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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
COLLEGE I. N. {. A.
PLANS LECTURES
Dean E. Lawrence Smith
Will Give First Talk on
"What is Christianity"
MISS SPRINGER DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Sept. 25.-The Delaware
College Y NJ. c. A. has planned a
series Of Sunday meetings for Oc-
tober, November and December when
modern religious problems will be
discussed. The speakers at these
meetings will be as follows:
October Is. Dean E. Laurence Smith,
subject. What Is Christianity" Oc-
tober %. Dean Smith, Gambling; :"
ocober 29, Professor r. r. Pail
thorpe, What DO We Come To College
For" November 5, Professor Pail
thorpe. "Darwinian Evolution and
Christianity" November 10. Fred
erick J. Pohi, Things Essential and
Nom Essential About Jesus" Novem-
Der 10. Relations With God-Prayer; -
December 10. Dr. X. Roberts Green
field Poverty. Is II Incurable:'
December II. DR.. George S. Counts.
Origins OF Religion" January 7, Dr.
Counts, Social Treatment of Crime; :"
January Il. Dean Allan R. Cullimore,
Business As Social Service Janu-
airy n. Or. Samuel G. Mitchell.
"Christ's Place in a College Edu-
cation"
Miss Annie r. Springer died at her
home on Quality Hill yesterday morn
ing. after a long illness. The deceased
and her sister, Miss Margaret
Springer, lived in new home that
they had erected two years ago. Mrs.
Thomas Davis. of Wilmington, is a
sister of the deceased.
Miss Louise Lower, OF Albuquer-
que n NJ. has been the guest of Mrs.
Annie Moore. Miss Lower formerly
lived in Newark.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
o. r. WRIGHT DEAD.

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Sept. 25.-Ollie
r. Wright died at his home in Hur-
lock yesterday. Mr.. Wright was for
many years q prominent figure in Re-
publican politics. He served a term
as county commissioner and was
president OF the Board of County
Commissioners for Don chester county
during the year 1908 and 1909.
Mr.. Wright was engaged IN farm
ing and canning tomatoes. He Is
survived by a daughter Mrs. Ernest
Hurlock. OF Hurlock).
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
rHuRspAY. DONATION DAY.

Thursday has been designated as
the annual donation day at the Lay
ton Home for Aged Women, Thirty
fifth and Market streets. Donations
Of any kind will be gratefully receiv-
ed and may be sent to Mrs. Annie
Kenward. No. IA Tatnall street, or
Mrs Samuel Henry, No. 21i West
Eleventh street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
ESCAPES DEATH BY GAS.

Overcome by illuminating gas in
the home OF Samuel S. Santmyers,
No. 903 Vandever avenue early Sat
urday morning. Howard Ellis, aged 10
years. OF Greenbackville, Va, was al
most aaphyxiated. The young man
was removed to the Delaware Hospi-
tai in the Phoenix ambulance where
he was revived.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE.

The first autumn meeting OF the
Wilmington High School Alumnae As
ISOLATION will be held tonight at the
High School. Miss Edith Bakey. pres
ident. will preside. She is anxious
to have a large attendance. as the
plans for the winter work Of the as
sociation will be discussed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
EPMORTH LEAGrR SOCIAL.

Members of the Epworth League OF
Grace Meth Nst Episcopal Church
will hold an Indoor Track Meet" on
next Friday night. The Standard
Bearers of the same church will hold
their opening meeting at the home
OF Florence Kniffen. Holly Oak. on
Saturday afternoon, September 80.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25

Look among the want Ads TO-DAY
and see II tue very plsce for you -
not advertised as needing a chauffeur
and. II not why run q Want I'd OF
your own and tell the owners that you
are IN the market now anc Won Will
coon ne fixed for the entire auto sea
snn ADV.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
HORSE FALLS DEAD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Sept. ga horse be-
longing to a West Dover farmer, while
being driven around the Dover Green
on Saturday evening, fell dead from
heart trouble.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
nEIAwARE MOTORISTS 10 MEET

A special meeting of the Delaware
Automobile Association will be held
at SIS O'Clock tonight at the Hotel
dupont. Proposed amendments to the
bylaws will be acted upon and other
important business will be consid-
cred.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
CYNTHIA HELPERS no MEET.

