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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
THOUSANDS TURNED
AWAY FROM TABERNACLE
Boston Wonderfully Stirred by Sum
day, Who Wages Fierce War on
Evil OF liquor Traffic.
FALL RIVER TO VOTE ON
PROHIBITION ON TUESDAY
Billy Addresses Big Dry Meeting
and Tells People He Will Fight Rum
Until Perdition Freezes Over and
VIII Then Buy Pair of Skates.

Boston. Mass. Dec. Billy Sunday
had his best weekday Of Boston's re-
vtval today. In the evening the tab
ernacle was crowded and thousands
were turned away. In the afternoon
there was the best attendance yet
about 10000. The trail-hitters for the
day numbered 1853. OF whom 22s
were in the afternoon.
The first test of Billy's fight here
against the demon rum will be in the
municipal election at Fail River next
Tuesday. The city votes then on the
liquor question under the local option
law. Today Billy and Rody were the
magnets at no-license rally that at
tracted 1000 to City Hall. Billy said
he would fight rum till hell froze over
and then he would buy pair OF
skates. The city is licensed now
Sin to Attend Rcvivnls.
The Pilot, official organ OF Cardinal
O'Conneil. publishes a warning to all
Catholics that they would commit a
sin by attending the Sunday revivals
The article said:
1T would appeaS that many peo-
pie, even Catholics. tabor under the
misapprehension that the exercises
now going on in the Huntington Tab
ernacie are not Protestant services
The fact that picturesque language Is
employed there or grotesque antics
INDUCED in does not change the es-
sential character Of these revival
meetings.
Moreover the Rev. Mr.. Sunday at
times permits himself to utter the
rankest sort OF heresies--not to en-
phasize expressions and manners of
speaking that are little short of bias
phemy. Let there be no mistake in
this matter. Catholics are not al
lowed to take paN in these revival
meetings and II they do so. they COM
init sim"
Al this afternoons revival Billy
made an attack on Germany for de-
porting Belgians.
The spectacular feature Of the
nights revival was a parade of a del
egation OF $50 from New Bedford.
They marched from the station to the
tabernacle. Billy preached tonight on
Repentance" He called attention to
some of the unChristian things which
are being said about the Tabernacle
and its work by people calling them
selves Christians"
Some Of the meanest, most deroga-
tory and most Infamous ISLANDERS" he
said. have fallen from people in the
church and they have never been born
of God. The miserable sinners"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
MISS RAMSAY IN ISLE
OF WIGHT MONDAY

After delivering an address on equal
suffrage at the Isle Of Wight Court
house on Monday afternoon, Miss Eu-
dora Ramsay will speak at the High
school at Smithheld tomorrow even
ing. Miss Ramsay will be introduced
by the Rev. Mr.. Dunnaway. pastor Of
the Baptist Church, and while in
Smithheld will be the guest of Mrs.
b. p. Gay.
On Thursday Miss Ramsay will
make suffrage address at the Acad-
envy In Waverly. where she Is to be
the guest OF Miss Grace West
Miss Ramsay spent Thanksgiving
with Miss May Camp. OF Franklin and
addressed a meeting in Franklin on
Saturday. She will probably address
the suffragists Of Petersburg on Fri
day or Saturday Of the present week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
TRADE WITH GERMANY
ALMOST NOTHING

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE results Of
the blockade by the allied nations is
SHOWN by figures on Americas foreign
trade. given out today by the Depart
nIent of Commerce Exports and i'm
ports between the United States and
Germany in October amounts to sS5.-
Az, compared with s2,7s3.405 in Oc-
tober, 1915. For the ten months ended
October the trade with Germany
amounted to s5.235.927. compared with
$4o,sT2.sss for the corresponding Pc
Rod of the previous year
An increase was noted. however, in
general foreign trade, the figures be-
ing s17s.s5S.730 for October against
I4e.172,72e for October. 1915: 5000
s33,3sS for the ten months ending Oc-
tober. against s1.451.267.515 for the
same period OF 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
THREE KILLED N
TROPHY EVENT
At Uniontown With Terribly
Fatal Results.

