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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
JUDGE WAD1|LL HEARS
"APPAk' PRIZE VESSEL
CONTROVERSY At NOON
Case Involves Intricate Points Of Sa-
sional and International Aw-Gcr.
mans Captured Ship From English
Crew.

The question of jurisdiction in the
case of the English ship .Appau,.,
which was captured by the German
raider Moewe and brought to Norfolk
as prize. win be argued before judge
waddili In the United States District
Court at noon today. The case in
wolves international law as well rs the
naval laws OF the United States 1t Is
one OF the most important legal uues-
tions that has been brought to this
attention of United States court since
the European war began.
Those who recall the case will re-
member that several weeks ago the
Collectors ONCE. the United States
Marshal's office and the German Of
ficer were all engaged in sort Of tri-
cornered controversy as to the rights
OF the Germans to claim the prize At
this. port, an well as the respective
duties OF the COLLECTORS ONCE and the
MarshaI.s ONCE. Tho matter was re-
ferred 10 washington. The compit "a
ton came as the result Of the Eng
lish owners OF the ship instituting libel
proceedings.
Prominent attorneys from virginia
and washington were called into the
case and the hearing today Ii expected
10 bring out many interesting points
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07

Great interest and enthusiasm lie
already being manifested all over
Richmond In the coming simultaneous
evangelistic campaign. which In TO be-
gin on next Sunday morning
The week of prayer began on yes
terday. Several hundred cottage
prayer meetings were held all over
the city last night and were largely
attended. These home meetings will
be held again tonight, and also on
Thursday and Friday nights Regu-
lar prayer services will be held tn all
churches tomorrow night when II 10
thought record-breaking attendance
win be recorded.
While the cottage prayer meetings
have been arranged by the local
churches. they will be attended rc-
gardless of church affiiiation. They
have been 50 arranged that every Sec
ton Of the city will be covered. From
ono to fifteen cottage meetings will
be conducted each night by all the
churches represented In this great
religious campaign.
Thousands Are Praying For Meeting.
In addition to these public meet
ings, there are thousands OF earnest,
consecrated church members In all
the Richmond churches who are
praying daily In their homes and
places OF business that Gods rich
est blessing may be upon this move-
ment.
A remarkable meeting was held on
yesterday in the Central r. NJ. c. a.
building. when about eighty Rich
mond ministers met for a special half
hour service Of song and prayer in
the interest OF the coming campaign.
The service was one Of great power
The ministers present were very en-
thusiastic as TO the prospects Of the
campaign, and expressed themselves
as OF the opinion that the greatest
good would come as result OF this
united effort to energize and vitalixe
the religious life OF the entire city.
The service was led by the Rev.
DR.. l. T. Wilson. OF the Grace-Street
Baptist Church. who is also tsfesi-
singing the old. familiar hymn,
"stand Up. Stand Up for Jesus, fer.
vent prayers were offered by the Rev.
hrs. Russell Cecil, +. A. Smoot, w.
IN. Ball. J. r. Fair and George w.
Kemper. Many requests were then
made for special prayer. after which
| 4 large number OF voluntary sentence
prayers were offered. closing with the
singing OF Nearer, My God, to Thee
ana special prayer py the fScv. 1t.
II. ]. Wicker. The entire service WA
/ Of ! very helpful nature and a spien-
aid opening for the week OF prayer |"
Grcat Interest Manifested.
The reports received from the reg
MAR church services on Sunday In
dicated = large increased attendance
In all congregations, and much IN
terest manifested In the work OF the
coming campaign.
The various committees Of the
campaign viii be busiiy engaged this
week fiji kettinK everything In readI-
ness for the opening OF the meetings
Ion next Sunday morning. The print
~ matter TO he used by all tho
churchee will b. ready for distribu-
tion today OK tomorrow. and CAN W
secured NJ campaign headauarterM
which have heen opened ON the third
$50 x<xSsssk 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
.STREET-cAR STRIKE
HAS Been CALLED OFF
washington Trouble VIII BE Settled
BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
sfce To-day.

Washington. March e.-The strike
OF the Washington street car con-
ductors and motormen, which tied
up traffic last night and today. was
called off at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
1t was agreed to submit the contro-
versy to committee representing
the strikers. the companies. and In
the event OF failure to agree, to sub
init the matter to a board OF arbi-
tration, composed Of three men. one
to be named by the men, one by the
companies, and these two to select
the third member.
Street car service in Washington.
however, will not be restored until to-
morrow morning. for It was arranged
that the companies would issue an
order permitting the motormen and
conductors who have been running
such cars as have operated to attend
a meeting tonight in Convention Hall.
at which the men viii select the con-
ference committee members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
PETERSBURG NEGRO
KILLS ANOTHER
Especial 10 The richmond virgfnian.

