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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
ITALIANS MAKE MILE GAIN
TOWARD W|PPACH RIVER
Continue New Offensive Against Aus.
tro-Hungarian Forces I'm
CarsO Region.
SEVERE BATTLES IN GALlcLa
Germans Occupy Part or Advanced
russian Trenches East OF Lipnica-
dOlna-7'euton CUuntcrattack on
Somrnc Results In Heavy Losses.
Greek Army III Fight
With the Venizelists

10 20 ~ November 3.-Thr
Greek "rWH arrived outside Kate
rim. aud an enhancement with the
Hcntzrlt>ts began io-pight. says
dispatch Ia Tho sunday observer
trom hthrn~. dated Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
CAPTURE PARTS
or III SSIA\ POSITIONS

Nv Associates rrcss.l
BERLIN, November ,via SayviIle)
Portions Of the Russian main posi-
ton on The NnrayuYha River. south
cast or 1."mherC. were taken by storm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

tSpeci;, 10 The Times Dispatch
GOEDONSN!lLE VA. November -
Alfred II. Rawlings, aged twcnty-nine
years. died 1T the home Of his, mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
l)E!A THIS

JbNES.-ped at the Retreat for The
SICK at midnight, EUGENE ZONES.
Funeral ON MONDAY. 1 r. NJ. from
the residence OF his sister Mrs
Charles -. WitherSpoon. To Marshall
street. Petersburg, Va Friends are
invited a nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

the ieadin: physician of this conmun.
itr Tor thirty years. Mrs Boone lanyes
or" sister and i've children The fu-
neral was attended hy u large crowd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

aud Clarence Phillips. and Mrs. George
Eri"tc. Mrs, W e. Reynolds. and Miss
Ellen Todd Phillips
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
RErI H,.lCA> CHAIRMAN CLAIMS
100 MAJORITY FOR HI-CUEs

NEW YORK. November 4.-Wiliiam
4. WILCOX. tho Republican chairman
IN 1t formal forecast Of the campaign
tonight, reported To Mr Hughes that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

WANTED. Il Young man with experience for
our whit" goods and bedding department.
ABBY TO FourqurvGn. Temple ~ Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

located. heated. furnished
room: large and bright; permanent. o'
'r.n.icn, iol East Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Nrs. Victoria Robertson.

Mrs. Victoria Robertson, wife of John
Robertson. died last ;!iGht at 10 o'clock
at her home. $500 Everett street. She
j. survived by her husband, two sons,
x l.. ana J. W Robertson. and by two
daughters. Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss
Myrtle Robertson.
Tic funeral VIII tax: plAc. Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Rev. Daniel HAYS.

afternoon at 3 o'clock from Ashury y
Methodist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

SOMETHING ucw--ail ktmus OF automobiI.
prrts FOR all kind. Of ears. gears. hearings,
'rh""iS. aNl"S. springs radiators. lamps.
i'r"stO-li'" TANKS. nnEncto:, electric genera
tors. bod!c-. "ty. Wilbur I. Dotscn, so2
~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

y stated communication Of Hcnr;co
NJ Union Lodge, No. 100 4. l.. " 4 NJ
~ Wit be hold ~ Masonic Hail. ~ l..
North Twenty i.th Street, MONDAY
:Nl.NiSG. November .. at 1880 o'clock
members o. sister lodges and transient
'r"thr.n ar" fraiernaiiy invited 10 be
resent
iiy order OF the wors hipfui master
JOSEPH 5 WILSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

WANTED. girls Tor candy factory. Apply
Fleming - Christian Co. Fifteenth ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

HAVE nice larg" bricl; houses in GOOD
sections Of til. city AMI rented to first
class tenants FOR So" for tn" > per year
that desire 10 sell, must raise. som"
nnn"y- In best % condition ana pays II -
i'"r cent on mly equity. 4 bargain to amy
one who has 4 iit'l" money. Direct from
nM-nnE A,ilr..s L. NmN a Si.Ii..,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

FLAT for rent. ErSt or second; new brick
houSo: priVat" bath ana sink in Kitchen.
- Maryland Avenue. Highland Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

with months eXDeri-
cu," desires position. Gail Randolph
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
VILLA WILL BURN
ENEMY'S FAMILIES
Brings His Army Up i'm Strength by
Threats ON Officers
People.

CHIHUAHUA CITY, oct. Is. --
villa is forcing men 10 Join his COM
mand under threat of burning their
families Lnless they comply with his
demand, a document which has been
received at General Trevino's head
quarters and signed by villa shows.
This document refers tc Reyes Es-
.r1da and reads
Il conccde travelling pass TO
Reyes Estrada with tho object of his
joining cur forces and with tie under
standing that If he does not fulfill
his promise within ten days he Will
be considered as an enemy and will
expose his family 70 be burned"
General Trevino IS making every
preparation for another attack fron
.hc Villa forces. The hill; near tbs
city are being entronched and cannon
placed on the higher points. Outposts
are sert out each night to prevent 81.
surprise attack. An infantry division
iS now en- route from Parras, Coahuia,
undor command of General Jose
Santos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
GERARD TO DISCUSS
AFFAIRS WITH PRES,
No Appoinimcnt for Ambassador Has
Been Made, However; Wifc's
Birthday.

