF Chicago.
(Boston Advertiser.)
MT. Bryan never had much luck with
Sullivans, anyway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04
Mlbulull0 Ginlps.pispatrb

THE TIMES, Founded. ............. 1SSS
THE DiSPArCH, Founded ................ 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

Entered January 81, InO5. Mt Richmond, Va. II
March 3. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-04

fASBROoK, STORY & BROOKS, INC.
Special Advertising Representatives.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
k'ARTHUR'S BUSINESS
 SPREADS OVER STATE

One of the big Phoenlx garag ges that does general state and southwest business is the MeArthur Brothers garage. Their main salesroom and headquarters is at 321 North Central avenue.
 They have branches at Tucson and at Douglas. McArthur Brothers have 2 combination agency particularly at tractive. They have the state for the Packard. the Chandler. tine Jeffery and Dodge ears. The automobile display rooms at the Phoenix garage is one of the most beautifully appointed auto mobile display rooms in the southwest. They operate one of the best equipped and hest appointed garages and repair shops in the state. McArthur Brothers service stations are noted throughout the state by the yellow disks, and the service is particularly featured in every sale or deal made by McArthur Broth CTS
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
POTATOES
 IN .COCON|NO
Territory in Vicinity of Flagstaff Fine for Rais- ing Spuds and Residents of that County Have Fine Exhibits at Fair

l. No description of the agricultural activities of Arizona could be con-
 sldered complete without some say about Coconino county, the first
 county in the state in potato raising.
 The country around Flagstaff gives Ideal conditions for raising potatoes
 and the dry farmers there have taken advantage of it to the full in
 the way they have raised the Irish
 National Food" But the efforts of
 these pioneers has not stopped there
 for the present display shows Co.,
 conino, one of the first counties of
 the entire state in diversified pro
 ducts and excellence of display The
 dry farmers of the north have pro
 duced some of the finest grain on
 the grounds this year and far many another article of food that time and space forbid to mention here.
 Commissioner F. Q. Allen and his competent assistant. A. w Norton. will not only have the good wishes of their fellow exhibitors to take back with them Out will also have a large number of trophies with which to deck whatever place it is decided to display them for the coming year. There are blue and red ribbons aplenty in this display this year to say nothing of the possibilities that are given for better ShOWingS next year. The value of the advertising also must not be overlooked and far l from forever thinking that Coconino | is cold and forbidding. the impression i is forth that it also is a fine place i to live because things will grow ! there in abundance. Coconino came i forth this year with apples as well ! IS other produce and has prizes to exhibit in this connection well worth he effort of transporting so large m exhibit to Phoenix for the Ari- Arizona exposition.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
STRIPPED STUDEBAKER
 ID SHOW WORKING PART

One of the interesting exhibits at the fair is that of the Studebaker au- tomobiles, put in by the Harmon mo- tor company, local agents. John Huff,
 manager, spends good deal of time at the booth, with his long pointer, calling attention to good points in Stu debaker construction on a model that has been stripped down to show the working parts.
 There are three models exhibited, and on the cut out" model can be seen practically everything that an amateur mot"rist wants to know about the running parts. One wheel is off, dis closing the Timken bearings that are a feature of the cars gear. The mo tor has been uncovered to show the
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
] AOILLAC AGENCY ID
 HANDLE OLDSMOB|LES

Daring the past year the Cadillac agency has added to their line the 'ldSmohile popular priced car which has proven 10 be a wonderful ear at The price The annexation of the OIds- mobile line has been very gratifying to the agency in the matter of sales
 Nr. William A HouelI. who is man a-er of the Pirtle company. Phoenix agency. TeForts that the Cadillac is more ropuldr than ever and the year ls1s promises to be the best in their history
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
BUTTER FAT PRIZES
 MADE PUBLIC TODAY

The final awards in the butterfat contest will be announced today by superintendent w. ". P. Mcconnell of that department. The three day milking test was concluded on Ihursday evening at eight o'clock and after that il was of course nec- essary for the milk to stand the all Ioted time before the examinations were made. That task was going on all day yesterday It will be finished today and the figures east up and the announcement prepared
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20

been announced. will be of consider able interest to the trade.
 From the agency established some time go with Peters and Pemberton, Ajax business has spread all over the state. This is due. according to the management. to the popularity of the extensive service and the written guarantee of 5000 miles per casing.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
TIRE DEMAND MAKES 4
 BIG AGENCY ADV!StBI r

