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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
GERMAN VIEW OF "TANK"
frutoEh Claim to HIVE Destroyed 4,
Monster With IL ShEnpnrl Shell.

There are in recent German news
p"ocrs many references TO N" tanks"
hy' they are all NOR" or less con
I, otcd kind of humor. PcrhaDs the
n"St interesting account ia that OF the
wIr correspondent If tho Bcrlincr
[ T'Hobiatt:
Evcrywhcre tho tcchuicians have
been busy upon the problem of di,nin-
i"iing losses during the attack. but it
h. " been reserved to the English to
elaborate the most audnrious invention
In that direction. Their 'catcrpi!lar.'
Il creeping monster. which is an
armorcd motor roller. was designed for
II o machine guns which arc so dreaded
10 the attacking force.
This new war monster may be de-
s"ribcd approximately as an arniorcd
u ptnr ear. with two small towers in
" nirh are placed two six FOUNDER guns
a. we'll as "a machine gun. y periscope
III various prisms allows the ma
n puiatorS an outlook from undcr their
cover. The Big Willy as the English
. II their monstrous creature. has "a
s'cnl!cd endless rail: it lays "A track
@ bridge for itself. and it rode with
= l2ndid success over five trenches and
- crater. Yet when IL went for the
N.'st time into n real .iEh, September
-, Big Willy died 81 sudden death
II IN the first shrapnel shell that
. it."---l.ondou Chronicle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
FRENCH Ltl SCH A1'ThcH
On 81. NitlII;I. SALIENT

REN1.IN. November rs Cvia Sayvilic,.
-''r"nch tr""pS last night launched AN
attack u?um the st. Mlhicl sail. n,
S"nthaas. "t the Ncrdun region. ait :
y. oi"u::cd' artillery preparation. accord :
!nE 10 t"-day's army headquarters am
nrnnc"ment Th" attack. which was
delivered in .tprcmon; forest TO the
ease Of 81. Mihicl. was rcpulscd.
y German raid in ;hc Bcaumon; ,c-
zion. north OF tho Ancrc. resulted In
tic CAPTURE of more than 1G0 British
and machine SUN. The text OF the
statement follows:
Western front: Army group Of
Grown rrincc Rurprcch, - Fog ana
rain have prevailed. and there ha; been
no important military activity Pa
troll enterprises vigorously cnrried out
b. the MccklcnburG grcnadicrs and flu
s:ii"rs ~ the Bremen infantry rcgl-
n'"nt northeast Of Arras resulted in
their bringing in from tho British
trenches twcutN-siX prisoners North
cast of beaumont. detachmcnts Of Ea-
den infantry. Regiment No. So brought
from hostile position four British
officers and l57 men and one machine
gun
Army group "f the German Crown
r"!ncc: After a strong artillery prep
n"nti1n. French infantry attached In
~ 'cmcn, forest. east OF 81, Mihicl
they wer. rcpulscd.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
STUDENT BODY OF V. P.l.
WILL VISIT ROANOKE
It" Attend Annual Football Gnmc Re-
tween Techs aud V. VI. /. OH
FhunkkplyIns Dny.

