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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
NO INFANTRY ACTION
IN SONIME REGION
.rBv Associated prcssI

rBy Associated Prcss.l
PARIS, October 20.-Thcre was no
infantry action last night on the
French front in tho Sommc region.
says the official statement issued this
afternoon by the French War Depart
mcnt In Lorraine. German surprise
attacks against French posts in the
region of Bezanges were repulsed.
The text follows:
ION the Somme front there was no
infantry action during the night.
There was an artillery duel III the re-
glon of Sally Sailisel and in the
Belloy and Berry sectors.
'In Lorraine, we easily repulSed
some coups de- main against our small
posts in the region of Bezanscs.
THE night was calm on the rest OF
tho front;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Bank CirarinYs.

NJ" YORK. October 2o.--I,snk cIcarinEs
~ ~ United States for the week ending
't"h"r !? as reported 10 Isradstrcct',
Journal, New York. aggregate $G;67 $50. 100
LEsinat 500. iiicJ0 last wcok and So 22i
'L"" III th!s week last year Following
'r. IA" returns for this week with per.
cottages of change shown this week a.
aoinpdr.d with this week last wear:
S-w YORK. s4ie2 10. 900: increase ..l
t.nicago. s5Sj,4sf0oo increase. la2
i'hli"G"llLha. 1888. .oGO: Increase ST.
l'"s'nn. 500 90. increase o.
-. Louis s!.G 49,. go: Increase aj3
NansIs CITY. sl2s.A3l .oJn Increase 90
san Francisco. '3GaiO.0s: increase $40
nl'sbGrSh. ti' !ai moo. increase sac
cleveland 81. ,i;.j.i increase sJl
Detroit. si3.Gi1 600: increase is3
,ircinEa'i 81. 10000: Increase 2s3
os angeles. s%l 27io06: Increase ss5
..i"ihht. s.'.'ls.app; increase. $50
E.w orleans. Sh.ii..G01. increase, 1Gs
Nlwhuke'. sa5.lSi 90. Increase toa
i..u'SNiii'. 81 .G+@ 900. increase. ls3
Atlanta; Si;lii4h; increase 81
81 PAUL S!h @"i go: Increase 1871
80 w.. So 1850. increase. GS2
lthnRl". S2l"S5.fSS: increase kIn
+. PORTLAND. orr, 2l.ss9.00O: Increase. sal
Eichmoni !2eo'i 30: increase, 1O.3.
i5,hE.r Slmltt:Ni: Increase 1855
Houston. tib.Zt. 90: increase 2so
indiarapoiis sltUi.t" Increase. An
Eor' worth ,l5.62s.T,D: Increase E2s
I,f"NiGoncc. sl5.5h20c. incrsase i7S
washington. ID. c.. 81. 900: increase, 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
CHANGE IN MEXICAN ENJOYS
''"h1h'r" q" Take PIncc of Cabrera,
VIII" VIII Relieve !srrrtlondo
Az tnIii1ssudor.
Ii.v Associated prnssl

MfAitb CITY. October 2o.--It is re-
yea here tonight that General
'"h!' 'i"uHa!cs. Minister Of Commune
"''""S' IS 20 proceed Immediately to
me United states to relieve Luis Ca
"''ra as head Of the Mexican commits
SION which is cndeavoring TO settle
"'FPutea with the United States Senior
'"hrcra. IL is said, will become McXi-
can Observation-Disclosures, I'm succcs.
SION TO Elisco Arredondo. who is to
return I" Mexico to fill an important
post III the diplomatic service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
STILL MYSTERIOUS DISEASE
-hcdtrai Men Not Sure of Origin ar
transmission Of InfnntIIc
i'uru1ysis,
me- Nsaoclnt.d Irn.g l

MlLWAC kEE, October o0-Enfantilc
paralysis Sti!l remains q mysterious
uiseas. To the medical profession. mar
'icuiarly as to it's origin, aud to n
great degree in its transmission. ne
cording To medical men who discussed
INC subject to-day at a meeting OF the
American Association for the Study
ana prevention OF Infant Mortality
Or. Wade :. Frost, passed assistant
surgeon of the United States Health
service. and DR.. Henry NJ. Brackcn.
secretary Of the Minnesota state Board
OF Health, We're the principal speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