Ajax nres have proven so popular her- that the local distributing agency i-aS found 1t impossible to fill all or CefS Throughout the state The result ls That R- w. 7hCerneT. general repre- sentative of the manufacturers. has concluded to open a district factory branch In addition to the local dealer ship His plans which have not vet
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20

accessibility of the adjustable parts, the wiring, etc.
 Huff reports considerable interest in the new model, which is a late arri- val on automobile row.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
Capt. Pietro Massardo Qop) and
 Italo ZoleZZi.

If the Italian liner Ancona was re- quested to stop by the submarine which destroyed Ter, and refused to do so, the blame for the disaster will rest upon these Hel. Massardo was in comnaId Of the vessel, and Zolezzi was the first officer,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
OIL AND GAS IN
POCKETSAREM MET
PROGRESS BEING MADE IN PUTTING
DOWN MEDCEDES TEST WELL
FINE GRAVEL vs. FOUND

Mercedes, Texas. Nny h.Dii and E'S
have been struck III the test well nf li,e
Rio 'rande VALLEY oil subdivision ig N
depth ~ one hundred and sixty trr I,t
the oil was not i'm sufficient quantities
~ pay. - the drller5 went On tNH.H -h
the gas AMI oil pocket and are r'y
down two hundred anil twentv f"f
They have passed through quitr AH
81 quick sand and are eighteen fc.t ~
very fine gravel ~ strata The Htii
tiunS for oil IN paving quantities
very good according To the many EXP
who are visiting the well daily ~
impossible to park All the autos ~ ""
ten acre block cleared for the drilirr
Yesterday afternoon and il H. estimated
that at least five hundred visitors were
al the well during the afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
ACTIVITIES BY
INFANTRY ARE
ON NEAR L00S
VIOLENT COMMANDMENT NEAR
BEAUvRAGNES; SPIRITED GUN
FIRE IN CHAMPAGNE.
GREEK PREMIER WILL DISSOLVE
GREEK CHAMBER UNLESS IT'S
TO GIVE CABINET SUPPORT.

The war events today are summarized
by the Associated Press as follows:
Infantry activities have been renewed
IN the vicinity of Loos in France and a
violent bombardment occurred near Beauv-
raencs, while there IS spirited artillery fir
Ing IN Champagne
Premier Skouloudi- of Greece l. quoted
NJ declaring that the Greek chamber of
deputies will be dissolved unless It sup
ports the new Grccian cabinet
II IS limited Italy may and Serbia Indi-
recty by sending troops To Albania NJ
meet the threatened Bulgarian invasion Of
that country, according to Rome dis
patches.
The reported changes III the Russian
cabinet are partly confirmed by Petroerad
with the announcement Of the retirement
Of Agricultural Commi- --ioner krivoshein
Berlin reports the capture Of the main
Serbian positions south VT krahevo. The
central powers and Bulgaria now control
about two thirds of Serbia, but not with
out weakening other fronts. a. Indicated
By Russian advances on the Riga Dvin-k
front
A Berlin dispatch says ten heavy Guns.
forty other cannon and 1000 Serbian pris-
oners were captured when the Germans
took krusevac yesterday. South of kru-
.N ~
General Won Hindenbure's troops are still
fighting desperately with the Russians On
the Dvinsk fronts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
BRITISH RULE is
NFRONTED BY
SERIOUS UNREST
MORE SERIOUS THAN HAS BEEN GEN
ERALLy KNOWN OUTSIDE OF
BRITISH OFFICIAL CIRCLES
INFLUENTIAL NATIVE, STAUNCH
SUPPORTER OF GOVERNMENT,
DEP0SED AS NIzAM.