hl.ACkSRCRG. Va. November o6---
Next Thursday being Thanksgiving
Ray. tho student body of the Virginia
l'oiytcchnic Institute will go TO Eoa-
roNe on special train to attend tho
annual football game between the
Techs aud tho Virginia Military In
s'itUt.. leaving Blacksburg early on
thursday morning and returning To
College late ~ the evening Friday
iHGht ana Saturday afternoon. Deccm-
~: and ,. the german and cotiiliou
Inns VII! give their annual Thanks.
giving dances. the former entertaining
~ The club hail and the cotillion club
't the nclh house. and a number OF
EpHhE women from all sections of Eir-
E!nIa wi com" here for these dances
r. r. Hunt, associate professor OF
animal hushandry at Virginia Poly
t"chnic Institute. and G. w. Cooke.
Evans Gardner. y. q. Smith. ! A. Wal
lcr and c. l.. Warren. students IN the
agricultural college. viii leave on
thursday afternoon 20 attend the Ma
ti"hal stock show, In Chicago Tho
I've young men who will represent
N'rRinia Polytechnic Institute In Chi
,'E" are the ones who carried on the
: EHf"Es In the stock judging contest at
IN" state iair in i;iChmonG. winning.
are" gold medals and the silver c,.j
Tor the hest teamwork
Professor Theodore T. Campbell
ucnh %. the general faculty ut Virginia
i"Ytechn:c Institute. has been an
pointed member nj the confcrence on
harketng and farm credits, to be
E'id IN Richmond the nrs, week I'm
december. Professor l.. s. Randolph.
oil tho department Of mechanical enri &.
t'cF:nI. has also received a commits
Slon from Governor stuart appointing
MN !" represent the State nr Virginia
~ the meeting OF the Uniform Boiler
Laws Association In Washington on
hccelnher g.
Colonel 8 W. Audins, cornmandant
~ cadets. has been in WASHINGTON this
Week FOR treatment at the Army Hos
f!lhi Tor throat trouble.
president Esgl"ston addressed tho
cpnsTcEation Of the local prcsbyt.ria n
thurch ~ the m!dweek serv!r. on,
wednesday, evening on "Iinpress!ors Of
the Virginia synod" Mt ERrl.ston
/ attended the recent mcctin. Of Tho
h"d AZ Lexington as u delegate from,
We hacksburg Church.
Professor John u. Hutchcson. field
'?cc'"Iihi ~ extension work. spcn, :,
.'rt "t "a" week IN TazcwclI. where
H" assisted III" county agent in or
thnizing Il rurc-Brcd livestock A.:
Socia,i"n, ard y. X. Hodgson. associate
professor OF neronomy. waa at We.
hIN!ns. IN Augusta County, 10 attend
Il corn show
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
OGDEN TO HOLD EXPOSITION
49, uhilcc of the Golden Spike" PInnncd
for 1910.

First definite steps in connection
with plans to hold Il cSicbration in
OGDEN in 1919 to commemorate the
n'ticth anniversary nj the Joining of
III Central and Union PacficS near
lbs city hive been taken.
Il WAS agreed TINT ut least 81 900 900
aNd possibly more should be spent. and
that the building erected should be
ha'it FOR p@rmancncy. The exposition
IL t" hc national in scope. and is to
continue throughout tn" summer OF
t.l9
"pGdcn'S Jubilee of the Golden Spike
was the official name decided upon for
III: celebration.
One Of the big features will be the
n.Tc'linS of a monument here to the
!; te T.. II. Hartman. The committee
cidcd that not less than $"50o5t
s',"uld be spent {" build this moru-
ncnt.-Snlt Lake Herald Republican.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
.Sonme Battle Front
Like Blasted World
FERTILE Plains Trans}ormcdInto
Sea Of Mud. Where Scores
Of Soldiers Drown.

NEW YORK. Novembc, .s--Tb,
CO intry around tho Somnie battle from,
Is like Il blasted world instead Of III.
- ling fertile plains of former month,
II mas been transformed into a SCI, OF
II 'd. Men arc being drowned in thi.
III I'll by the score
This graphic epitomc Of the creates,
h stle in history was given to-day b,
" III Irwin the writer, who returned
II IN I. trip TO the French front on the
a.r'can liner philadelphia.
tn" communication trenches AZ.
" hst deep in mud" he added Sum
II nE up his observations on this buttI,
+ cund, he said:
The British completely dominate
u : AR. Last week I saw only on.
u rinan observation balloon ascend
Inc French army is the :,ost dcmo-
tt,r hut yet the most effective in IL,
'rld. IL VIII be Il great mistake il
u United States models its arm,
after that of Germany. The Births.
e 'hntc is improving fast VI to til,
b' ginning of the Sommc bat,!c Che
'cnch army was the hest. but in .,G-
I::iou 10 this the French are ,;uu.i
d tors. and the British have taken a.
VI nta;se of their training until they
81" now almost equal The percent.
ai:e of losses in an attack liz dccrcasinr
T.; cidly.
Europe has become u large rumor
Il Glory. The latest Ia tina; LORD
Kitchener is not dead. but II prisoner
OF war in Germany.
THE belief is strong in England
uat when the Tcutons finish with
,nmania they will turn on Italy.
hon they DO this. Il is stated. tho?
VIII receive Il big surprise"
Talking OF his personal experiences.
Mr.. Irwin s"I that one night he found
n nlsclf outside Il small hotel in q vi! e.
~ &C near the Sommc front. H..
k'iockcd at the Goor TO ask fur shelter
f,r the night Before he could get
an answer. the house next door wa,
shattered by terrific explosion. 1t
h'.d been bombed by u squadron OF
re- sdinS acroplanes. Irwin said he dia
not walt To ascertain whether ne could
h" accomin odat"d NJ :ho hotcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
NOT LIKE PLAYING CRICKET
Brttnin arurt be Willing to Sacrifice
mud Endyre Much to Win
This War,