Members of the Cynthia Helpers
Branch. Delaware Sunshine Socicy.
will meet on Tuesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Dixon. 1903 West
Eighth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25
ST. PAUL'S CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference Of ST.
Paurs NJ. r. Church, which was to
have been held on Wednesday night.
has been deferred until Thursday
night, following the Clase reception.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25

Your position is calling to you to-
day in the Want columns. Heed the
call of oportunity.-Ad
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-25

II the Want Ads did not do their
work well. they would not be so gen.
orally acceDted.-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
RUSSIANS DEFEAT BULGARS
IN FIRST CLASH; ADVANCE
ON CARPATHIAN FRONT

PETROGRAD, Sept. 5.
The first clash between Russian and Bull
garian troops on Rumanian soil took place
on Monday and resulted in a success for
the Russians, the War Offce announced
today
Russian forces fighting in the Car
pathians have captured more heights from
their Austro- Hungarian and German de-
tenders
In the region Of Vladimir Volynski, In
Volhyna, and oil the upper Sereth, between
August 81 and September 2 the Russians
captured ll5 officers, ASIA men and 35 ma
chine guns, the official communication says.
The complete text of the report follows:
In the direction Of Vladimir Volyn-
ski and the upper Sereth River, be-
tween August 81 and September 2, we
captured ll5 officers, ASIA men. 8 can
non, 35 machine guns and 4 mine
throwers. In the district of the wooded
Carpathans we have captured more
heights.
The first encounter between Russian
cavalry and Bulgarian cavalry took
place on Monday IN pobrudja province.
Bulgarian outpost was annhilated
and an officer was captured.
Caucasus front-Night attacks by
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PRINCE LEOPOLD OF BAVARIA
SAYS RUSSO-RUMANIANS CAN
NEVER BREAK TEUTON LINES

HEADQUARTERS OF PRINCE Leo
POLD OF BAVARIA. Austro-Germnn
Front Sept. s. - The combined power OF
the Russian and Rumanlan armies will be
unable to break the Austro German lines
I'm the east, Prince Leopold OF Bavaria.
Commander-n-Chief of the central Austro-
German armies in the east declared today.
This section of the front, as well as
the whole eastern battle line. Is impreg-
nable." said the Bavarian commander
''The Russians are brave. They advance
in thlck masses. But they suffer gruesome
losses and cannot break through"
Replying to a query as TO what effect
Rumania's entrance Into the war will have
on the Allies. Prince Leopold stepped closer
TO the correspondent and said with en-
thusiasm:
THE Rumanlans have brought them
selves into bad situation. They will get
some unsupported blows yet. Yes. there
will be blows as well for those who might
follow their example"
Other officers along this front expressed
similar views The appearance of n new
enemy has not shaken their confidence in a
final victory.
Prince Leopold, though 10 years of age,
is robust and In perfect health He takes
a swim daily and lndulges in steeple-chas-
ing TO keep in trim.
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RUSSIAN PRESSURE on FOES
RIGHT WING IN GALICIA WINS;
TEUT0NS UNABLE TO RESIST

