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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-08
SECRET SOCIETIES.


WUuEFH FWUWuFTItlTIs
Pensacola Camp No. 1858 Modern
Woodmen of America meets second and
fourth Monday nights at ,. N, Wood
man Hall. corner Bayten and Romano
streets.
c. A. FULGHUM,
c. w. EGGART, Consul
Clerk.
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ARTEs1AN WELLS.

ARTESIAN wELLS-wiu put In wells
4 TO 10 inches diameter. any depth.
and guarantees water. Write for fuh IN
tondale. Fla. 15aDr6
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JOB AS PAINTED-Colored would pre-
fer to settle in Pensacola; references;
Al w sinton, NiIledgeville, Ca. ZJuly-S
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Automobile tail lamp. Reward
for return to Rauscher, "a West
Garden street. Sjuly3ts
LOST
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-Old rags and paper
If you have any old rags and old paper
send to A. Malino. VIII pay for the
next thirty days for clean rags 81. 25 per
hundred pounds; for old books and maya
zines Soc per 100 pounds. Special atten-
tion to country shippers. Highest prices
paid for metal, scrap iron and hides Ad-
dress A. NaEno, S11 E. Intendencia.
Phone 1873. 6july30t%
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TRIMMING.

TRTEATING-Au kinds of trimmings;
Automobile. buggy and baby carriages
at Fox's. 11june
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wANTED-work Of any kind by mar
rted. middle-aged man; hustler oo
most anything. Address A. B. h: Sa1 e
Journal 1tuly-f
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wANTED-Your Job Printing and orders
for Engraving of all kinds, calling
cards, wedding invitations. etc, MAyES
PRINTING CO.. "a West Government.
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AN OTD CTTIZEN, man OF family, 40
years a resident Of this city, good
habits, willing to work, and in need'
wants work Of some kind. Some expert
ence In newspaper work, also clerical,
VIII accent watchman's Job, and no
questions asked. Give me the work ana
you Ak the salary. Address Olo
Citizen i As East Church street. 50lun
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POSITION WANTED by thoroughly ex-
perienced commissary man; honest ana
strictly sober, good buyer and salesman.
Capable of managing a store. Young
enough to have energy and ambiuons
old enough to be seasoned with valuable
experience Plenty OF references that
wifi convince you that II honesty, int-
tiatfve and ability count, that am
your man. Address A-No. !, r. T, y:
No. /, Box IT, Atmore, Ala. SojuneI
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YOUNG LADY wants employment IN OF
flee by day or week; reasonable pay,
Address Stranger Care Journal. 1July-t
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LOST-One small, butt-headed brown
COW, about seven Cd years old, named
"Pet," and very gentle. Reward If re-
turned to Capt E. H. Putnam, corner
Reus and Gregory streets. Sjuly2
LosT-Gold Hunting case watch, initials
on case, z. Med. $4,000 reward II re-
turned to Lieut.. Mcdonnell, is w. Jack
son St. 11ulyt~
LOST-White pointer bitch, 35z years old,
liver and white head, name Queen.
Reward IL returned to Ed Reilly. 311 S.
Palafox street, 2SJune2W
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FOR SUREST
AND QUICKEST
RESULTS
RELP WANTEn-MALE.


u. s. GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS.
Men, women, IL or over. SIS month.
List of positions now obtainable, free.
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 5S-R, Rochester, n. Y. July5to6sep'
ANY intelligent person may earn .
good. steady income corresponding for
newspapers. We suggest the subjects.
No experience requird. Address Press
Correspondence Bureau, Washington, ID.
c. 5july7t'
WANTED-TraveIer in Florida. Age n
to so. Experience unnecessary. Salary,
commission and expense allowance to
right man. J. F. McBrady, Chicago.
2tulys
W -Booklxeeper: Shay locomotive
loader engineer; mfllwright; invoice
ter; Ibr. inspector, 800; sand pump engi-
neer, 800; gang fler and helper; store
clerk; track foreman, fiIer and foreman,
500; amateur winder. $3.50; stationary
engineer and other high class openings
Write Mack's, Little Rock, Ark. 2 julys
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WANTED-Any kind Of position by an
experienced clerk; temperate; can give
the best of references; small salary con-
sidered. Address UNEMPLOYED" care
Journal 2sjune7
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wANTED-Clocks to repair; guaranteed
to run or money refunded Work
called for and delivered. WITH c. Diffen-
derfer. The Jeweler. Phone 220s.
1smartf
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For SALE.