LONDON, November 2G.---CarryinC on
war is not like piayius "":ckct. the
nation which shows the vreatcst en-
DURANGO and the greatest Willingness
I" sacrifice--that nation will be re-
";trded by decisive victory.
This is the Keynote of a review of
TIC present situation OF the war as
ven to-day by Sir William Robertson.
chief OF staff. who added that he woul;,
sake his reputation as Il soldier and
i man uron the prediction that the
fri'ish people will see this war
Il rough"
rho British army chief showed no
~ si'nntion to minimizc the recent sue
Z sscS OF the central powers on th.
i'ikan thcatcr of war. Tie franks
&c 'Sedcd that. FOR the present the GU
u Axe. and particularly Great britain
~ passing through a period OF stress
h.' 'hcre was not the slightest rea-
son. he emphasized. why the situation.
On the whole, should not lie character
;1'd rs entirely satisfactory from the
H:.icS Viewpoint To maintain /, So
il viewer. and TO swing the tide OF tn"
N''rs fortunes definitely and d"cisivcly
e. the side OF the cntcntc powers. Sir
William said IL was neccssar. that the
"nlo at home continue To do their
Sal share to cooperate with the forces
IL tho field.
Great britain. the chief of staff AS
rird. had only heEun TO muster the
:uil strength which she is capable of
l rowing into I'll" scale OF war and
VAS becoming stronger every day lie
y !ht"d 20 the state Of unprcparcdrcSs
E>glund found herself 1T the outbreaks
o tho conflict. in Wow OF them. he
said. III" achievements Of the british
Any could no; be ovcr-cstimntcd
Proper action ~ the right moment"
h added. was the Imperative guiding
motive for tue future. Sir William
"Hprcssrd Implicit confidence that tho
women Of Great Britain. as we'll aa the
4, en-. stood united behind thc nations
leaders in the determination to push
tn" war to Il successful conclusion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
3,219,O0O WOMEN WORK
OUTSIDE OF OWN HOMES
Their Rally for Employment "in tho
National Interest" Means Big
Postwar Issue.
SERVANT PROBLEM is ACUTE
Moro Than Tlnec-Quarters OF Million
Take Jobs That Rcleaso That
Number OF Mcn, for Military Scr
ricc-in All Sorts of Occupations.
lny Ansnriut.I pr.sr.l

LONDON. November 26.---rhc snyini;
tia; woman's place is in the home. has
H., lie application In war time. There
a. now III the British Isles 3.2I?.o00
men employed outside their own
IL, :ucS. II is generally recognized that
IL ir rally 10 work lin the national
interest" is going 10 make il difficult
:cr Parliament to refuse the demand
TO- suffrage, which will lie renewed
when hostilitics end.
Curing the first two years Of war
IL. Increase Of women workers. cX-
=! slvc of purely feminine occupations,
49, $4,000. OF these, $4,000 directly
,accd male labor. In other words.
H:lrc titan thrce-Iuartcrs OF million
women left their homes to release that
lumbcr OF men for military service. II.
rrSt instances the women went into
l." muni,ion plants. where Il consider
lille number of them have given up
III .ir lives in doing their bit"
There seems 10 b" 10 limit 10 the
CLASS Of work women can do. At first
I seemed strange 10 sec girl conduc-
,o:s on the bus.s. girl mdow-clcancrs.
Van drivers and messengers. Rut as
III. war progressed. tho field broadcncd
ard now even III building. mining and
marrying. scores of women are en-
nlo:"d. The metal trades also have
'l:.imod their share OF the new in
i"strial army. IT must be understood
hat This Is not an army In skirts. As
matter of fact. skirts are worn for
;hc most part only in those occupa-
tons which bring women in touch with
;hc public. III most Of the factoric.
;I,tii shops. the Nrcwcrics and the rail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Wilson Nearly 1000
Ahead in California