LONDON Sept 5.--The Russian often
sive in Galica continues 10 win. Yester-
days official reports indicate that the pres
sure on Won Bothmer's forces along the
upper Zlota Lipa Is steadily increasing
The fiercest fighting is south of Brzezany,
on the Austrians right flank The Russians
smashed through the enemy's lines yester-
day. crossed the Thenlovka River, a west
ern tributary of the zota Lipa, and over
whelmed strong position on the northern
bank. In these operations LetchltslSys
troops captured 272I prisoners
Apparently the Austrlans. however they
may be stiifened by German and Turkish
troops and officers are no better able to
stand the sharp blows OF the Russian ham
mer than in late spring and early summer.
1t is not so much the territory won by the
Russians that shows this as the enormous
number of prisoners Between Thursday
and Sunday, 1906 fell to BTussiloff's army
alone, according TO Petrograd.
On the northern rim Of the Lemberg arc
the Russian pressure is also continuing.
particularly between zborow and Zlochoff,
but counter-attacks enabled the Teutons TO
cling to their lines today. South of the
Stokhod. in the vicinity OF Vladimir Volyn-
ski desperate battles are in progress, the
outcome Of which is still in doubt.
Last night German statement says:
Prince Leopolds front: Repeated
Russian efforts west and southwest of
Lutsk resulted in complete failure.
North of Zborow our troops maintained
the reconquered ground against sew
eral strong Russian attacks
Front of Archduke Charles: East
and southeast of Brzezany the battle
continues. Local Russian successes
generally were unbalanced by our
counter-attacks. The clearing of some
trenches is yet in progress. Tn the
CarpathIans fighting continues south
OF Zielona. Russian attacks southwest
OF Zabie in the Magura sector and
north of Doinaratra failed.
The Austrian report of last Sunday
reads:
Southeast OF Brzezany yesterday
several Russian advances failed. To-
day Sunday the enemy began a new
attack.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
GIL AUSTRIAG BATTUTI
DALE FORE HALIAM
SUL'ALPIEN ALBANIA
poreaOlieri Territorial At
traversano il voiuzza e Prem
dono Due villaggi ed il
Monte Gradist
IN GREC1A E IN RUMANlA

ROMA 3 Settembre.
r., d,r,qibiIe militare italiano ma III
80. Ivasin PIccolo, la cittadihe p,
oinaie deII,Isola di Lussin. sulla cos,a .d.o &c A,
n,ats settentrionaie, ad una cinqua"''i'"
miglia appena da Fiume' .,.,5o
n N,,nistero della Marina annunciahI,o ~
II ro,d comni,ito dal dirigibile dice enc iS
ho,nbe banno causato damn H.v.u,,,a HvIs,,,,, -
TussIn Piccolo era usata dasi aus,, sy.aisa
come base di operazione coh'r'
specialmente per slluranu
Men,re sulla fronte alpha hanno respin.o in.o
lin yiolento attacco austriaco conro Ie -
nosjzioni del Monte Cauriol, ia cur I''' lii
riano eli approcci ALA grande strada uei,e
noion,iti nei tratto Predazzo-Cavalese' Ie
forze jtaliane operanti nell'Albanla NANNY
otfrayersato II fiume Noiuzza al e5t III
VaIona g ST sono impadroniti di due Nillass'
Q dI un monte Questo annuncola utl coi,'u
nicato del Ninisteroe della Guerra puuuli
cato oui ierl sera. Ecco II testo del conuh-
cato:
Nella siornata di Teri nella Val oil
Iienme (yaIle dell'AvistO) II nemlco
ayendo ricevuto rinforzi, dopo una IN
iensa preparazione di artglieria, opero
due vioIenti attacchi contro lie nostre
posizioni d Monte Cauriol Gll attaccHi
furono arrestati prontamente dal nostro
fuoco POGO dopo IL nemico NehiVa
yigorosamente contrattaccato ala baio-
Meta q subiya gravi perdite. Sui resto
della fronte 81 sono avute soltanto
asioni di artiglierla.
In Albania sabato scorso alcuni re-
parti dl bersagleri diterrltorialt ese-
gurono una incursione sulle llnee
nemiche sula riva destra della vol
uzza. I territorial attraversarono IL
fiume mel tratto fra Soeffi Regepal
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RUSSIANS SWEEP on ALONG
CAUCASUS FRONT; TAKE 54S
MORE OTTOMAN PRISONERS