FOR SALE-F1ve- passenger Ford, good
as new, $500. L. W. Nelson, Thiesen
building. ajuly7
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WANTED.

WANTED-A two-seated surrey. .Ad-
dress Box ssa, Pensacola. 7julyS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
OF COL. BUFORD
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Was Hnrn nj HcI prc-. il tulprpcr
tonnt!-snr, wed 10y Four Gull
drcn aud TWO brothers.

Mrs. Mary Ross l:uror,l. widow Of
colonel 4 :. Euford. died .,t her resi-
dcncc. 49, WeSi Franklin street. -, /.
O'Clock last nigh; Of pneumonia. She mad
been i'll eleven DAYS
Mrs iiufcrd was born al Eel rres
Cutpopcr County. "u March -. lstS.
the daughter Of William y. Ross and
Elizabeth MAYO Ross She was mar
fi"i twice. her nrs, husband having
been Robert Quarlcs Strotl;,r. whom
81, married in So Sl,. was married
Z" colonel EuiorG in 1879.
Sh" j. survived ~ -four children
Mrs Frederick w. scott, \ S i:uford.
a., Mrs. I. y. Noting and William
hr>kinc Euiord. al! OF this city. and by
Nv" hrothcrs--Dr. t;corGc Ross. OF
richmond and Judge :rskinc Ross. Of
Los Angeles. Gal.
Tho funeral arvanacmcu,s VIII be an
u"rnccd later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
NAL 0NE SENDS IN REPORT
ON ITALIAN LINER CASE
it'> Opinion believed to lie rhnt Pres
rncc Of Gums Does Not Alter Chnr-
meter aS 1crci,u ntnun

WASHINGTON. January 7.-coliector
Maionc,S report Oh the Italian liner
giuseppe Verdi. which arrived at New
York Yesterday with two guns mounted.
WAS received to-day by the Treasury
department and forwarded to the state
department. without being made pub
Ne. Secretary Lansing probably win
ask the advice Of tho neutrality hoard
in tn" matter. Meantime. Tho ycs.ol
will h" held ~ New York.
II is understood Collector Malone.
neutrality investigators reported there
wcr" II" Italian navy a,iuncrs aboard
AMI that All ,h" members of tho crow
Wrrc regularly The cnllc.to,.a
opinion is understood TO bc tina, mo
pr"acncc Of the gums has moi altered
the NnrdiS character al - merchant,
man. Ills opinion. however 10 n,,
bidinc upon the state Department
which is understood to hook with di.
favor upon any merchant %htp on;criur
American port; with armament
Collector Malnn. came Ia Washing
ton to-day. and is expected 10 PERSONAL
~ supplement- his writtcn report Ia
the Treasury department ifc prob
ably viii sec president Wilson before
returning to New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
TUG IS LIBELED
Owners Of TANK Barge tiirrr Ihnt
Their Vessel WAS Wfllfuly thnn-
dOnrd In Gulf Of NrAi'o.

