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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
MNE;swEEPING is
PUSHED By BRITISH

London, Feb. 1S.-The admiralty is
sued tonight the following official re-
port of mine-sweeping operations from
December 10 to December 81. 1914:
I'm clearing the mine fields laid by
the enemy Off Scarborough there was
nothing at ,he outset to indicate the
position of the mines although the
losses to merchant ships showed tha
presence of the danger.
The necessity OF ascertaining tho
position of the mines compelled us to
work at all times the tide largely In
crca sing the danger. A large number
of mines were swept up and destroyed
enabling shipping to pass in daylight.
One trawler was. sunk and two dam
aged on December 10. one man being
killed. On January 9 trawler was
blown up. Three explosions under
the stern of a trawler on December
10 made a hole that was stopped up
and the boat was saved by pumping
her until land vas reached.
The services Of the commanders
and crews detailed to this work show
ed great courage and devotion. Sew
eral decorations will be awarded"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

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son or persons higher in office than
the chief If Police
personally. ! think that the sug-
gestion thaf the department be placed
under the control or the Administra To-
tive Board is extremely NnwiSe for
the reason that it would lie mani
testify impossible for that body with
its manifold duties, to give the time
and attonti III to tho question that Is
necessary.
"In short, ] think that TO put the
Police Department under the controi
of the Administrative Board would be
almost rs absurd Il would be tn
subject II to the control of a Council
committee. as was formerly the case.
u believe, and ! think the officers
of the force will agree with me, that
the best and most efficient plan would
he to place the administration OF the
department under the control of one
police commissioner, who should be
held responsible by the Mayor and
the public"
In Operation in Detroit.
The plan outlined by commissions Ter
Gordon is ir successful operation in
Detroit Mich. and il IL believed that
the scheme would work to the best
interests of the department. here. The
Police Commission Of that city is ap-
pointed by the Mayor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
ANCTHF'R ZEPPELIN Is
WRECKED IN DANISH WATERS

Copenhagen. Feb. 1s.--Another
Zeppelin was wrecked today on the
west coast Of Jutiand. Eleven mem
hers of the crew were saved; four
were drowned The eleven survivors
three officers and eight noncommis-
stoned officers were broues1t into the
coast guard station north of Rlaahaud
North of Jut,and. Thew professed al
first to he the crew of a t-awler sunk
by mine although their uniforms
helied that statement. They admit
ted later their identity when hroueh'
before magistrate. They explained
that the air shin had beer unable "a
weather the storm of "Wednesday
evening One of the Germans sustain
ed a broken leg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
INVESTIGATING CHARGES
British Declare WiIheImiIsa's Cargo
Was For German Government

Washington. Feb. 1s.-~-The United
States government Is investigating
charges that the cargo Of the Amer
lean steamship Wilheimina. now in
Charge of 4 British prize crew at
Falmouth England, liz really designed
for Use OF the German government in
stead of tho civilian population OF
Germany. according to a report from
an authoritative source tonight
1t liz said that the charge that the
mission of the Wlheiminas cargo
was inexperienced has cmanated
from British sources and that the
State Department has called upon the
Department OF Justice for complete
investigation. This investigation In
believed to have been in progress for
"a week or more and 1t Ia probable
that by this time the United States
government has formed fairly def
mite opinion As to the real basis 81
the British charges.
The circulation OF this report as to
the Wilheimina is viewed by officials
here with the greatest seriousness
The Wilhelmina's case has been
made test case by the United
states a. involving the decision Of
Great Britain to regard all foodstuirs
shipped to Germany as absolute con-
traband
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Seeland lines to Holland have can
celled al passenger service and the
Scandinavian concerns are doing bust
ness as usual The Wilson line to
Sean danavian ports has not been af-
fected.
The principal public concern now
is over the method OF retaliation which
Great Britain is to adopt. An an
nouncement is expected from the Gov
eminent at any time. the speeuiations
as to the means ranging from a com
plete blockade of German and Aus
trian ports to aerial attacks on Ger
man cities. When air raids were ex-
pected from Germany the military au-
thorities distributed pamphlets de-
scfihing Zeppelins and German aero
planes. Now that submarines are the
menace. shippers OF all ships are re-
ceiving written instructions as to how
to recognize German craft.
Dispatches received from The Hague
say that the Dutch Government has
refused a request for war vessels to
convey Dutch merchant ships through
the prescribed area. declaring that
such action would increase the dan
gers of ships without such escorts
Dutch shippers have been instructed
. ~ udit AHtIf Vessels Al the NFSI SiEnt
of a submarine. TO show their papers
and to give the war craft all desired
information concerning the cargo,
Won't Modest belgian Craft.
ships carrying supplies for the re-
lief of the Belgfans will not be mo-
Tested in any way. either by Germany
on Britajn. it is stated tonight, and
Will pursue their usual course. The
relief flag is believed to be n sufficient
guard against attack On these yes
/ sells.
The British Government has reieas-
ed the Scandinavian American liner
Oscar IL. which was taken into Kirk
wall, Scotland by British cruiser for
an examination of her cargo. She
should have reached Christiana to-
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