Especial to The Richmond virgfnian.
Petersburg. Va. March s.--E'loyd
Holmes. colored. VAS instantly killed
by Robert Croker. colored. at a house
on Low Street this evening following a
difficulty between the two, Holmes
was shot four times with a thirty-two
calibre Colt revolver. each bullet TAX
ing effect. three I'm the back and one
In tho head of the victim.
Croker is one OF four notorious
brothers. two OF whom are serving
time in the penitentiary. one for wife
murder and another for malicious
cutting. A third was tried for murder
IN Norfolk last August and acquitted
on plea OF self-defense. After shoot
ing Holmes tonight. Croker fired q
bullet through his own hand and
claimed that 1t was done by the dead
man. but Holmes revolver was found
In his pocket and had not been fired.
Croker was arrested immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
Funeral of George W. Turner.

Funeral services for George w.
Turner, who died Sunday afternoon
at 3:i5 o'clock. will be conducted this
afternoon at o'clock in the home,
22o2 East Broad Street. Besides a
widow. he leaves one daughter. Miss
Ruth Turner. and two sons. William
NJ and G. Ernest Turner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
FIRST TRAIN OF RECORD
SHIPMENT COMING EAST

Chicago, March 6.-The first train
load of what Is said to be the largest
transcontinental shipment of single
commodity over made, passed through
Chicago yesterday and is due in New
York today.
It was sugar from Hawaii. The en-
tire consignment. most Of which goes
to New York refineriea weighs $780,
600 tons, Is valued at $4,000, 900, and
the freight charges will be In the
neishborhood Of $3,000.eo0.
The entire consignment will require
5000 freight cars or 10 solid trains.
The movement. which will require
three months to complete. was made
overland because Of the blocking OF
the Panama Canal.
part Of later shipments will 20
TO Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
feutons Hammering French
Defenses at Widely Sepa-
rated Points
STRIKE VITAL POINTS
| m CHAMPAGNE SECTOR
|ets Of Burning Liquid En-
ployed by Teutons-Bom-
bardment Almost Ceaseless
Along Long Line

Aht @@s$M vshW wv
mans by heavy blow against the
today hrokc through the French
uncs for An advance OF more than
. mile, occupying tho village OF
FCrg6A.
The midnight statement of tho
FfeAch war Ofiice admits this
gain. IL ALSO admits the sucSess
Of . German attack In Cham-
paGnc, where. in tho vicinity Of
tho recent German succcss, new
rcnch sections were lost.
Durmf tho day the Gernnsns
isuncned sudden ATTACKS Ct two
VIA posnIs on 'front.' o. Log mikes
s sk arom sne Woosre 20
M anosncT sNaor
s - We ~. ~
ES..,,.,. ss.s W" ~ ..,,n -. .o
,,is.so.. IN, i..a $3.50 80. 1.....
,hsct 1s'
The a,t.cs en- rso~va. fo,,a.a 49,
k1mos, ce.saIa.. narc - rsr,a,t 49,. A.
ear days ~ lie Erencn nn.,stors vs.,
u the Meuse s,retchinr As Tar ~
Aalancourt.
With the coming OF dawn this morn.
no tho violence OF thi. bcrnbardrnant
sas doubled. especially In fhs n~cfor
4HA&AH-
&ourt, and the river. Shortly after
boon the cAnnonadinE died away and
picked infantry ccrps. lsAping from
heir trenches, swept forward.
Furious battle Ensues-
\ furious battle ensued in the ont-
kHte ana tnen IN the streets OF
or9es. Ins french Tell back. after
49,. oi vaoient engaxements, 10 the
s s. =. tnsar posiuons on TINS
- ~ - ne towh'
1919 eHeir aosahee' Inc Ger
III ept I"rWsra aeanst 9oos<
49, % - olel. Akalnst which
Nc iull tary OF thear artiliery haa
lot osy from ths
.ns french poured
sucn tsrTinc oarEier nre thai
tnsI 'anks meiting De-
sns Mah q ss1eI' were forced 70
al PACK into the vhiage.
Ane french sui mold strongly the
ital iine OF which Goose Hin and
1cadman's Hill tMort Homme), form
part. The situation west OF the
Mouse has developed . situation simi.
Ar to that on the opposite side of tbs
liver where. on the two-mtls front
between Douaumont and Haufremont
woods. the French have. for the time
II least. brought the Germans TO a
(ait. Against this latter front The
srmans during the day launched nc
ftacks. The bombardment, according
s tonight's French report. was only
ntermittent
rr,y,rvrrtrse~~ rcrrtf,t. Fyr~
a~..n.a.t "a yarsnr the f..rm.n
.Ass srd.,,. a. sw.t,,. :,
.ss n.ns"xa,nv,,,s "a po,s,,,.r,
49,. e-as.s ~. frart ,ra,cat. IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
Mrs.. Mntil(ia McDonallI.