NORFOLK, VA. January I-tIicc-
Ing that their occsnGoing tank barge
Detroit had been willfully abandoned
y, sea with no lawful cNoGs" there
for" 'hc sugar Produces shipping
Company, Inc, began action I'm ad-
miralty in The United states District
Court to-day AGAINST the ,ug Daniel
Willard. asking for damages Il $4,000.
The tug was li3clcd in the harbor here
The lb.lants aliegc that the tug
set oit from Nc,r Orleans with IN"
barge in tow on December 10. bound
FOR Key West, and abandoned hcr IN
tow IN the Calf nf MEXICO. .oo miles
northwest Of Key West, on December
% The tug proceeded 10 Tampa. Tho
barge was picked up by ;hc Cuban
steamer Regina and towcd into iia
vana. where she was lihclcd !or sal
wage. harrington, bingham X Englar.
OF New York. and \. W. Wilcox. OF Nor
folk. arc proctors for tho libclnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
>ITl ALTON GRADE iIIN
GETTING. UNDER tONINOL

EAST YoUN,;SToWN. ol!Ic January
.\fjcr a night II l"otinS and arson
ut tin. hands Of a drunken mob. the
situation in East Youngstown WAS
gradually bein2 gotten under contro!
carly to-day. bui the authorities eX
pressed fear there would he another
outbreak at daylight. The fire. which
bat destroyed between forty ana fifty
buildings. was still raging, but ;kc
streets have partially cleared Of rioters.
aad tile ugc department had been
brought here from Youngstown to
combat the flames,
I'll. situation IS tense, however. aud
tcag j. expire sscd that rio,ing may bc
cSumed momcntarilN. For hours
crowds OF mcu crazcd wiki drink ran
through The streets. shattcring win
dows aud then tearing entire fronts
ont Of buildings. The rioters would
'h"u apply the torch. With the riot
inc At its height. Arthur Diser, city
solicitor Of East youngstown. or
Eanized II body OF citizens and armed
with rcvolvcrs. marched TO tho point
where he rioters had Just looted a
buildin-. The citizens fired q volley
over tho heads Of the rioters. who
returned The fire.
Dzer ordered his men 10 fire again,
his time pointing their weapons
pcirtblank nj the mob About half a
sticks. tho solicitor and his men wadca
INTO the rioters. using their clubs
frcclv ANA scattering them into groups.
These wcr" finally rounded up ana
loaded into various kinds Of vehicles
and t?licn 10 tho county jail Til"
streets were i'll this way partially
cleared 90 that the Youngstown Fire
Department could be brought in 10
fight Ike flames.
Nearly half "a hundred men were ar
rested aud taken To Jail. while others
We're loaded into wagons and taken 20
their homes. Many Of the men sr: :
fcrcd from cuts and bruises, tho re-
suit Of which according to the police.
WAS tho lighting among themselves.
According 10 reports. rioters forced
their way into the post office building.
compelled 4 man who was on duty ~
til" t'mc to open the safe ana the'
looted the place. The building was
later burned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
KELLER HELD BY CORONER
VIII Await Notion Of Grand Jur! on
Charge OF Numbering Former Husi-
ness Partner. Daniel J. NrNichol.

rlIILADELPIIIA. January Ed
ward Keller was day held BY the
coroner 10 await the action of the
grand jury on the charge of numbering
his former business associate. Daniel
i. McNichol, whose body was diScov-
cred buried in trunk in the cellar
OF an abandoned building formerly oc-
cupicd 10y Keller. Mr.. McNichol' g
death. according TO the testimony OF
tho coroncr's physician at tho inquest
to-day was caused by a bullet fred
into tho back OF his neck
Mr.. McNichol disappeared in March,
1914. but the body was not discovered
until Dcccmbcr -, 1913, when work
men cNcavating the cellar found the
trunk and IL" contents. Keller had
been engaged in the laundry business
at the site where the body was found.
Counsel for tho prisoner denied that
the body was that OF McNichol. and de-
clared that he intends to institute
habcas corpus proceedings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
ENGl AND PLANS TO BUY
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Prices NhicI, British Government u
Willing to Fay Made known
In London.