that his own vicious slavery be-
queaths.
Home Greatest Institution.
Every Young man or young woman
has the right. aye, the duty, to be
able TO say, Yes every time oppor-
tunity issues invitations to higher
places OF service and usefulness: but
only the physically. strong, the ade-
quately educated, and the morally up
right ran thus accept the invitations
of opportunity. The saloon. when II
succeeds with it's victms~-and its
greed for victims is never satisfied.
and the brightest and best OF our
youth are fed into its Unsuitable nav
always destroys health, shortens the
school period for the youth. and black
ems his character.
THE dea rest and most vitality nee
"ssary institution on earth is the
happy. wholesome, God-honoring home
in which husbands and wives live in
mutual confidence and love and where
little children are trained In the fear
Of the Lord. Give us only such homes
and all other problems of society and
government will be solved. But no
home is immune from assault at the
hands of the liquor dealer. He gioats
IN ghoulish s!ee over crum bling FAM
lily %ltars. laughs in fiendish delight
around the ruins of erstwhile domestic
trust. dances in his devilish delight
over the grave of dead family devotion
and fireside peace; and rejoices, like
the willing slave of hell he is, over
every despaifing shrek OF the little
children whom his cupidity, aided by
our national stupidity. has robbed of
their biVthrlght of love and training
and care.
The saloon has slnned away its day
of grace. and the sovereign people OF
this republic have decreed that it
shall die Trusting in the Lord Jesus
Christ for strength, let us set as the
day Of its execution. July I, 1929, the
three hunaredth anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims on Plymouth
Rock In search OF what we cannot yet
have until we declare our independ-
ence of the liquor fife personal and
religious freedom"
Many Recnforcements.
Or. Wilbur i. Sheridan. general sec
rotary of the F,pworth League. told of
the reenforcements coming from the
East. through the youth '' and from
other quarters. from business. news
papers, courts. science. colleges and
the Church. To the forces which have
been engaged in the warfare upon
alcohol
Never before in the history of the
nation have the moral forces of our
country had before them SO clearly de-
fined and SO great an objective" he
said And never before in the his
tory of the-Republic have the forces Of
good been so completely fused and
massed together. For be II remember
ed that good men were found on both
sides of the slavery issue. But today
the good men of both North and
South. Of every political party, are ar
raved together against this common
destroyer. and are marching shoulder
to shoulder for the nation wide de-
siruCtion of the saloon"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
War News in Brief

The French War Once anpownees
n list Of successes - the westsrn
front, the naest notable VI which n
the recapture Of the Village Of Nor-
roy. In Lorraine. The Germans
have delivered = series OF violent
eoun ter-attacks at various n0Ants,
but were repulsed Invariably With
lesses which are described ~ ex-
ceptionaliy severe.
The German GENERAL stan says
that Nerroy was evacuated and that
the French did rot deliver m at
tack 1t that point. The German
statement adds that the FYench at
taclks have been repulsed near Per-
thes and that the allies have Had
verdun. Fighting n sttli unaer
way for q German trench on the
Po1A from Arras to Lille.
4 dispatch from belgrade am
again begun the bOmbarAment Of
that city.
Demonstrations II faver Of Italy's
intervention ON the side u the al
lies took place n Rene, hut the
police were prepared and the anair
passed on without seriOus trouble.
Russian and German claiuas re-
EarAiag the Awhting In East Prss-
sis still cenAict. Gernaany asserts
that the Russiama were defeated
nnA narrevly cscsped ssnihIlatlsa.
Rsssaa aGnsfts beinG obliged 20 re-
tire. Ast declares that her armies
are tntnet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