Especial to The Times p!spatch.l
ASHLAND. VA. October 20.-A J.
Snead died on Thursday at O'Clock
in the home OF his daughter. Mrs. J..
Il. Chisolm. near Taylorsvillc Mi.
Sncad was in the eighty-sixth year OF
mis- age and is survived by his widow
and tvc childrcn-E. Il. Sncad and w.
j. Snead. Of Greenwood, :. c.: y. j.
Sncad, Jr., OF Richmond: J. j. Snead
Of boswell, and Mrs. j. i. Chisolin. OF
Taylorsville. Mr.. Sncad was a Contcd-
crate veteran, The burial will he on
Saturday n, o'clock in ~ family
hurying ground n Woody Mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

Especial to The Times Dispatch
iULASKI, Va. October 90.-Alrs
Enilino Carson. aged eighty six. died
today at the home OF her only child.
j. y. Carson. She was the widow OF
S"r2oan, Robert Carson, Company G.
SiNty-ihtrd Virginia Regiment, who
was killed 1t Atlanta during the tyviI
war The BODY was taken 20 Madison.
y. -. her native place, for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
;. Tho tex, of the statement fol-

day. Tho text OF the statement fol-
lows:
q Macedonian front: Between Lake
Prespa and tho Monastir- Florina rail-
way there was the usual artillery fire.
In tho Ccrna Bend there was violent
artillery fire and infantry action. The
fighting continues. a weak enemy at
tack against Tarnovn was repulscd
I'm the Moglenica Valley and OH both
sides Of the Vardar there Is little artil
lery activity. The situation is calm
at the foot OF Belaschitza Mountains.
On tho Struma front there was much
accommodating and weak artillery fire.
On tho Aegean coast the enemy bonn
bardcd without result tho heights
around the village of Orfano. Nothing
OF Importance has occurred on the
Roumanian front"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Too Absurd for
Notice, Says Baker
fI,y observation-disclosures

ELMiRA. ". ". October &c.
Secretary of War Newton ID. nnkcr
last night was shown clipping
quoting him IN comparing the Mexi-
cans with the American revolu-
tiUnlsts.
III In too absurd to be worthy of
notice" he snid. not cOnccniInx his
displrnsurc AIT being misQuoted. 81
couidWt think of such n thing, 10
say nothing of snylnE It.. II Is en-
ttrciE wrong. didn't sny anything
that could possibly be Interpreted
TINT way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
FORWARD MOVEMENT
OF SERRIANS Is HALTED

BERLIN. October 20 thy wireless To
Sayvillc).-Tho forward movement Of
the Serbian forces in tho bend Of the
River Ccrna, in Southern Serbia, has
been halted by the troops OF the CEN
trail powers, after a temporary Serbian
success. says the German official state
mcnt issued to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. October 20
John e. D.vcnny died this morning
at the Western State Hospital. at
stanton. He was for years a we'll
known merchant at l.ongdaie. IN Ale
;htny County, and had been in III
health FOR months Mr.. Dcvenny leaves
wife. three sons. three sisters and
Two brothers. He was :. member of
the Catholic Church. and his funeral
will take place on Sunday at Low
Moor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
MINOR OPERATIONS
on AIACEDONIAN FRONT
tBy Associated Press.

By Associated PrcSS.J
LONDON. October 2o.--Only minor
operations along the British front in
Macedonia arc reported i'll to-day's Of
fetal statement The statement reads:
1.-TWO hostile patrols have been cap
turcd on the Struma front. North of
Neohori damage was inflicted on the
enemy's position by our fire.
ION the Dorian front there was artil-
lery activity OH both sides"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
RUSSIAN POSITIONS
STORM2D ny GERMANS
tBy Associated prcss.J

BERLIN, October 20 (ria Sayvillc).-
German troops yesterday stormeG i'm
portant Russian positions with adjon-
ing lines on the west bank % the
River Narayuvka. in Galicia, and re-
pulsed sanguinarily counterattacks,
says the German official Statement,
issued to-day The Germans captured
fourteen officers and 1850 men and
took eleven machine guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
VILLAGE OF VELYESELo
CAPTURED BI SERBIASS
IBy Associated Press. ]