tSpecial To The Richmond virginian.l
Wytheville. Va. March 6.-Mrs,
Matilda Mcdonald. wife OF the late
Rev. y. II. Mcdonald. OF Wytheviiie.
died AT the home Of her daughter,
last night
The remains will We brought 70
wytheville Tuesday for interment.
The deceased Was Miss Towsap. Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
FLEET MAY
Be COMING OUT

Amsterdam, March SIT fs re-
ported from the Dutch Island III
yitciand that twenty-five German
warships have been Observed ON
the North Sea. The vessels ap-
preached from the northeast.
changing their course to the west
ward. and later disappearing IN u
norffcrly direction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
RAINS AND SNOW SLIDES
SUSPEND ITALIAN ACTIVITY

Vienna. March 6.---On the Italian
front activity has been almost conn
picteIy suspended by the cxtraordi-
nariiy heavy rains and snow slides In
the mountains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
DR.. Cannon. Chairman Of MAJ
tional Legislative Committee.
Presents the Facts
APPEARS BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE
Anti-Saloon League Leader
Shows Why Boston Lawyer
Not Such Unbiased Man as
Should Be Named on SUI
preme Court
Especial to The Richmond virginlan.,

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Washington, March 6.--Dr James
Cannon. Jr,, chairman of the legisla-
tive committee OF the Anti-Saloon
League of America. appeared today
before the subcommittee of the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee. which Is
hearing arguments touching the fitness
of l.. p. Brandeis to be justice OF
the United States Supreme Court. to
submit for the information of the
committee certain facts touching the
attitude of Mr.. Branaeis towards pro-
hibition.
DIR. Cannon submitted to the com.
Ynittee fac-simile records of the
docket for legislative counsel required
under Massachusetts state law. show
ing that Mr. Rrandels appeared be-
fore committees of the Legislature of
Massachusetts during the session OF
1891 as the representative OF the
New England Brewers Association and
the Massachusetts, Liquor Dealers As
ISOLATION.
: The appearance OF MFR. Brandeis on
the occasion in question before Mas
sachusetts legislative committees CEN
tered around and was representative
'of the opposition on the part of his
clients to what was known as the
"anti-bar law and the twenty-five
feet law"
Photographs Of Records.
DR.. Cannon submitted to the Sem
ate subcommittee also photographs oil
the cfilcial records Of Massachusetts
legislative committees handling the
two bills In question. and containing
an argument made by MFR. Brandeis
setting forth his views touching the
handling of the liquor problem.
Under Massachusetts, law. ii IL
necessary for each lobbyist appearing
before the Legislature to register with
the sergeant-at-arms his name, his
address, his occupation. the dates on
which hts employment begins and
ends. and the names OF the person
firm or corporation which he repre-
sents.
DR.. Cannon submitted to the Sem
ate subcommittee the suggestion that
the information furnished ii was
based entirely on official records. He
added. however, that as far as he or
his associates in the work OF the Anti.
Saloon League of America are in.
formed. Mr.. Brandeis Eas never. ir
the interim since he appeared before
the Massachusetts, legislative commit.
tee In question and made known his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
s.preue e,e.r4 Cenve.es.

The supreme Court Of Virginia will
convsne this mcrnins for its regular
term. Several important casea will
come up for censidevation during this
tsrm OF tho court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07

Rotterdam, March a.-VAil yeuths
aged ssventesn have bssn 0rdsryd 10
repsrt 10 shs Rsussiar Nvsksry gu
tAerities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
HUNDREDS Of COTTlGE
PRAYER MEETINGS IN
CITY LAST NIGHT
Eighty OF Uty's Ministers in Prayer
Service Of Great Power Yes
tertiay Afternoon.
WEEK OF PRAYER BEGINS
FOR SIMULTANEOUS REVIVAL
Thousands Of Richnnond's Christian
Mem and Women Impaoring Divine
blessing Upon Meeting 10 Open
Here on Next Sunday.
WEEK OF PRAYER BEGINS
ron SIMULTANEOUS REyIyAI
THE KINGS BUSINESS. /"
Simultaneous Evangciistic Cam
paign, March n to -, Inclusive.