gaines. We captured three mitrail-
leuses and severai hundred prisoners.
According to statements made by
the prisoners. the German regiments
which took part in this engagement
suffered very heavy losses amounting
in some cases to ne-fourth of their
fun complement and in others to one
half
ON the heights of the Mouse at Les
Eparges we have maintained the
ground gained on February II. de-
spite counter-attack by the enemy.
Capture Norr0y.
In Lorraine in the region OF Aeon
We delivered an attack which enabled
us to capture the village of Norroy
and TO occupy general line along this
front. 1t is not true that the Ger
mans evacuated Norcey. as they an
nounced in their official report They
were driven out of that village.
In Alsace the latest reports are
thatt he position charged by us on
Wednesday south OF the Sudei farm
was really a formidable defense work.
We found there one bomb throwing
gun. FIVE .mitrailluses and hundreds of
rifles bombs. tools. cast plates, barbed
wire entanglements and telephones,
together with thousands of cartridges
and sacks used in building trenches
the afternoon comminique an
nouhced mat no reports from the
front had been received at that time,
but that details OF the previous days
lighting had been learned which
showed that the surprise attack made
north of Arras had much greater ef-
feet than was anticipated the Ger
mans suffering unusually heavy losses
II was also stated that the French had
made a pteworthy advance in the
Argonne, progressing more TIM 400
meters in IN" forest OF Cheppy. north
of Malancaurt and an equal distance
south of the forest OF Fosges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
Is well as on the serpec-Plonsls

as well as on the serpec- Plonsl,
roads.
ON the loft of the vistula there has
been no fighting.
In the Carpathia1s we rep1lsed
series of obstinate Austrian attacks
between Svidnik and the high reyions
OF Kohiom ska. At Dukla. Senetchouf,
Wyschkow and Klaussee were de-
livered several successful counter at
lacks. all OF them against the Ger
mans
I'm Bukowina our attachments fell
back beyond Pruth."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

The funeral of Edward A. Catiin
was held from the residence No. lIe4
Grove Avenue. yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clook, Rev. DIR, Russell Cecil
pastor OF Second Presbyterian Church.
conducting the services. The hlrial
was In Hollywood. Besides q large
number Of relatives and friends, =
delegation from the Soldiers Home at
tended the funeral
A number OF the Laurel Home boys
attended the funeral and sang Jesus
Lover of My Soul" Mr. Catiin had
b. a member Of the Laurel Home
board for number of years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
SAY THEY SET FIRE
TO THEIR OWN SHIP.

Copenhagen. Feb. ds.--A dispatch
from Esbierge says that the officers
of the Zeppelin La. which was de-
stroyed at Farnoe Island. declare that
an accident TO the motor compelled
them to choose drifting on the sea
or landing In Denmark, They chose
the land and then set fire to the
Zeppelin, knowing that repairs could
not be made In the twenty-four hours
which would ciapse before they would
be interned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
OBITUARY


Funeral of Mrs. Mary Soathali James.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Seuthail
James. wife of nr- G.. Watson James
who diel Wednesday. will take place
this afternoon at 3:3l o'clock fra
Grace El,isc ara' thurca. fev. LanI*sl
L Mason, =. l.. ye~to 1T the ohur,ea.
assisted by Rev. Russell Cecil. n. d.
pastor OF Second Presbyterian Church.
viii officiate.
The following will act as railhear-
ers. and are requested to meet at the
residence, lis North Fourth street, at
o'clock: John Stewart Bryan. Ed
gar p. TAYLOR. Fred s. Valentine,
Berkeley Williams. Otway II. CHALK
ley. J. II. Moore. Jr. William GruHp
Tucker and John Fl. Lightfoot Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
ZEPPELIN GREW Is
INTE.RNED IN DENMARK

Copenhagen, Feb ls---A Zeppelin
airship was destroyed on Fanoe ISL
and n favorste sumner resort, yes
(erday. An accident to the motor
compelled the craft to descend rap
idly. 1t dropped near the Kur Hotel
and ii is stated that 1t was on fire
when il struck. AT any rate. an ex-
plos,on followed and DESTROYED tee
machine.
The crew. consisting CT two OF
ficers and fourteen men, was saved
and taken by Danish military guard
IN Nords. where they will he informed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
Senator watkins Condition.