LONDON. January 1.--rhc prices ut
which the british government, is pre-
pared to buy American securities under
the securities mobilization scheme.
were made known to-day. Tho prices
include American Tcicphonc IL. per
cents Of 1929. ll3: Atchison general
mortgage per cents Of 1898. 30. Con-
vcrtihic J.. per cents OF 1888. i03 4.
Chesapeake and Ohio first mortgage )
per cents OF 1892. illi-i: chesapeake
ana Ohio general mortgage - per
cents OF 1872. aG -: Chesapeake and
OH" general mortgage convcr,iblc
81. per cents Of 1910. 92l-i, Eric
first prior lien per cents Of 1895. 50.
Eric general lien per cents Of 1896.
:? =: General Electric OF New York
> per cent dcbcnturo OF 1852. 10 -:
Louisville and Nashville unified per
cents OF 1910. =? IL: New York Cen
tr;l rcfunding ST." per cents Of 1927.
S. =: New York Central dchcntuvr
per cents OF 1854. - -" Northern
Pacific prior lion ( per cents ot 1927.
81 81 Pennsylvania Guaranteed IL:
per cents Of 1921. lo5 -: Heading gem
cral mortgage per cents OF 1921. IS ST.
''oh'h'iH iN'i"d? HrSt inoTNEHc" - per
cents OF loai, 107 IL: Southern Pacific
collateral trust per cents of 1919. 81:
Southern Pacific convertible per
cents of 1929. "a IL: Southern Pacific
convertible . per cents Of 1854. H.,
southern Pacific first rcfundiug per
cents of 1850. - 1t: United States steel
, second mortgage /. per cents nf 1868.
10? IL: Union Pacific mortgage land
grant pci cents of l9tI. lol IA: Union
Pacific first lien refundinr 1 per cents
Of ZOOS. % -: Union Pacific converti-
BILE per cents OF 1927. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICE

Mrs. Alice T., Catcn formerly the
local manager for roropathy and Ma
llpulatiTc surgery without the knifa
aud 10 medicine given through thn
stoln t"h. has left Tho CRY. and tho
n!ah"2,ncut has hccn taken up until
further notice. ~ pr. Arthur dc col
lard himself Nh communication and
,elcpnrn" calls will he attended 10 h.
Dr IL ccllard or the roropathy Nurse.
Miss Ida l(arlssom Address OF cal
'0s-lo-l:. nth floor. Lyric BUILDING.
Richmond Va. Telephone Madison
3l3S. Respectfully.
DR.. ARTHUR DE COLLARD.
Inventor OF noropathN. Manipulativa
surgery, Physical culture. Massage,
ctc,--A ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
EunernI OF !. II. Valentine.

The funeral Of John II, Valentine.
who died Yesterday morning a, 1880
o'clock. following long illness. viii
he conducted in the home this after
noon nj " o'clock, by Rev. Il. y. Smoot.
n -. pastor or Centenary Methodist
Church. assisted 10y til" Rev Samuel
II. r.mplcmai, pastor o: NorthSidc
baptist Church, !iighlamd Park. in
torment will he made III hollywood.
Following are those who Will act
as pallbcarcrs:
.\ctivc--A Melvin FlcGcnhcimcr, Peter
r. Murphy. NJ. II. Nunnally, X. T.. M
dcrson. j. +. DiGES, l;onnic l:ricl. w.
II. Thompson and =. u Cooke
HnrorarS-Robcrt Lccky. Frank L..
Licbcrmuth. y. X. Holdcrby, IL. l.. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
ARRANGEMENTS COMpi I:IrD
TO WELCOME DELEGATES

THE HAGUE. January tvia Lon
dom. Two hundred and ton members
OF the Ford peace expedition Will reach
Tho Hague at II O'Clock Saturday
morning Arrangements were com
welcome them.
Tho arrangements iuclud" public
meetings ON Monday and Tuesday in
tn" grand hall In tho geological Gar
dcnS. Tho attitude OF Tho Dutch au-
'horitics toward tn" party may he lie
scrihcd as hcncvolen,ly passive
Tho official standpoint. as laid down
TO til" Associated Press correspondent,
to-day BY high ministerial authority.
IS that Holland is a free country. and
Dutch law guarantees tho rjGh; of as
ScmblA without Interference unlcss
public order or morality is offended.
Hence the government does not sec tho
necessity of interfering with public
speeches BY members OF tho Ford party
IN favor Of peace. If they help toward
that end. SO much the better. although
the official world is not sanguinc in
this respect
The American legation to-day au-
'horiscd the following statement:
This legation will lie delighted 10
extend 10 tho Ford party as private
American citizens travelling abroad all
tn" courtesy 10 which they arc entitled.
Th.S VIII have the opportuujt. L. SOC
some Of the treasures Of Dutch paint
inG and architecture. ANA doubtless Will
have peaceful. instructive stay in
Holland IS American tourists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
NOT MANDATE OF DEMOCRATS
". 4. McCombs. National thnirmnn.
Discusses "Sccond-Tcrm Plank"
in baltimore Platform