PARIS. October 2o.-The War otiice
announced to-day that the Serbians
have captured the plateau and village
of Felyeselo, on the western end OF
the Macedonian front, putting the Bull
Garians TO rout
The statement says heavy losses
were inflicted on the BulEarians.
The Serbians captured 100 Bulgarians
and three cannon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, October 20
Miss Matte VI. Jones and Robert T..
Lucas. Jr.. We're married on Wcdncs-
day night At the parsonage OF the
First Baptist Church by Rev. L.. =.
Jackson, d. D.. pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
-
DEATHS

wTTT-Entered into re.t Friday. morning
October 20, WILLIAM ASA WITT: beloved
hushnnd Of Mrs. Lula Hesh. .to, WIT and
Funeral from his late residence. No 1907
Grove Avenue, Richmond. Va SUNDAY
AFTERNOON ut o'clock. Friends of tn"
family invited.
Virginia. North Carolina and Florida
papers please COPY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Dr. Eenton d. Dre,ry.

iSnseial to The TISnes- DispatchI
piiND!toN. VA. October 2O.3D,
ren'oh i'eVany Drewry. aged thirty.
nine years. died on "Wednesday NJ -;
sara Leigh Hospital, Norfolk, after ~,
illness OF two weeks, following -,
operation for appendicitis. He is sn,
rived By his wife, who was Miss Rn,-
Gillian. of Southampton County: His
sno,neT; MRS. Fannie Drewry. OF Wake
son Cot Wakefleld), Mrs. John Dun fo,,
oehniston) and Mrs. Jumcs Rives tor!
Norfolk). and one brother. Lesli.
orewry, OF the Richmond Medical col
lege.
Dr. Drewry was graduate of tn.
number of years had practtced n,.1;
cine ut Virgilina. Va. His body was
taken to that place for intermcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
,ir,. Elizabeth ricrr.

Especial to The Times Disrat,h.l
ALIEN ANDklA. VA. DctohpG 2o.-
Mrs. Elizabeth TIGER. widow % samuel
TIGER. died this morning AZ the nom.
OF her son. Clarence TIGER. one son
and three daughters survive hcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Meets on Monday Night.

The labor-forward committee of the
Central Trades and Labor Council OF
Richmond will hold its first meeting
FOR several months OF Monday night
at = o'clock in the Office of the Square
Deal, Eleventh and Bank Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Ioyhntun Bur,yeII.

powhatan Burwcll. the youngest son
of the late Burwell and Octavia Jones,
died Thursday at his home in powha
tan County. The body will be brought
10 Richmond this morning at $40
o'clock over the Southern Railway and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
At the Movies To-Day

SrHAND-DOrotly Dalton md
Howard iIicknnn, in .s1hc jungle
'hiih"; also II I[cystonc comedy
tOL0N Suratt, IN
'Ih" Straight Way"
obEoN - Robert Warwick, in
"Fridny, the THIRTEENTH"
Lti'FLE-Oiga Petrovn, In "Pluy-
Ing with Fire."
fSiS-Mnbcl Normnnd, In Ours"
and comedies.
NI;N-Mnrgucrltc CInrk, in "0ut
"f the Drifts"
fICTOR-"CrimsOn Stain Mys
try with AlmurIre Costello md
Ethel Grnndin.
HEX-i:dwin August, In "Iicr
Final Choice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

tho burial will be in Shockoe ce,,e- f:
terry at o'clock. He Is survived h,,
two brothers and two sisters. e. h. ana
w. j. Jones. of Powhatan County; Air.
Cora Is. Martin, OF Richmond. ana Mrs (,
NJ. Fannie Tillcr. Of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

Velyeselo is two miles north of Brod,
a town on the Ccrnu River. the cap
ture OF which was announced yestcr-
day by the French War Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

The sinking Of the transport Fran
coma. former Cunard liner. was re-
ported i'll n British Admiralty state
mcnt on October g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Norman He'll.

BY Associated Pressl
NoRfoi-h. October 20.-Noruan
Bell. aged sixty-siX years. secretary
and superintendent Of the Norfolk
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange, and ono
of the South's bcst-known cotton mon
died here to-day, following n long i'll
ness. He WAS Il veteran Of the Ciyil
War.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
NOTICE oF CONTEST
O2o5S2.3562