PETROGRAD. Sept 8. The Russian
army of the Caucasus has made further
progress, the War Office reports, pushing
forward south of the River Elleu In the
region Of Ognott 54S Turks were captured.
BERLIN Sept 5--An official statement
issued by the Turkish Army Headquarters
under date of September 1 says:
Caucasian front: our right wing,
after terminating yesterdays opera
tions. made more prisoners In the
sector Of Ognott a hostile attack was
repulsed. The enemy suffered losses.
one lieutenant and soldiers who were
taken prisoner declared that the Eff
teenth Regiment OF the Fourth Dlvi-
sion of Caucasian rinemen, In conse-
quence of the abortlve attacks on Au-
gust H. lost three-quarters of it's
strength and that other regiments had
still heavier losses
In the center detachments of our
troops raided the hostile trenches. They
entered some OF them and destroyed
four field guns, They also brought back
A prisoners and some artillery horses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
Striker Held for Beating Worker

John Chuch, 23 years old, 1902 Fillmore
street, and Joseph Nowitch, SS years old.
705 Central avenue. both of Camden, were
held In $500 bail for court by Recorder
Stackhouse in Camden today for assault
and battery on Michael Yunish. 1928 Fill
more street. The three men were employed
at the New York Shlpbulding Company
until two months ago. when a strike was
declared. Yunish went back to work last
week, and after his days work went into
a saloon. There he met the other two
men. who, hearing that he had returned
tn work. invited him outside and beat him
up" The New York Shipbullding Company
has determined to break this practice up and
said It intended TO prosecute all such cases
A lawyer employed by it prosecuted the
ing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05

costed n woman. but declared he did not
remember anything about the affair. He
was held for assault and battery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
VILLA, WITH 700 MEN,
THREATENS PERSHING
Bandit Chief Cuts Mexican Rail
road and Approaches Punitive
Expedition Outposts

Ell PASO, Sept 5.--The. Mexican Cen.
trail Railway, connecting Chihuahua city
with the border. was cut during the night
Mt a point near villa Ahumada. 20 miles
south Of the border. villa followers are
blamed for the destruction. Carranza rail-
way authorities in Juarez have not learned
the fun extent of the damage.
At last reports Villas main body of 700
was within marching distance of Nami
uuipa, once General Pershing's headquar.
ters and now the nearest community to the
southern advance posts of the punitive ex.
pedtion. The bandits are within 80 miles
OF Pershing's southern outposts
DE facto Government authorities across
the river are fearful that villa will reach
an ammunition cache IN the neghborhood
of NamiqupR.
1t is reported that the bandit leader IL
short of ammunition and is making his
way northward TO get cartridges buried in
the hills near there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
ITALIANS CROSS VOYUSA, EAST
OF AVLONA, AND CAPTURE TWO
VILLAGES FROM AUSTRIANS

ROME. Sept. 8. - Italian troops have
made additional successes In Albania, cast
Of Avlona, says an official statement given
out last night The village OF Kuta and
Drjzar have been occupied and Monte Grad
list has been taken.
Later, the statement says. the Italians
retired TO the right bank of Voyusa, having
accomplished their object. The text fol-
lows:
Yesterday in the Flemme Valley the
enemy. having received reinforcements.
after an intense artillery preparation,
launched two violent attacks against
our new positions on Monte Gauriol.
They were stopped each thre by our
fire and eventually were dhDersed with
heavy loss by counter-au:ck with the
bayonet on the remainder OF the front
the artillery was active.
Albania.-On Saturday detachments
of bersagleri and territorials made a
raid pn the right bank OF the Voyusa.
The territorias crossed the river be-
tween SOeffi and Regepai, talking the
village Of Kuta after severe fighting.
Meantime the bersaglieri occupied the
Drzar and took Monte Gradist, re-
pelling violent counter-attaclts. Dur
ing the evening the troops having
achieved their object, returned to the
right bank OF the Voyusa.
One bsrsaglieri detachment remained
undisturbed on Monte Trubes until Sun
day afternoon, returning subsequently
to our lines We took % Austrians
prisoners and captured much material
BERLIN, Sept 5.-The Austrian official
report concerning the Italian war theater
says:
on the coastand front moderate
artillery duels occur
In the Ploecker sector. after an at
tack was repulsed by our troops. the
artillery activity was revived after a .
period OF quiet On the front i'm the
southern Fiemme Valley hostile at
tacks against Col Torondo and Monte
Caurio failed.
Southwestern War Theater-East of
Aylona Italian forces again crossed the
Noyusa. The greater part of these
troops already had been repulsed yes
terday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
WHITES AND NEGROES FIGHT
Another Outbreak of Ill Feeling in
Northwest Philadelphia