Washington. u. c.. Nov 9-Fnf'
Kitchener ultimate mission H. said h.
confidential information here todav to ".
Indian. where British rule j. confron'ef
with more serious state of unrest 'hHH
has been generally known outside of fri
i-h official circles
Tins information. not subject "a cen-er-
ship. say one of the mo-t Influential ~r
tive princes who IVY " ~tHunch British Srr
norter. has been dcpo~ed aS the Nizam of
IIvderabad. bringing tn climax success
sive report Of mutinies and unrest ir
India and Ecvrt
While Earl Kitchener probably win Stor
in the Balkan theafer hi- ultimate IL gina-
tion ~ not only India hrt also NaNut
where the Rriti-h gateway 20 l-ia =
menacrd hv Tprtonir -rrrr-~e~ I'M fMa.Rll
kanS. and where Turkish and German
agents are per-i~tentlv conductir~ IRE
paeanda among the natives
Last stale department reports fror.
British Asia We're received more than trrti
months ago. giving detailS ~ native
mutinv at Singapore when MI the nfr
and practically All the troops of one Pr
l-h REGIMENT were killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
STEAMER
OAClA SUNK BY
A GERMAN SUB

Algiers, Algeria, Nov a--rhe French
steamship User. formerly the Dacia. which
was seized by French cruiser last
February while carrying cotton from The
United States to Germany. has been tor
pedoed and sunk by German submarine
The DacIa was sold and renamed Ny the
French prize court The pa eneers and
crew were landed safely The nacia for
merly belonged TO the Hamburg American
hne. but was sold and changed to Amer
can registry just before she was seized ~
the French.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
ALLEGED "VAGS"
LAWYERS
TO FIGHT CASES
PROMINENT LEGAL TALENT EN-
GAGGED TO DEFEND vAGRANCY
CASES IN HUMBLE CITY COURT.
POLICE. WARRING ON ALLEGED
BLIND TIGERS" FIND NEW WAY
TO PROSECUTE CASES.

I '.'rhe defendant. --. was
| and i an idle person and has lived
| without any means Of support and
| did make no honest exertIon TO
| obtain livelihood by honest en-
ployment. and said defendant did
| unlawfulIy sell -prtuou- and malt
| hquoI.
The foregoing : the charge under
which the police department has arrested
and j. now holding for trial N the cor
poration court five men, charging them
with vagraacv, but really prosecuting Lem
on allegations that they sold liquors con
trarv 10 the laws OF Texas. II j. reported
also that federal charges may ~ brought
against some men IN connection with al
legged operation of hquur selling without
federal licenses.
The defendants ~ these ''vagrancy
eases have employed prominent attorney
of tins city IT, represent them. and should
convictions occur. II u probable the case
will be- fought through the higher courts.
At least one ut the defendant CHARGED
with "vaerancy" Is well 10 10. II being sad
that H. l. worth IN the neighborhopd oi
$40. 900
Three arrest were made la-t night by
Lieutenant Gordon. and chargr- 81
vagrancv were made against each man ~
order to bring the eases into the lurI die
-. ~. no. first
man arrested wa Pedro Martinez. one 81
the proprietor of the Brownsville Jockey
club. pool room near the corner Of
Eleventh and Washington streets, the sec
ond. Daniel Gonzales. and W II Wright
the third. The defendant ~ each a these
case have retained W u. .Ione- 10 defend
them.
The hr-t arrest IN connection with the
police department activIties in this con
ncrtion wa made lat week when Charlie
Slmp-on wa taken ~ charge. on November
Two charge nf vagrancv and one "
III -turbing the peace were filed against him
Simpson ease Is set for trial tomorrow
morning FIe i- repre- ented nv the law
firm Of Canalc- & Dancy Simpson Wa
released on bond ~ the sum of $50 ~ eacf
case. the bond heinz ~igned by l..
Bates
Erne-to Garcia the second man arrest
cd on . vagrancv charge. was arrested OF
The niyht ~ November El~lho GlreIr
and LUIS Champion are his bond-men- ~"
J. represented hv the firm Of Canales a
Dancv. and hl< ease ny scheduled to hr
tried Wedne-d -dav morning. Daniel Con
zala- "A also held under bond q y. Connie
- hi -urety.
MARTINEZ. who recently opened rc-tar
rant and pool room on Washington street
next 10 the Luna bar. came here. recently
from Mexico CITY Tie VI reported "a ~
very wealthy ITis bond j. signed by c. Il
combc and VT r. .Ionc=
W. n. Wright. the third man arrested
last night. il emploved ~ restaurant IN
the fourth ward Ill bond wa~ signed ~
jose Nanzano and l.. H. Bates.
The last three eases will he tired on
Thursday morning. according to present
intentions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
MEDICAL CORPS
INCREASE Is A
VISIBLE NEED