Reports from the bedside of Sem
ator ]. B. Watkins. who Is critically
Ill with pneumonia at his home. near
Midlothian, indicated he was just
holding his own at n late hour last
night. The crisis of his disease has
not yet been reached. His physicians
are hopeful OF his ultimate recovery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
SAYS RUSSIA is IN STRAITS.
Must Have Money or Give Up the
Fight

st. Paul. Mimi. Feb. 1S.--Newman
Erb. president of the Minneapolis and
-. Louis Railroad here. today de-
clared he had just received wort from
his New York Office that Russia liz IN
dire financial straits and must raise
a vast sum OF money or cease putting
her army in the field
1T seems likely that unless Eng
land can finance Russia the power
!of the bear that walks like a man Il
broken" he said. Mr. Erb announced
that the greatest considerat ton Of the
moment. without regard tn the a..
tempted German blockade. is whether
or not Russia can get money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
JAPS THREATEN
continued from First Page

palrmeut If the PRINCIPLES of III. or.,n
door in China Should tho nesyo,taI
tloHS in rekin take such q t,,r, o.. =,
avert THIS "ventuaIitv there is ma lil,a-
iihood that rle United states gove,.n-
mont would make any reDresenta,{a,'s
to Japan with respect tn othar COW
c"SS'uns sought from China bv farau
nofi~iai advices received i,dica tn
, that the proposals made Nv Tanan Vii
not be consistent with the onn,, dont.
principles
These are.
BEFORE granting railroad ro,cos-
siuus ia any third uoNcr chin. ,rt,vt
agree To rrcogntrr Iapan ia adva,r.
Before nndeavorinr "a nJtain
capital 10. loans from ,r, 49,
power China must raropaiza ranan
Before pnjoyIua ans. fnrata,, r',,li
teal or m ljtarv adviser trb{ra ~,
consult Jaf.sn.",
Uobsuu Wishes tu.,,i,,
Rupre4rnt.,tjve Hobeon t,,t,,.,,,,,.-.,
in tn. House today , recount, ~ W
lating To Janan's demands an C'htna
II reads in part:
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
ALBANIAN MaRarDFRS
ARE BEING PURSUED

Nish. Feb fS.-yThe Aibaniars who
invaded Servia, plunfering and burn
ing the whole frontier. capturing
small towns and rccelIing some small
err Servian forces. have now been de-
fcated and tho Servians are pursuing
them.
II now seems probable that the
Serbian. win be able to capture roe
Invaders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
NORWEGIAN CRAFT Is
BLOWN UP--CREW LOST

Copenhagen Feb fS.-The small
Norwegian shin Nordcap was blown
up nv a mine in the RaItic today. All
on board were drowned.
Tho crews Of three steamers mt
Aarhus refused to said for England
and quit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
Enjoy Tom Dixon Pictures.

washington. Feb. 1S.--President
Wilson. his daughters and the mem
hers OF the White House household
and q, small company OF friends en-
loved a moving picture shown In the
East room this evening. The pic
lures de tied the progress OF the col
ored race IN this country. from the
story based on Thomas Dixon's
book, 1.-The Birth OF Nation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
OFITtIAL STATEMENT
FROM RUSSIAN CAPITAL

fetrograI. I'eb. 1S.---The following
Communications was made public to-
night by ta% Russian general staff
Fighting continued yesterday on
tsle front oesween the Niernen and thu
Nistn,s. ana H. reached its maximum
stubbernness in the Augustow region
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

he almost forgot about his terrible
malady. He learned to operate crude
apparatus ami was licensed by thu
Navy Department. A year ago he re-
ceived a fine equipment, paid for by
popular subscription
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
MEETING TONIGHT