Two white men and two negroes were In
Jured, one OF them suffering fractured
skull, IN a fight at Twenty-second street
and Ridge avenue at O'Clock this morn
ing. The menafought for half hour with
pistols, fists and stones until they were
subdued by the police
The injured are in ST. Joseph's Hospital.
They are Thomas G. Adams Eighteenth
and Poplar streets; Harry Ford, Twentieth
and Seybert streets Philip Hughes. a negro
OF Nineteenth and Vineyard streets, and
Hugh j. Pemberton, another negro living
In the same neighbOrhood. Several negresses
who witnessed the fight were held in bail
till the injured recover.
The cause OF the disturbance was III
feeling between the whites and blacks In
that section existing for several months. A
similar battle occurred at the same place
several weeks ago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
WOMAN ATTACKED IN PARK
Alleged Assailant Held After Conductor
Goes to Rescue

Andrew Massere. 30 years. Of 72S South
Sixth street was held under $500 bail by
Magistrate Harris today. accused of having
attacked Mrs Mary Cluett, of 1921 Creigh-
ton street. in Fairmount Park last night.
Mrs Cluett. returning to her home, was
walking along Parkside avenue at Forty
fourth street when man, whom she iden-
titles as Massere, accosted her and at
tempted TO drag her into the Park. Michael
Abrams of 534 North Forty-fourth street.
conductor on the Ffty-second street
line. heard Mrs. Cluett scream and ran
TO her assistance The man fled into
the Park. Abrams found coat on the
attacked. He assisted Mrs. Cuett to n
place of safety and then boarded his car.
At F'ifty-second street he saw Massere with
out coat. He called Policeman Smith and
the man was arrested.
At the hearing he admitted having ac-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05