SACRAMENTO. CALI, November
:a.-rrcsidcnt Wilson's piurnlh. In
California IN 3..7S votes, according
"a Scmt0iilciai figures announced ;o-
Tny by Secretary of Stntc Jordan.
'.hr figures Include the vote at ~
Hitherto questioned precinct In
Grange County. The rrrkIGcnt's
plurality represents the difference
between the vote OF .tfO,.Sg for
francis j. ticncy. highest Demo
cratic clcctur. and TINT Of IO2,SIa
Tor J. T.. tRrlstr"ni, highest RE-
publican. To be made finally official
'hc nEurrs must bc certified by tho
Secretary of state. This will he
done. II WIS said, Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

sisted by Are from tho sea along the
coast, against the D"hrud)a army. TAI!
ed. Under Field Marshal von Mack.
ensen's eyes the Danube army. chosen
Tor further operations in Eouuania.
crossed to the other bank. az planned.
We have arrived in front OF AieXan-
dria
The Danube has risen hirh because
OF thaw. In lighting thcir May
across, our troops co-op"r:,ted excel
-icntly. our brave pioneers included,
with portions Of the imperial motor
boat corps and the .huStro Hunga r jar
Danube notilla. under command OF Cap
tain Luc!ch ana -hustro Hungarian
pioneer dctachmcnts OF Major-Grncral
Gaurrs force"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Bucharest viii
Be Unconyfo
Felkcnhayn7alks Of Time When
German Guns Are Trained
on Romnanian Capital.
10y Associated Prcss.]

DERAlANNSTADT, PENNSYLVANIA,
november &c to the Associated Press
VIA Berlin and wirclcss to Sayyille).-
AZ luncheon which General Won Fal-
kcnhayu. commander OF the forces on
INC Northern Roumanian front. gave
10 '"hy 1" small group OF neutral
correspondents. he remarked to tho
Associated Press representative that,
although nothing in this world is SO
certain that one dare predict anything
with safety" Bucharest will be mn
Uncomfortable place for any one to be
IN when tho Germans get their gun.
trained on IL,
although General Won Falkcnhayn
declined absolutely TO commit himself
TO any prediction as to when this
m'Eht occur and even questioned tho
purely military advantage OF nosscs-
SION Of Bucharest with it's thousands
20 feed. when the sam. result might
ho accomplished By gradually dccimat-
ing The touman!an army, he left not
TIC slightest doubt in the minds OF his
h"':r"r" that he considered it n pos
sihility of tho immediate future.
General Won Falkcnhayn was reticcnt
81" |" INC proDapic ichGth or the Rou-
'naninn campaign, on the ground that
the continued sprinSlikc weather mipht
hasten the end. while even one sharu
"'li spell might lcngthcn II materially.
Although refusing TO assume the role
or prophet, he appeared suprcmely
confident Of the ultimate result He
paid the RoumanIan soldiers tho
highest compliments upon their dcs-
pcrntc bravery. and discounted stories
Of cowardicc or iHcflicicncy on the mart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
BRILLIANT STRATEGY N
HOlMSNINS CAMPAIGN

I}ItnIT% vny.r,,,r OF ~, .,,,i,,,,
.Tn,h,m., :, ,hn n.noi, ,,t.,,.,. ~
war VIII s.,rr,.. ,ho ,,r;iiin,., 80 ~
rnrco,,r,iinr nr ~, ,,r,i.y -, can,
oral Won r,Il.cpbnyn nn,1 ,,io,d MAJ
Shall Won N1a..l.aps.n ,.wnrd IN. Non,
If Roumaniu IN. n,.vs .b,,in,hI..
her. * nIp,i,,c,Il,. f.y,y-,i..n, ho,,r,
behind m, nc,uoI ,.vcn,s hut il mi.
r.,,i,.. i.,.,,.r 10, ,I,,,,,.,. ,v,.,,'
po,,n,.,ni.. :. i, ,o.,.,.yi.,,, ~, 49,,
I,o,i,.,., ,,,, ml,,.,nI,.
80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