Tupics For Prayer.
l.. For the presencs and guidancs
OF the Holy Spirit
2. For trinity and cooperation
among the churches.
3. For the insashering of souls
personal work.
1. For individuals by name.
s. For reconsccrstion OF church
members.
IIAa ny,a rf ara nhonM Ran &0k6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
soIdiers KsIlcd I'm ColIision.

Rome, March e.--Tweive soldiers
were killed and eighty injured yester-
day In q collision between local
train and military train near Ancona.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07

CONTINUED on Second Pare,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07

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Commerce Strafe.
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St. Renedict's Academy
ct. Soiepb, Stearns &c., Wttnu.

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beren Eodterer3iebung I'M gar15e1
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meine &onegen oas erfabren! unb
!9eomig! Ser gan5e @eipett tpdre
perloren! 6err @edtsanmalt, i4 be-
f@mDre Sic! MuB oas betannt perz
benz"
Ser @eatsanpalt la@te: Isle t0nz
men ben unteroffi5ier ia UNI Der
f4miegenbeit bttten!" fagte ct. rmir
ridden idon ibermorgen aus, uno
menn ih linn fage, baB i@ Sic per-
i0nli9 femme - 6oB sic Der @ater
meiner 8rout finb, 9err @taotz
rat -"
,M@ ia! 9as iagen sic ibm nur,
lieber, gutter 9err He4tsanpalt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
Med1enburger @raupenz
1petfe.

Drei @iertelpfun6 btde @raupen
tperoen breimal nit taltem @afer OBJ
gequtrlt, bann nit faltem Mafer be-
oedt auf geltnbes 5euer geite1t, lei@t
gefal3en unb betnabe &pei4geto4t. Snz
5mH@en mub man getrodnete 8irnen
ebenfans nabe5u gar f@moren. man
ntmmt cine tiefe feuerfete @4aiel,
ftreidt Tie aus, mii@t unter bic Drauz
pen brei Gige1b, Elm @%iertelpfuno GUT
Ter, etmas abgeriebene 3ttronenf4ale
unb etnige geriebene bittere Manoeln
unb fult ie i@i@tmeiie nit Sen abgez
tropften 8trnen auf bic @@uHel. Die
6rei @tpeib perben gu feitem @4nee
geid1aeen, nit 3uder unb 5pei ST.
l0ffeln Sobannisbeergelee bermii4t,
iber 6te @raupen seftri@en unb hieie
@peiie 10 lange I'M Sfen gebaden, Biz
Ser G%tpeiBfdnee gar uno li4tbraun
1T. Sn biefer 3eit tperben Damn
@rauper1 unb 8trnen aud gar fein.
Die @petie pirb in Der @@iKel gu
Slid gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28
3. 6 opitel /.

DIS bic bier 9erren olein tporer,
iaben lie chamber erpartungspoa
oil.
rg}un, pie gefdQt Sbnen mein
@diBling9" iagte Der Sal pan 10
itol3, als ob es ii@ um feline etgene
Sp9ter banoele.
Der @@riftie1er ldd6elte. sd
femme btefen Spp aus Der 9eimat.
@ol9e natiirltden @epd4fe, bur@
teinen @drtneri@nitt in Der @1tz
faltung bes natiirliaen Meiens ge>
bemmt, ma@fen nur ouf beut1@em
8oben, in Der Ndhe Der freten See"
r9as Mdbel gefdut mir aud,"
iagte Der Mr3t. r9ubi@, tlug unb
u%nge3pungen. 9at i'm Wefen piel
Mebnlidteit nit metner 5rau."
Der Sal pon la@te. rSo, ia,
bos femme i@ f@on. Sebes 8eib,
bos ibm gefdIt, bat Mebnltdtett nit
feiner Trau. Ser Meni9 1T nan1=
lt@, troBbem er nt@t meit bon ber
1tlbernen 9pf3ett entfernt tit uno
feds &inber bat, ununterbrp9en in
feline 5rau perliebt. Bas fagen Sic
ober, 9err Sberleutnont, tpdre SD
men bic Reifegefabrttn re&t?"
Ser Sberleutnant iab ben Sal
pon ernit unb iinnenb an. r9te
5roge 1T bielmebr bic, ob t@ tbr
ols Reiiegefdbrte re@t tpdre. 9ie<
les Mdb@en lit, penn i@ mid auf
Meni4en pertebe, Elm Wefen bon
Snnerltdtett, Dos ii4 ni@t lei6t err
I9liebt. Mber penn Gie es mi1en
tpouen, Tie gefdat mir a%uBerorbentz
li9. Gs 1T etpas in tbrer Dirt,
oos M4tung uno @ertrauen ertpedt-"
(5ortieBurg folgf.