The meeting of the South Richmond
Democratic Club tonight promises Il
be enc of marked interest. II will
begin al o'clock and Will De held III
Fraternity Hall
The citizens Of South Richmond
Including those Of the annexed sub
urbs. are earnestly requested to he
present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
MORALS SQUAD MAKES
ANOTHER ARREST

Sergeant johnson and Patrolmen
Sweet and Rertucci. -of the First Po-
lice Precinct, raided house al eel
North Seventeenth Street late last
night. They arrested Emma J. Ed
wards mddle-aged woman, on tho
charge Of running q disorderiy honaa
at that number.
A couple giving their names q. 4
r. Hicks and Annie Williams. who
were caught In the raid were locked
up at the First Precinct Station ON
the charge Of disorderiy conduct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

Been Boon TO Him.
Boston. Feb. 1s.---Archibaid Thomas,
of Upton. who was\afficted with lep-
rosy when boy ana has been at the
colony on Penikeae Island since 1909
being attended most of the time by
his mother, died yesterday with pneu-
monia.
Thomas was cut of from all partici-
patton of the affairs of the world, but
with the coming Of the wireless he
saw hopes for broader horixon In
his life, and 1t was said OF him that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

Justice John Jeter Crutchfieid was
reported very much improved last
night by his physician. DR.. Bassett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
The Weather

Washington. Feb. Weather fore
Z Cast NirEInis"~ ka4r- FRIDAY srsf~ prob-
ahls saturdas. Not much change ia
ss~eneratufes strong northeast wlnds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

Now tney say that they are bringing
liquor into West Virginia in puJnpkins
Pumpkins for pnmrkiHsheadA -
doubt N "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
NO DAMAGE IS DONE

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
GERMANY PREPARES

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
POLICE BOARD OFFERS

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
FIRM BUT FRIENDLY

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-22
Estate of GEORGE II. SKIDMORE
Order OF Notice Will.

Order OF Notice Will.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Man
chester. Is.
The Honorable PROBATE Court for As
Dtsfrtct Of .h1nclestsr:
To all persons interested In the estate Of
George II bkidmore late Of Arlington in
said District. GhBaTIne. 4
Alta Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within and for said District on the 9th day
Aprilf 1915. an instrument purportfHg to ~
the last VIII and Testament Of George H.
skidmore late Of Arlington In said Dis
trict. deceased. WAS presented TO the
Court Aforesaid. for Probate.
And 10 IL ordered by said Court that the
nth day Of April 1915. at the Probate Offles
In said Manchester. be assigned for proving
said instrument and that notice thereof 10
given to all persons concerned by pub
fishing this order thre. weeks success
lively In the Manchester Journal a pa Der
circulating IN that vicinity, in said District.
previous TO the time appointed.
TMHBEvoEE, you are hereby notified u
appear before said Court ~ the time aoG
place aforesaid. and contest the probate a
said VIII. II you have cause.
Given under my hand ct Manchester. n.
said nstr1et. this 9Th day OF A pri1. 1916.
81 Edward oRrYyIrH. Jsass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-22

who have CALLED horses he has the
most perfect cure that was ever
known. ady-i
A "box social" will be held ST the
Methodist Church parlors under the
auspices Of the Golden Hour Circle
and the Shield Bearers Class on
Thursday evening, April 22nd. The
proceeds are 70 be used toward the
purchase o. an individual communion
set for the church. Everyone is cor
daily invited.
The Manchester Ministers Ass0cia
ton will meet at the Congregational
parsonage in Dandy as the guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Mcintyre. Mon
day, April 26th. An interesting pro-
gram is assured. Members going by
train leave Manchester at 1927 a. m.
The presence Of every member of the
association is earnestly requested.
Joseph S. Brown, secretary.
The 30th annual convention Of she
Bennington County w. c. t. U. will
meet in the Congregational Church at
East Arlington on Friday morning,
April both, at $3.50 O'Clock. The even
ing session will be devoted to a medal
contest followed by an address by
Miss Lillian NJ. Phelps Of New York, a
well known and widely popular lectur-
er OF the National w. c. T. L. An adj
mission price of ten cents will be
charged.