mans part In war work have been coll
lcc.cd ny tho employment bureau of
the board OF trade. The number of
women recruited to Industrial occupu-
tl"ns between July. 1871. and July,
IS g. was $4,000. OF this number. 263. :
COZ directly replaced men. In CONNER
ci'l OCCUPATIONS the increase i'm the
nrnber of women workers was l?S OUv
whilc the number of women rcpIaciur
men III this class was 20l.Op0. This
al nar'nt discrepancy il accounted for
by the transfer OF women from the
feminine side TO the male side of the
g! Adjustments. The Increase in women
e" r!ts amounts to only $4,000. all Of
w'"m, however. have replaced men.
The Increase OF woman workers IN
h'tcls and places Of entertainment la
o'iy 1900. yet the number Of men
replaced in these establishments Is
81 ooo. many of the old female en-
pioyecs now doing tho work of mon.
Ther" has been much more Discus
g! II lately as to whether the CITY wo-
M ~ il success on tn" farr. AMI tho
point IS far from being s.ttlcu Never.
H. ,icss. $1,000 more women arc work
in! steadily at agriculture to-day than
III July, 1915. In l3l. there were only
30 women employed in ..oycyrncn,
a'Sena!s and dockyards. Now there are
over 10000. The English browcrics for
~ riy employed 5000 women. Now th.y
nay" $4,000. And SO il goes through
AZ tho industries
~ whole, tho industrial post
war problems arc goint; TO offer ,nn,.I
rood for reflection. aud. TO u. alniv,hl,.
S"''ca. Will require an intelligent skin
OF direction and "''iHar" dealing" equal
|" 'h' pest thought ana energy put for
ward in the war itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
noUMhNIAN TROOPS
ARE REPORTED HOLDING;

ftS aSSoCihtcI l'rcSS.
BtkHAkEST. November "G..--Thc
R'unanian forces are holding fast tn
Il = lin" of the Alt River across West
ccr Roumania. at a point south OF
S.rtina. some forty-fivc miles from the
Dr. ubc. tho War Office announced to-
dry, and also ar. maintaining their
ground alon; 'hc Roumanian northern
front.
The official statement reports an adj
vance OF the invaders who crossed tn"
Danube near Iimnitzn to the region
south Of Suimu. fourteen miles south
Of alexandria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
BERLIN DENIES REPORTS
OF ALLIED SICfcuSrs

I II AsNot!a' - rr.fs
SOFIA, November 29-The r.rp,s,
"tcn'licd attacks bo'h east and wcs,
Of Monastir and Tho complete dcf.a, az
IL Ian aueupts t" capture the village
of Farnovo' and denial Of the rrcnch
announcement Of tho capture or Doh.
rimtr. arc contained IN an omcial s,.;c.
mont given out by tho War Onlcc 10.
day. Tho statement follows:
We r"pulscd AN attack by an !..,,,r
battalion against tho village II Tar.
n"No. west OF Monastir. The Italians
let a large Quantity of var s,ruu.,
~ front of Our positions.
"rh" rronch statcmcn, Of Noverrb be,
- mat III" Frcnch had captured tn.
Ninago Of Eobrimir is Incorrect tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
THAW FLIES TO SEE GAME
Hcturns ia Hrmpstend From New
Haven. Covering SiNty-Fiyc Miles
I'm Fifty-IIvr Minutes.

ny SSSotlhlcu i'rcSS.
HEMPSTEAD. y. y, November Is
Lieutenant y. Il. Thaw. returned 10 the
aviation field here today from New
haven. where he flew to attend the
NHle- Harvard game. lie mafa the
Hight OF SiNty-hvc miles to-day in
fifty five minutes. IN a hiplanc. Ser
;;eant Johnson. who also few To New
Haven. returned to Garden city by au-
tomobilc. His face was badly frozen
at ;,n altitude OF 5000 feet on the trip
To New Haven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Mrs. Ell. ID. uu,-Icr

EALTINpIE, Md, NOVcmbyr oG-.
Ms Mcilc Heasbcrs Uu,zlcr, wife OF
!. lis j.. ilutzlcr. recently Of Richmoun.
died at h"r home here today very sud
d"niN sue "as tiirty-four years old.
several days ago she contracted a bad
cold. which brought On n complication
OF diseases. which her System Couln
not successfully combat Tho funeral
VIII be held tomorrow. ana the BODY
s'nt - i:tchmUud for intcrmcnt on
Tuesday Sh" is survived by mum.
b"r OF relatives IN Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Mrs. Annie Suntstron,