Uniontown, Pa. Dec. 2.-Three men
were killed and nearly a dozen per-
sons were injured. one of them prob
ably fatally. when the machine Of
Frank Calvin shot with lightning
speed into the press stand at Union
Speedway toward the end Of the uni
versal trophy automobile race today.
Calvin. GastonweigL his mechani-
clan. and Hughie Hughes were KILLED
instantly. The accident occurred dur
Ing the sixty-second lap Of the race
when Calvin lost control Of his ma
chine and crashed into the stend to-
ward which Hughes was walking
Herbert Smith. q Pittsburg newspaper
man. was caught in the splintering
timbers while others in the stand were
Knocked down BY the impact.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
PASSES REPORT OVER
BISHOP OtMMY'S HEAD
Alabama Conference Insists On Adopt
Ing Strong Series OF temperance
Resolutions.

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. 2.-Bishop
Collins Denny. presiding over the Ala
bama Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. today halted
the. reading OF the Temperance Com
mittee's report to warn the conference
against making request of legislators.
lest they should leave the realm Of
religious affairs and enter the realm Of
politics. The report was passed over
the head OF the bishop. Tho temper
ance report urged that all Represents
tives and Senators be called on to sup
port legislation closing the mails to
liquor advertising and urging their
support TO legislation for . dry District
Of Columbia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
IMAGINATIVE YOUTH
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Durham, N. c., Dec. 2.--Syivester
Gray, twenty-five, whose name two
years ago was heralded over the en-
tire United States as the Western
Union messenger boy who inherited
$4,000 from the father of his de-
ceased but unknown wife, today fled
suit for annulment of his marriage
to Mrs. Fannie Vickers. a widow Of
this city. Gray married Mrs. Wick
ers after he had been beseiged by
hundreds of letters from girls in
many States. proposing matrimony.
His fortune proved a myth In inter-
views published with his announce
ment Of the lucky inheritance, Gray
declared he would attend college and
prepare himself for a business career
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
CHICAGO SUCCEEDING
in FOOD BOYCOTT

Chicago, Dec. 2.-Boycotts on food
supplies are being marked with sue
cess In Chicago, members OF women's
civic organizations participating in
the food war" announced today.
II was pointed out that diminishing
prices OF butter. eggs and poultry can
be attributed in large measure to
the campaigns. A further fall m the
egg market was predicted by DR.. John
DIN Robertson. city health commits
sioner.s who said:
Il am looking for big smash in
the egg market. The boycott idea Is
spreading all over the country. and as
Chicago is the central egg market.
the refusal to buy is bound to have
big effect shortly"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
OIL. MAGNATES
CONDITION UNCHANGED

New York. Dec. Awhile the con-
dition of John =. Archbold, president
of the Standard oil Company, showed
slight Improvement this morning.
grave anxiety is felt for his recovery.
His secretary said Mr.. Archbold had
not passed a good night
There was consultation of doo-
tors at the Archbold home, in larry
town at noon, Special prescriptions
were sent from New York in the at
ternoon. At the house. it was said. the
condition of the oil magnate in the
afternoon remained the same.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
RAEMAEKERs PICTURES
PROHIBITED IN MADRID.

Madrid. Dec. 1.-The nrst exhibition
OF drawings by Raemaeker. the Bel
Eian artist. which Is being exploited
by the entente for propaganda pur-
poses has been prohibited here on the
ground that display Is viciously anti
German and the swetches Incompatible
with Spanish neutrality.
The controversy occasioned by the
incident resulted In duel between
two well-known professional men of
Madrid and professor named Gay
and Senior Hermida. in which the for
mer. who was accused of being pro-
German, was killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
URGES ARMISTICE
BEFORE CHRISTMAS

New York. Dec. 2-Secretary Ernest
Boehm, OF the Central Federal Union.
today issued a general appeal to or
ganized labor to urge on President
Wilson steps for an armistice between
the warning nations of Europe.
The call will go to 100000 mem
bers of the Federation of Labor. Four
hundred members OF Railway Brother
hoods and 100000 members of the
farmers unions among others. 1t fol-
lows the decisions OF the Central Fed
Grated Union to urge an arnistice be-
fore Christmas in order to pave tho
way for peace negotiations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
BRYAN IN TRAINING
FOR 1920 MARATHON

Washington. Dec. 2.--Political gos-
sip In Washington is busy following
the brief visit OF william J. Bryan to
the capital According to this gossip
he is putting himself in training for
ehe 1920 Democratic presidential nom
inatson. There Is much speculation
as 10 whether President Wilson Will
remain neutral in this contest Mr..
Bryan plans to keep his finger on the
pulse of both national and interna
tionai affairs according to a statement
he issued yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
VIRCINIANS TO CALL
ON WILSON FRIDAY

Washington Dec. 2.-President Will
son has tentatively accepted an invi-
tatien to address the Southern Com
mercial Congress at It's opening ses-
sion at Norfolk on December II. off,
Gals of the Congress announced here
today.
delegation Of virginians, includ-
Ing Governor Stuart, both Senators. all
the Virginia Congressman and the
Mayor Of Norfolk, will be received by
the President at the White House at
O'Clock next Friday afternoon, at
which time the invitation will be for
mally rendered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
BICHLORIDE CAUSES
ACCUSED WOMAN's DEATH.