Dallas, Texas. Nov An increased
medical corps Of the army and navy IN
preparation for national defense H. being
considered bv the Southern Medical as-
scciation. N annual convention here tod y
The convention Was told that the medical
corps were nnpIepared N the Spanish
American war The matter was referred
to council for action
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
.OBREGON OFFERS
VILLA MUNITIONS
AND OPEN FIGHT
CARRANzA COMMANDER WOULD GO
BELOW BORDER TO MEET GEN.
VILLA FOR A BATTLE.
VILLA CONCENTRATES ALL HIS
FORCES AT NACO, FOR WHAT
PURPOSE Is UNKNOWN.

Douglas. Arlz.. Nov. g-General Alyaro
Obregon, commander in chief of the Car
rama forces. and AZ present in charge Of
the army Of the first chief ut Aqua Pricta
IN an interview given IN Douglas, declared
that ii Villa would only come back to
Aqua PrIeta he would promise to go out
and meet him below the border. "and il
Villa j. short Of arms or ammunition. "
Obregon added. Il would supply the lack
and then beat him
General Villa has brought all hi avail
able forces toward the boundary IA Naco.
seemingly having information Of a plan
on the part ui General Obregon to attack
hls position there. General Obregon IL
IN Aqua Prieta and j. IN constant com
munication with agents IN Naco. keeping
close watch on Villa From several
sources i was learned that Hcrmoslllo has
been occupied by the forces ot Diegucz.
Nilla has about 1000 followers, according
to reliable sources.
While utmost secrecy Is being maintain
"A M Aqua Pricta relative 10 military
movements. general belief exists IN the
town across the border that Obregon and
Gales are preparing for 4 coup Visible
preparations are being made for the Car
-anza forces taking the field immediately
Il was officially stated by Carranza agents
that Obreeon will await here for rein
tortements and then strike Villa.
OhTeeon refused TO say whether he
would remain IN Sonora ur return to Tor
reon.
That h \ military secret" he said u
hall do what seems best to me under sur
rounding conditions n they arise"
Tie was equally cva-Ive with regard to
bringing reinforcement- to Aqua Prieta.
~ may ~ shall find that step nece--
,ary; ! do not think 50"
Obregon said that he had Official infor-
NATION that leaders 81 the Maytorcna
party IN Sonora have protested to Villa
against hiS continued presence III sonora
and of conditions in Mexico at large.
Major General Frederick Funston. com
mander of the Southern department of the
United States army. made an informal call
upon General Obregon. at a local hotel.
Means Of protection for the twenty or
more Americans remaining IN Sonora ter
rtorv under control of General Villa wa.
discussed during the half hour visit Of the
two generals What decision. II any. wa-
reached General Funston declined to say.
Ohregon viii leave Aqua Prleta IA few
days TO organize his forces TO proceed
against Villa.
General Obregon during the day con
terred with Carranza officials from Aqua
Pneta and Douglas RodoIfo Garduno
Carranza consul at Douglas. stated Obre
gon's mission westward was only u con
fer with General Gales. defending Aqua
Prieta. relative to hi- needs and the So.
nora campaign. Obregon, he said. intend
ed 70 return immediately to Torreon (,
direct the Carranza forces IN the nortl
and west.
| Mana~ers ~ the vi Tyre Copper com
pany denied that any formal demand D,
Villa for f25.000 has been made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
MAI. GEN FUNSTON
TO SAN ANTONIO
ARMY OFFICERS BELIEVE BORDER
CONDITIONS SETTLED FOR At
LEAST A FEW WEEKS.
IFS Associated Press. }

Nogales, ARR. Nov. 9.-Maior General
Fred Funston left here today for San An
tonic, Texas. Army officers believe that
border conditions viii b. settled for a few
weeks at least. UneasineSs j. manifested
concerning Nogalcs, Sonora, however,
where Villa l. expected to arrive tonight
to investigate reported disaffection among
his troops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-09
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley is issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight unsettled: Wednesday partly
cloudy, with light ea~terlv 10 south
erIy winds.