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. January -
W. I McCombs chairman Of tho Ma
tonal Democratic Committee. declared
to-dat that the sccond-tc"m plank"
concerning the presidency was not a
mandat. OF the Baltimore convention.
ANA may he construed as either a
recommendation TO the candidate or a
recommendation TO procure the passing
Of a national constitutional amendment
Mi McGombs also appealed for i'm
mcG.:.t" naval ana military prepared
ness against possible encroachments
OF European powers after the Euro
nenn VAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
THIS COUNTRY ENJOYS
GREATEST PROSPERITY

trade and shall fan lack to a basis
which may fairly expect will be
larger than that before tho war. We
may Keep. i; We will the frs; place.
IT depends on ourselves. About il only
this ono thing can he Said with Ger
tatnty: This opportunity aud the pros
pcritl affected 10y II will he just what
we choose to max" il.
'Meanwhilc, other enterprises now in
n large part deferred by abnormal OK
port conditions viii come into life and
effect. There must be rcadiustmcn,s
from present conditions To future ones
tho stress of which viii depend upon
wisdom with which the present Is
utilized
'Hut there seems nothins tha;
threatens the continuance Of u general
prosperity based upon sound and well
understood cc"u3mic forces. oar mcr
chan; marine i, larger than IL ever has
been. aud IS growing. our CONNIE rc",
therefore, - in :rcasiugiy under our
own control. and We may hope. will
soon H.. free from the restrictions which
tho necessities Of those upon whom we
may have had TO depend for tho ear
ra-c OF our goods have imposed
upon H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
NO TRACE OF NUCKOLS
Police nahr TO Locate Wan h0 IL
Charged with Giving Had
Check.

Up 10 4 late hour last night the po-
lie" bad been unable to locate I. y.
Nuckols. lr.. who is charged with hav-
ing passed u bad check OH Murphy 3
Hotel Nuckols is said 10 bc tho son
Of = Richmond grocer. Of 100. st. John
street. instead Of being tho son OF a
Detroit advertiser he had represented
himself 10 hr. lie not only left tho city
with the had check behind. hut he
also left lis bride Of few days. Ills
VIE bcf"r" hcr marriage Was Mrs.
Estc'le Louise croharccr, a cashier at
MurphN's Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
HARDWARE MEN BANQUET
short Inlks on Progress ~ Uciuil
Trade Nndc bs scNcrnt
Members.

Tuc Ectail hardware Mcichunfs hs-
socia'ton 81 Richmond hrln its annual
lail4uct ~ MarrhN'" Hotel Thursday
night tn" occasion was on. % tho most
i sec. ssful In TIA. htS'pr, ~ the ursa MIA
ton. Following tho banquet abort
talks on tho progress o. hardware deal
,rs and general business conditions
were made ny !" number OF tho mem
bcrs Of the association. iniorc thos.
who spoke We're charles Vaughan, T.
Howell and j. W. Newton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
BRITISH SUBMARINE SUNK
Loss of Hoat on Coast Of Holland or
Hcinliy Apn0unrcd-Ncmbc of
Grew saved

LONDON. January 1-Thc sinking Of
British submarine off the coast Of
Holland was officially announced this
morning. The crew was saved
The admiralty statement says that
the submarine. the name OF which is
not given WAS sunk yesterday off the
Island OF TcNcl, the largest and most
southwcsterly Of the Tristan group.
The entire crew. numbering thirty
three. was rescued by the Dutch cruiser
Noord Erabant. and brought into the
Dutch port Of Ilcldcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
Ford Peace Party
Leaues Copenhagen
TRACES Through War Zone on
Special Train 10 Ike
Hague.