Department of the Interior United States Land Office. Phoenix.
 Arizona To Charles W. Oakley of Turner, Arizona. Fl HSuachGca. Nizona. C-utestee:
 You are hereby notified that Manfl ed Oven. who gives C Lever icL & Co. Phoenix / Arizona. as his psi office address. did on February .G. IsIG. hie n this orf1ee his dnly yOl OtDrdtc1' applics. ion c. cOnte,s; and secure the cancellation of your hom stead Entry No ... Serial No 0265S2 made January 21. 1915, for Ni4 ht;-,. NEE SWA. SEA NEr,. Section .. '.Usnship q S, Range 20 E.. c & RB & Meridian and as grounds for m, contest he Hi'eges that said Charies W. Oakley has entirely failed either to estaH E5h his r. silence upon or to cul'i- vate said land. and has not reside uuon nor cultivated any Dort,or thereof for more -han six monthg 'as' passed
 You a>e therefore further not |. fled that he said allegations vii he .aken as conf s=d an7 vonr sai' entry will be cancelled without fur, -Ner r'vht to he heard. either be'or" this orce or on appeal if won fail in ,his office within twenty day. lail 10 lle lu this office within 20 days 4It.r tA, FOURTH publication ot this notice. as shown below. your answer. under oath. specifically res ending to these allegations of con test. together with due proof tha; answer on the said contts stant 5ithe TT in per son or b. registered mail. You should state in your ausw II the name of the pOstofice to which you desire future notices to b. sen, 10 you
 THOMAS F WEEDlN,
 Register
 JOHN ]. BIRDNo.
 Receiver Date of first publication March lS 1916.
 Date of second publication March 26. 1916
 Date of third publication April , S916
 Date Of fourth publication April ., 1916
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Notice fOr Publication
u2l253 O24232

O2l253 024232
 Department of the Interior. |. $ Land Office al Phoenix. Arizona.
 Fehy Ii. 1916
 Notice IS hereby given that Ernest N ROba han. of Buens, Arizona. who on Feby. 25. 1913. made Org. Hd. O2l253; on Jany "A. 1914, Addl. Hd. No 024232. for Lots l.. 2. q. |, Elz SNl4. El4 NV h. See rion :. Township 22 $. Range 2l F.. C. < S. R. Meridian. has hi, d notice oi intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above described. before W. A. Fowler. |. :. Commissioner at Tombstone. Arizona. on the 24th day of March. 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses: J. H Downer, Oliver Fry. Ed. Bryan. K. E Koib. all of Buens. Arizona.
 THOMAS F WEEDIN,
 Register. First pub. Feb 20.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
COMMUNITY SCR0CKED AT
 MRS. GARDNER'S BEATH

The cOmmUn:ty-- was shocked this npsn.ng upon receipt of tFe news that AIrs A. II Gardner. wife of General Manager A. H Gardner of the Hua- chuca Water Company. had died in a Tucson hospital las, night shortly after len o'clock following few hours illness
 Mrs. Gardner had accompanied tine Tombstone contingent to the Tucson cnnyenrion of Masonic orders, being .-eruber of the Eastern Star oi this city and had taken aa active part m the proceedings She had not complained of being III until yesterday afternoon. after d trip to the San Xavier Mission with several other Tombstone ladies. Returning to her hotel she complained of not feeling we'll. A little while later a physician was called who ordered her removal to hospital This was imme- dialely dons and NIT. Gardner and Mrs. Sheppard. mother or Mrs. Gardner; wno Is visiting here. were at once ad- visrd by telephone. Not considering he matter serious. they decided to wait until this morning when they would leave for Tucson for the bedside. Nothins more was heard until they were informed that Mrs Gardner had passed away. the cause being gwen as uric -c.d poisoning The news came hie a thuuderbolt out of a clear sky. Not being able to make connections lz.t righr the Golden State Limited having aIready passed Fairbank, 1t was nee ssary for them to wait until this morning. when they left for Tucson and will return 10 Tombstone tomor- row with the remains holding the fure- raI SEuday afternoon under the auspi- ces Of fhe Order of Eastern Star. of which she was d member.
 Mrs. Gardner was a woman beloved hv all who knew her. She had char ming personality and lovable disposi- tinn Sha has been reSidentof Tomb stone for tn pas: ten years. having married NIT. Gardner here about eighr wears ago. and bad countless number of friends in Tombstone who were dumblounded at the news of her sud- den death. She had not been n good health for the past year. but her con dition was not considered serious.
 The Prospector joins the entITe com munity in extending comfod to the bereaved mother and husband in tkeir hour Ot sorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
SUPERIOR COURT DOlNGS
THURSDAY