Mobile. Ala. December Mrs. II.
L. Milton. of a prominent family of
Bowie, Okla. died here tonight as a
result of having taken bichloride of
mercury at local hotel here early in
the week when arrested on charges of
forgery preferred against her by Birm-
fngham detectives. The amount OBJ
tanned by Mrs. Milton was nine dollars.
it is said Mr. Milton says her hus-
band is the son of Chief Of Police Mil
ton, of Thomasville. Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
SAY THOUSANDS WERE
KILLED in EXPLOSION

Berlin, via Sayville. Dec. 1.-THE
Svenska Dagbladet states that in the
recent explosion at Archangel be-
tween 5000 and 5000 persons were
killed. The Russian official report
placed the dead at TOO. The Dag
bladet says three steamers were COM
pletely wrecked and six or seven
others badly damaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
ASKS TOTAL APPROPRIATION
OF 94eO,ODo FOR GAS WONl<Gs

Superintendent Knowles. OF the GN&s
works. has asked for y4s0.0a3.5t for CO
maintenance and operation for TIM
next year. In his estimate hled MN
tho Administrative Board he asks l4{
. payroll appropriation Of titl.aIes1f
~nd oil. 32os.ats. and street hshttn
31o,te0. " q!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03

London, Dec. AFTER a day OF
terror in Athens in which Vcni-
zciists fought royalists and Greek
troops fired upon entente forces
which had been landed, according
to Vice Admiral Du Fournet to
maintain order, a truce was ar
ranged.
King Constantine finally agreed TO
surrender the mountain guns de-
manded by the allies and the latter
exception OF small guard.
Greek Troops Open Fire.
Disturbances began as soon as the
allied troops were landed Greek
troops fred on the entente force
which occupied the Zappeion, while
reservists and venizelists exchanged
shots on the streets. A pitched battle
between the opposing Greek forces
occurred in Stadium Street. The cas-
ualties have not been ascertained but
II is known several civilians were
killed.
The Dutch and Spanish ministers
finally interviewed and induced tho
King to surrender the guns on condi-
ton that the entente withdraw the
troops. except three hundred left in
the Zappeion.
According to information from a
source close to the Greek government.
Admiral Du Fournet telephoned to
Premier Lambros suggesting an armis-
tice. which was effected after a confer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
Two Carranza Generals and
Sixteen Soldiers Put to Death
Near Torreon
'CARRANZISTAS MOVE
TO RETAKE CHIHUAHUA
Reported That Murguia and
Trevino Are Already on the
Outskirts of City With
Strong Forces

Laredo, Tex, Dec. "A band OF
one hundred Villistas held up train
between Torreon and Paredon. Mex
leo, murdered Generals de los Santers
and Caizedo and sixteen Carranza SOL
diers, clubbing the engineer to death,
and then robbed all the passengers,
mostly women.
This attack occurred on the after
noon of November 2S, according to
the story told by one Of the passen-
gers German, arriving here today.
When the train, which was COM
bination coal and passenger traih.
pulled into Italia. the Viilistas, who
were lying in wait, boarded 1t and
caught the CarranZa guard unpre-
pared. Before they knew what had
happened the two generals and the
sixteen soldiers were led out behind
the station and shot to death. the
bandits returned and made the fright
ened passengers give up their valu-
ables
The Villistas escaped into the noun
tains. and Carranxa soldiers sent in
pursuit were afraid to follow into the
mountains for fear of an ambuscade
and massacre.
AMERICAN GUNS ARE
TRAINED ON JUAREZ
Ell Paso. Texas, Dec. with
United States guns trained on Juarez
ready to open fire on the city. should
shells fall on this side OF the Rio
Grande in the attack which villa Is
expected momentarily to begin, the
exodus of American residents from
the city continues tonight. Rumors
are persistent here that General
Treyino ia dead He IL known to
have been wounded.
Refugees arriving from the vicinity
of Chihuahua City declare that the
six Americans who in chihuahua City
had been killed and that Charles
Ketteson, acting German vice-consul.
and Charles Elmendorf. German.
had been put to death by the bandits
orders.
According to reports given out here
today by Inspector OF Consuls Garcia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
Sharp Clash Between French
Marines and Greek Soldiery:
200 Casualties
CONSTANTINE'S PALACE
WAS UNDER FIRE
Dutch and Spanish Ministers
Intervene, Secure Armistice
and Persuade King to Com
ply With Demands