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
-'--Th" funeral Of Mrs. Annie Snno.
Sirom' aged twenty-five. wife of Gu,
J.. SIndst-om. Of ITopcwcn, Va. took
Pace AT 800 O'Clock this afternoon
rem IN" nome or her uncle, a. c. Ben
nett. In this city. Mrs Sands,ron, vn.
porn IN Sweden. ana upon the death OF
no. father was adopted by Mr. Rem
hf't BESIDES hcr husband, she leaves
two small children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


tliAi;lpTT ESNll.LE. VA NvycInber
% MICS Emma y. Mosclcy. aged sixty
Two. OF Ivy this county, died yesterday
NJ local hospital. after n brief III
No ~. The funeral was hold at .
tlo'h 'his AFTERNOON from Olivet
thur"h, near Owcnsville Miss Nose
ie: was "A daughter OF the late Alley.
anacr M"sclcy, or powhatan County.
but had mad" her home in Albemari,
for several years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
John ~. .Inhnsnn

itAELo1'ri:SNlL1.E VA. November
y IN" remains OF John W. Johnson,
VINO died at Il local hospital. were Sent
yesterday 20 his former home al
p'nnSc where the funeral and inter.
m"ni took place to-day. Mr.. Johnaor
WIS son Of J. W Johnson, OF Otang.
comfy. Death WAS due TO typhoid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27

i'"cnch have never entered this village
"Encmy forces advancing in the out
s. irts OF Grunishte were driven bach
On the rest OF the front there were
artillery actions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-27
Il.... 4 ~

Il IElK Died, Monday. EovcInEcr - 1871,
Il ~ ny The r"sitenc.c al, h:s sor.
street j DALLAS BAKER, aged seventy.
l,nnernl notice Int.r.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-24

Silence is golden-when you are
not dumb.
A fellow broke into print the other
day with an article on "What A Wo-
man Thinks" They buried him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-24
Arizona viii Be Bone Dry

Ph"cni>. Arih.. Nov. IL Thous
ard Of citizens at Arizona received
- terrific jolt today when they learn
ed llai the new "bonr dry prohlbi
iiun amendment. which bars the i'm
"rlalion ot liquor for personal use,
becomes effective ~ soon ~ the re-.
sul, of the election ha> been ottic-
Inllv announced by the proclamation
uf the governor. The original pre-
hibiiion amendment adopted IA 1914,
did mol hrcomc effective until the H..
of the following year. and saloon
keepers and brewers had almost ~"
whole month, IN which Ia .e, rid of
their Stock.
II was naturally assumed thai when
The ierenl amendment prohibit:n, the
'hipmrn, 81 liquor into the stat" fot
l.ri~chal use wa, submitted H. ,h,
people. II would no, go "io effect I'M
I'll January |. bur there l. no such
provision in the new amendment. It
becomes effective ~ soon IL the gov b.
rrn"i'> proclamation l. ssued. .whica
may he before ThanL~ .l' 'ng.
When il became known thai the
new amendment barring ''rrr~oral
use" liquor from the state might take
effect within the next few weeks iher.
wa~ rush To the telegraph pi'ire..
aud thousands of messages have been
filed ordering shipments of liquor for
personal use before the bars are pni
up BY terms of the new amendment.
however. persons who have linnor ~
their possession after the new bone
DIV .'nendmcnl y,t> Ii" effect are
libl" Ia arrc~. under the prn,l~inu
of the law which furbd- having liz
i"r ia onc> possession. Consequent
\ ni liquor -hi"pea int, III" stale for
.rr>"nal u~c mu~l nol oliy arrive
a. Arizona hut he consume, before
l,e proclamation 80 the e",crnor =
I. sued
official advise al The county ai-
i"rucy- Ut tn" -.dl'. ca.,L'l their IT
Ivntion Ia tn ia'i that ia" IeN
amendment brrlnr. effect -. a. ~ocr
n. the governo, proclamation i !,
sued ha> been 'e.'l out ~ Attorney.
I eneral Wiley !. ZONES. who has AN
} 'unced il n III purpose - enforce
n. amendmear - the >tr,ri ie,,er #
,i law n sopl - il beco D. , e:.cci
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