Tue cas- of L. Willard Whit aganst |. the Warr-n Street Railway company. u hich has been before the court for the pa,r tLrsr days was concluded late this altrrno-n aud giv n tn the jury
 Andy Johnson. charged aith intro duclns lquor was ordered 10 us n court "r saturday :ho 18th To be ar raigncd and To enter hrs plea.
 A similar order was entered in the ca>s of \. w. Murphy
 An order was madr for a special ve- .,r, of ten tr.al jurars to be were on Monday. March 2O'h a nine a. m
 Ar order sn> -nrrr.d q postponing the
 .- ofrn- 'm. y. "rlu rdrz wl ch ,,~ set l.. ana. tut"orrow
 ulu Bojan, of Miami. who was .r.h, .t Bowre by Constable Pruirt. ,i.a two suit eases filled with "Clover Nues brand of frewarer p].ad guilty 4.t u,- .enrerced to sixty days and far ,r s25.
 T. r. Welch who was ar'e>redon the ,srnr day a. R"jau. was sentenced to H'rv day. from March lCth and 10 pay Grr of s25. Both lots of whiskey asosv. up thi, morning 5y ;hc q fc-
 A W Hplamsn. Of B.sbee. who was arrested for selling whi,key received a sentence ot l5O days and fine of S25. He only sold pint bottle for g All three ui the men have been added 10 ,Hc gang that are now being used by the city in clearing up The streets
 Action, for damages appear to be the prevailing fad al the presen, time. five having been filed the pres,ut w.ek. The amount asked for varies from >2ulo 10 $50 .UO0. Thr.e actions were GIed m the Superior Court here while o.r other action wa, filed iu the United States court av TGCSDu
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 SURVEY AND WITHDRAWAL
Under Acts of Congress, Approved August IS. 1894 and June 20. 1910.
Application for Survey No. 29 United States Land Office aG PbOeniN Arizona

Application for Survey No. 29 United States Land Office aG PbOenix.
 Arizona
 Notice i> hereby Sivru that ipphSa- uon. dated February II. 1916. signed by the Governor Of Arizona. the State Land Commissioner. and the Attorney General ol Arizona. w2s made to the Commissioner of the General Land Office. Washing ton. D. ( for the sur yey and withdrawal. pursuant to the provisions and by authority of the Act of Congress. approved June 20. 1910 l36 Stats. 56S), and other Acts and parts of Acts made applicable thereto of the lands embraced in the following tow nship in Cochise County. Arizona, viz:
 T. l2 s. K. 2l F. Sections ro 2 inclusive
 All tn C. X S K NJ
 Notice IS therefore given that all un surveyed lands m the said township above designated have been withdraw and reserved from and after February l6, 1916. the date of Tecc ipt by ihy CommiSs;nner of the General Land Offiee oi the aforesaid joint application for survey and withdrawal which said withdrawal will .ntinue until rhe ex- piIation of sixty days from the date of filing in the uited States Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona. of the official plat of the survey of said township. during which time the State of Arizona will have the exclusive right 70 select. through it's legally constituted auttori- tir>. any of the lands embraced within the sad township which are not in- eludtd in any adverse claim.
 Dated at phoenix. Arizona, Feb 25. lnl6.
 THOMAS F, WEEDIN,
 Register [. <. Land Ofhcr
 JOHN ]. BIRDNO.
 Receiver L S. Land Oilicr. FiTs; pub March ,. Igl6.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
CLERKS 0F COURT NW
 ISSUE APPLICATIONS

Under the new rasspoT rules issued sv the Secretary of State of thc United States. clerks of the superior Cour's may issue applcaucn for Citizeu.hip. bu' tue law require, certain th."ss ;o be performed before that application can be issued During the past few days there have been several applicants appear before Clerk James of the superior court bu; they did not have the necessary blanks and other luior- nation tha, the law requires, At the present time rh- Clerk offs. has not on hand the necessary blanks and d r. quisitiou las been sent iucu Washing
 on for them
 Considerable delay will be saved ro the applicant. 4 he will secur, ;ne necessary blanks and have torm made out ready 10 ,ign by ;he clerk. a.l remember that at tue present Iim- the clerk h4~ no blanks tor the appI- cam and thltIt will be al least week ,ri.r days before they can be secured The applicant if he is in hurry can make direct application inE the blanks to rhe Secretary of State al Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
From Fridays Daily.
Not Out For Tax Commission.

County Recordcr Owen l. Murphy. states that he IS not candidate .ar the nomination of as a member oi tIe Stase Commission against Cha, K Howe. the present IncumDcnte who's term of office expires this var. MT. Murphy said that he gave no one he authority to mention his name in con section therelwi,h and that someone in Phoenix started the rumor He will be a candidate for the same office that he now holds and Ill winch position he has made most exccllant record