Athens, Dec. "a joint an
nouncemcnt was made at the
various entente embassies and le-
cations 1T 3 O'Clock this morning,
stating that Vice Admiral Du-
FOurnct had agreed to accept six
batteries Of mountain artillery, In
stead of ten, as was originally de-
mandcd. Upon their delivery the
announcement said, all questions
of the surrender OF other arma-
mcnt would be waived. The Greek
government, IL was stated, has
agrecd To the vice. admiraPs stipu-
lation and will Immediately deliver
the SIX batteries.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03
President Speaks.

President Wilson remained In New
York tonight to give a message to
tho nation on the significance OF the
illumination Of the Statue Of Liberty.
The occasion was dinner In his
honor Mt the Waldorf. The President
defined his conception OF liberty, anc
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28

War Lord of England. the three thing,
essential to the making OF an idea
soldier are, first. n clean. sound body
second a clean. clear mind and third
a Just sense of his dependence upor
God.
The speaker made very forceful m
plication of this ideal to the lines o,
the young students before him. u,
what he chose to call "a fifteen min
ute sermonet" he left lesson which
ought to help us In all the DAYS Il
come.
Mr.. Tally promised the boys n 80
ries OF talks TO be given In the near
future and we shall look forward Ia
his coming with real pleasure. We
trust that the other pastors In town
VIII remember that our doors stand
open to them and that they will
come TO see us soon and often. On,
chapel period is now from nine I
nine twenty In the morning.
r. O. A.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
offclAt NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS LEE
FANNlN MosElEY CALDWELL ROBERTSON WASHINGTON
AUSTIN COR URsuLiNE AvENuE), AND BRYAN STREETS.

H. T. Smith Secretary the City pursuance
% the City Council grading
eAng OF portions of the following streets.
That Lee Street be graded Wheeok
street. Street graded
OF Bryan Street
me West line Of WASHINGTON Street the
ven street from the West line OF Bryan Street
street; Robertson Street the
MOTIF line OF Austin tor Ursune Avenue) Washington
Austin Street ursuine Robertson Street
% ne East boundary line of the City Of Bryan
the installation of AM quite - ~ 49,
AND WHEREAS, after publication in the BRYAN Daily
newspaper published In Brazos County
Ays por and before the opening The Kaw Paw
ing company OF Topeka Kansas bid
M SAD work. and said contract Kaw Paving Com
AND WHEREAS Engineer of the CITY o prvan Texo
as MED written statement with City the city Of BRYAN
fexs to the for the grading and ryrg
portions OF Lee Street BRYAN Fnnn
VEST nn or Bryan Street
$3.50 u lne west line OF Washington H. T r
Oh Wheelock Street Robertson the North line ~
me or Austin Street Avenue) Washington Street
Auun street Tor Ursulne
North Inc pouhSay line the City Bryan Street from be
ip e Ialdwel Street to the property line. W inc
and WHEREAS according written
sne as to the improvements of aforesaid named ra
CIV Counc Of me gay OF September been approved bv he
~ , o lne CITY OF Bryan Texas cost of said ny e
1 , lee fannn Moseley Robertson Wasbn
On me neu ana Bryan Streets is s57577 1uS'h
portions and nnrov
properly owners and their ''esseu
ne maid f and travelling including and gnttsrs
au o IN I'VE 5 equal same TO
sald improvements accepanco on az aer the com
months from teI onths one in thirty and one IN sor
Against the City of Bryan s1941s27
written reno =, a.
and be iexas the the owners 30 h
& Robertson Washington Austin fou Lee fannin Nose
or parcel % aad e amounts contemplated be assessed and
ana foloue against each
easement OF Property Owners oadrn =, c OWL
~ Line OF sryan Street the Line on Ice street From
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
ALLEN ACADEMY CHAPEL TALK
Rev. c. T. TaIley, Speaker.