'OPENIIhGEN. January ,via Lon
don).--rhe Ford party left Copenhagen
to-day for The Hague on q spcclal
train FOR the passage OF which through
part oi the war zone permission has
been granted by Germany.
'ioiiahd ~ the last country IN Europe
which the part. will visit II ia en-
pcrieG that delegates from ii large
number Of neutral countries will @a,hcr
NJ Tho Hague FOR a pro,racicd pcacc
conferences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
.lIrS. Hottie i. lihh

Airs. l:cttic J. liibb. widow or II
I'ihh. Of Louisa County. died ycstc,
gay morning at 3.i1 o'clock M NJ
home. Sni East Grace street She w.
s"'ch,N -siH years old. The body ~,
hc taken to Frcdcricks Han. Lou;t
. "un'S' tomorrow morning for buri:
in the family huryiug ground
Mrs. l!ibD ia survived by iLrc. ~,
hrcn-- I. l;ihb. Mrs. J. *. can !,
Mrs ;. 6. Frcar. all of this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
Milc~ VI. Martin Appointed.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
WtSiiINGToN, January miles NJ.
Martin. 81 Richmond. former chairman
al tho city Democratic Committee. was
appointed United states attorney for
ti., district OF Porto Rico. He was first
given recess appointment, and Is now
pu The ISLAND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
Little Fighting Of Moment Occurs
Except in Russia and East Galicia

II Ntt:i'I in tusSiu aud East TIA
hnr,imc"t> mud snppin:: operations.
ENrn atnnG III" itussian front the
engagements at various points seem
IL have ics~rncd :rratl. in activity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

irii,r artiItcr. bonn bardmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

i'r"hnhi, the most -nnguInnr, en-
cnccmcnt has been nj tynrior.si>.
IN the Nolh.ninn SECTOR. where the
Nu>Sian> cinim To hn,c captured tho
town. Nicuun admits TINT the Mus
.,o,itcs took The cemetery TO tho
north OF tho town. hut says they
were driven out later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

Tho Turks report n continuation
OF artiiicr, lighting and bomb
throwing on tho Galiipoii rrninsuIa
mud the homhHrslmcnt of Turkish
positions b. uarships at the rnte"te
allies. Hu>sinnS TINT attacked tzer-
baiiRn. Persia. Rrc declared 10 have
been defeated with hcnN. losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

nninrinI aLNicrx from tthcns
arc Tint tho ronsuls or the Tcutonir
powers and their allies arrested re-
"cnti. nj Sai"niki have bcrn
leased. md TINT tho creek pevs-
papers declare TINT tho Greek gov
rrnmcnt ~ satisfied with this set
ticncnt of the controversy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

Morris. IL. W. nountrcc. A. NJ. Cove
Duke lutncN. Major Lewis Werner. ID |
\. l.. thurman. John ! crutchueld, Dd
}. w Henson. l.. L. Murphy. james n
Gordon. j. Kent Rawlcy. II. ScIdo
Taylor. Samuel Jacobs. j. L.. Cox. Jnson
Eutton and William G. Camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

Nirnnn reports success for the
>u~trinn> against tho MontcncErir.
ut various points. This Is contra-
dirtrd u. HontcnrGrin oHlciml
conn tion. which says that the
tustrinn> were everywhere repulsrd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

were inaniSrd In on the tuStro-
Italian line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

tn the line In Frnucr French
h"ml,urdWrnts of German positions
arc declared Il. Paris Ia hnNc proved
effective In The destruction OF tor
innn pn>t> aud The scattering nf
conveys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

bulgarian irreGular> and creek
."ndnrincs nrc said to have come
Into cuutnrt between pnNinnn aud
pop0> n>cl0.