impadronendosi, dopo un vyol.-s.
battimento. del viliaggio di K,s% p.a
tempo, medesimo l bersagIier, -. ~
tavano Drizar ed occupavano .slua.
Gradist respingendo violentt .aont
tacchi da parte degli austrlaci elN
sera lie nostre truppe, avendo fas.n,eh
II loro obiettivo, ritornarono sniis als
sinistra del fiume. 'S ~
Tn reparto di bersaglieri r,,,.
disturbato sui Monte Trubes AZ y
pomeriggio di domenica ouanda
ritorno allie nostre linee. MOI fao..l'e ~
prigionieri "a abstract cattvr..ou'M
motto materiale di guerra. 1ond
I'm telegramma da Atene dice ch.
consiglio di ministri straortiinario ~. N 4
luogo mel pomeriggio di ieri sotto - ~
denza di zaimis duro' quasi tutta i. pia
II gabinetto greco ha deciso dl noi4
la guerra ALA Bulgaria. nsf'A
Con raccettazione da parte de,. =.
ed incondizionstamente, dI tutta yS'e1i
nande presentate dalle poten,,
ouadrupllce 1ntesa, sembra che ros,.IaA w
balcanico 81 sia chiarlto molto M.
gramma da Atene dice che Ia cs.a,. 'e'
fatto ogni preparativo per entra.s
guerra fianco degli alleati del,,-s.sl ~
ii presidente del Consiglio Aia,.nu'.s
Zaimis, ha assunto poteri dl quasi d1,..s
ed II re Venlzelos non hanno ni,,, i'a''' y
I'm capitolo. II famigerato baror. "
Schenk O. state arrestato dale ~ v
alleate ed e. ora prigioniero a bordo a, 2
nave da guerra dellTntesra.
Zaimis ha proceduto allo soios,,,..
della Camera del Deputati fatta slsa.a
dal re quando resercito era mobll,ts,ds
L'intervento della Grecia nella o.,
europea e. affare che ora riguarda le nos..l
dellIntesa. Sc queste crederanno ~. ,
Grecla potra' dar loro aiuti ed esse no,s..l
compensate senza danneggiare eli In,.,..
loro proprii, la Grecia interverra'. ~.
stara' quieta. Insomnia essa e. cotsr,..
mente agli ordlni degli alleatl Pas.
fatti che parecchle potenze delrIntesa N.
gano che tutto quello che 81 v,iole n,
Grecia e. una benevola neutralita'. =
Da informazioni giunte qul ST apr,..,
che un corpo di spedizione russo e. sba,..
In Rumania da trasporti partiti da OA,,,
Questo corpo 81 unlra' allie truppe r,rn,
che combatteranno contro la Bulgaria
Da Sofia giunge notizia che e. stato n.
cialmente annupciato cola che lie trus
hanno occupato Il 4
borgato rumene di Curtbunar ed Az
bunar. ! bulBaro -tedeschi 81 sono mi,
per una diecina di miglia in territorIo ,
memo nella regione di Sllistria.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05

PARIS, Sept. B.
In a driving rainstorm and amidst
thunderous gusts Of artillery fire the Ger
mans launched an effort to win back some
Of the ground lost to the Allies in the
battles that developed on Monday, but all
the assaults were repused, the French War
Office announced today.
South Of the Somme. in the region Of
Soyecourt and Chilly. both Of which villages
were captured by the French yesterday, the
Germans attacked vigorously, but were re-
pulsed with heavy losses
while the German guns were busy
throughout the night, the French were hard
at work consolidating their new positions
won over n twelve and one-half mile front
from Barieux to a point near Chaulnes.
This is the farthest south the French
offensive on the Somme has yet extended
since the Allies began their big push on the
first Of July
North Of the somme the Germans
counter-attacked at Forest and on the
western outskirts Of Combles. where the
French gained a footing on Sunday, but
these assaults also broke down with heavy
losses under the French fire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
BRITISH TROOPS FORGE AHEAD
ALONG THE SOMME RIVER

the Turks near Erzingan were re-
pulsed. Fierce fighting has developed
near Ognot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05
LA TOILETTE FIGHTS TO HOLD
PLACE IN WISCONSIN PRIMARY
Democrats Hope Republican fractional
Fight Will Help Them

MILWAUKEE,. Sept s. - Wisconsin
voters weeded out the summer crop or
politicians at the primary today
The greatest interest eentered in the run
between Senator La Toilette, radical, and
Malcolm G.. Jeffris, conservative for the
Republican senatorial nomination.
William f. Wolfe. of La Crosse, is the
Democratic nominee for Senator without
opposition The Democrats hope to place
another member OF their fold with Senator
Paul o. Husting through the Republican
split. Governor Phillip Republican con-
seryatiye. Is a candidates for renomination.
He is opposed by William ii, Hatton OF the
La Toilette faction OF the Progressives
and former Governor McCoyern. who has
been attempting TO build up a progressive
organization Of his own. Burt Williams
Of Madison. Is the Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, picked a. . conference OF leaders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-05

Continued from Pace Ono.
spent in organizing the newly won ground
against counter-attacks.
on the northeastern front Of verdun the
night was generally calm, the French taxi
ing 80 prisoners In local encounters. South
east Of Thaumont a small German attack
failed.