One of the strong influences nj
Hen Academy is the chapel talks
sery morning. Many an old Allen
scsngry boy has borne testimony
IN sffe fact that long after what he
mad learned In school about aIgebra.
history or Latin had become but a
rai.n memory. the impression made
upon MIN by these morning talks 70.
manned clear and strong.
II Is here that both teachers and
students get inspiration for the work
OF the day; Il ia here that we get
our vision cleared and our Ideals
Formed. Tho pastors OF bryan have
rendered the school willing and val
uable service In connection with this
chapel hour. The beloved and rover.
ed DIR. West, DIR. Butler. Glenn Flynn
and many others OF former years, not
20 mention those OF present time. are
held In grateful remembrance for
many an inspiring talk TO the Acad.
cmy boys. This little "Reminiscences
by way OF Introduction. brings me To
our chapel service on Wednesday
morning of this week. When the
school filed into chapel at nine o'clock
we were right glad TO see Rev. c. r.
Tally seated upon the platform AMI
fairly radiating from his genial per.
sonality. good will and magnetic force.
Mr.. Tally IL at his best when he ia
before an audience OF young men. He
has the happy faculty OF uniting wise
and mature thought with a youthful
spirit. He knows how to be boy and
man at the same time. hence he ap.
vcals to young men. on this occasion
he spoke Of the qualities Of a good
soldier taxing as a text some recently |
published words Of Lloyd George on
his subject. According 10 the great !
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
HEALTH OFFICERS
MEET IN AUSTIN
Second Annual Meeting Of City and
County Health Officers to Hold
Session at Austin.
tBy Associated press)

Austin. Texas. Sept. 2S.-city and
county health officers from all por
tons Of the State are In attendance
at the second annual meeting OF the
City and County Health Officers As.
ISOLATION. which began here today
for a two days convention. Tho adj.
dress OF welcome was delivered by II.
L. Vinson, president Of tho University
OF Texas. During ,oday's session Gov,
crnor James =. Ferguson delivered
an address on The Conservation o,
the Public Health" Prof W. y
Doughty. State superintendent Of pub
lie instruction II to deliver an ad
dress this afternoon and his subject
is Mutual Relations OF Health Au
thoritics and Public Schools" There
are other prominent speakers on The
program for tomorrow's session. DIR
W. II. Collins. State health officer
president Of the association, IL pre-.
siding
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
Price Ter Extra
MRS. WOOD WILL RETURN.

Mrs. Katherine Wood, who spen,
Tuesday and Wednesday in this city
with the Edge Dry Goods Company.
Will return here Friday tomorrow
for ono day only. Mrs. Wood Is show.
Ing the famous la Camille" corsets
II you failed to visit her the first Of
tn week you should avail yourself OF
the opportunity OF seeing her tomor.
row. as thlT will positively be her last
day In Bryan this season.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
Mr.. BlzzELL SERIOUSLY ILL.

Mrs. j. T. Hines received a letter
yesterday from her sister. Mrs. c. A.
Patterson. who was called to the bed.
side OF their brother. Mr.. J. A. Bizzeil.
at Quincy. Fla, on account OF his So
rious illness. stating that Mr.. Bizzell
was no better and that his condition
was very critical.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28

l have a few choice Rhode Island
Red ROSTERS for sale. These birds
are now seven months old and we're
bred from our blue ribbon winners at
the Bryan show held In January. 1916.
j. NJ. Sprekelmeyer, phone 33s.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
MAILING DELINQUENT NOTICES

The tax collectors office Ia busy
this week winding up the mailing Of
the delinquent tax notices. The list
this year called for moro than 100,
notices.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
NOTICE.

On October LIST will open n class
In voice In Prof. Reeds old studio In
Carnegie Library. All who wish TO
take. phone or see me and arrange
hours. tMiss) Louise Caldwell,
phone "a.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28

It's an easy matter to convince the
average woman that her husband Is
always right-except when he is or.
guing with her.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E--i50 acres. 2h miles
from Wellborn. at 81 per acre.
62h acres, miles from Bryan, at
81 per acre. ]. w. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28

Miss Mary Kaozcr is visiting In
New York and is a guest OF the Hotel
Martha Washington.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28

II takes a courageous man to allude
to n young widow as a peach" in
the presence OF his wife.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-28

He VINO believes that seeking Is be-
lieving is the one who gold brick
promoters like to do business with.