LONG BRANCH, y. J., oct. Is
1t Is expected that some time this
week President Wilson will discuss
the German situation with James w.
GArard, American ambassador to Ger
many, but no engagement had been
made today Thomas Mccarthy.
United States marshal in New York.
formerly Mr.. Gerard'5 secretary. was
hero today TO see Secretary Tumulty.
Senator Hughes Of New Jersey was
among the political callers today at
the executive Offices. The president
received q telegram from Senator OIL
lie James of Kentucky. who has been
campaigning in the middle vest. pre-
dieting victory for Mr.. Wilson.
st Louis day. which was to have
been observed here Tuesday. has been
Cancelled. More elaborate arrange
ments are being mado for the presi-
dents trip to Chicago this week lie
win leave here Wednesday
This was Mrs Wilson's birthday
and tonight II family birthday dinner
was held at shadow Lawn. Tho presi,
dent gave Mrs Wilson IA diamond and
platinum brooch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
Tulsa Squad Put Through
Practical Tests at Fair
grounds Sunday.
EFFICIENCY is SHOWN
Exhibition of Handling the
Wounded Under War
time Conditions.

TUl SA'S peace-loving public got a
L thrill of army life at Camp Albert
Patrick yesterday afternoon when
half of the members of ambulance
company No. ! were ordered to die
and the other half of the company
Informed that 1t was their d Ity TO
bring the dead and dying to the field
hospital tent, while thousands of
siGhtseors looked on from the grounn
reserved FOR the automobiles whiCh
lined Admiral TO the entrance of the
fairgrounds during the afternoon.
1t was the first opportunity that the
residents OF Tulsa have aver had to
see the actual workings of "a unit such
as has been organized in Tulsa by
Captain LaReau and his lieutenAnts
after several others had failed to re-
cruit the company to n point whore
the war department would give it
consideration.
The men of the unit were put
through a series of drills by Captain
LaReau, which brought out the work
the men have been trained to perform
during their detention I'm Tulsa, await
ing orders to entrain for the Mexican
border.
Many Wounded"
Litter drills, in which the "wound-
cd" were removed from the battle
field" across entan clements. trenches
and to the field hospitals, VAS but a
part of the exercises, which also III
Cluded drill in onc-man carving. life
saving and other features which are
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
Democrats Send Out Letter
to Postmasters Demand
Their Salaries.
TO REFUSE BIT
IS TO LOSE JOBS
National Committee Chair
man Makes Denial,
Then Backs Up.


NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Carefully
~ nrenoroa r,ora % .,o r,,,o,,i
VI Wv
De'iiocrauc EXECUTIVE committee 10
extort campaign fund OF several
millions from federal officeholders in
,.,oi,.t, ~. ..,u,, =,
'O''''0' Vi 'i'o 'P'i'' Vi '''e 81 'i''''''''
code and of the civil service act, were
disclosed at Republican national
headquarters today The plans pur-
pose the raising OF this hugo fund for
the reelection of President wilson.
Ihe trainers of the plan are per-
tectly aware of the fact that they arc
SKATING on very thin ice and have
strlNen TO direct the procedure OF their
supofdlnates so as TO enable them TO
erect a substantial violation OF the
law without being caught The men
who are endeaVorlng to put the plans
IN operation boldly confess to the sub
ordinates upon whom they rely for
the actual strong-arm work, that they
are deliberately seeking to evade the
statutory provisions to which in public
ard FOR the purposes OF campaign ar
gument only. they make such profuse
profession of devotion.
To Rob Postmasters First.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
A NEW SUB SCARE
STIRS OUR NAVY
Reports are Current That
Submarine Base Has
Been Found.

DAR UARBOR, Maine, oct. l5.-The
- abrupt recall of a liberty party
from the destroyer McDougall and the
ships subsequent departure at tGll
speed today suggested important de-
velopments in connection with the
warship's neutrality patrol. Early this
afternoon she put in here from East
port and gave shore leave to party
of her sailors. Four blasts of the
ships whistle soon recalled them and
the last hoatload had hardly reached
the destroyers side when she steamed
out of the harbOr.
The wild coast line in this region,
with its inrumerable coyes. has long
been one of the fayorite regions picked
out by rumor for hidden wireless sta
tons and secret submarine bases.
An explosion which shook East Ma
chiqs early Saturday has revealed that
a building at the head of navigation
on the East Machias river nd been
used secretly as storohouse for some
powerful explosive. Efforts to ascer-
tain the ownership of the explosive
were unsuccessful today. Reports that
boats had been heard passing up the
river could not be confirmed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
CAMPAIGN TIES Up
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
America Not Satisfied With
Allies Note, But What
Can We Do?"

WAsHINGToN, oct l5'-hxam-
w ination of the allies note on
the censorship of mails, made public
today, has brought a feeling among
officials that it does not satisfactorily
meet the protests set forth in the
American note of May "a, which said
that "only radical change restoring
To the United States its full rights as
aneutral power, will satisfy this gov
ernment."
The state department has watched
with interest, however, the informal
arrangements made by British Off
cials through their trade department
and through such conferences as that
Of Sir Richard Crawford in New York
recently, and is understood to feel
that resentment among American citl-
zens over the allied censorship has
been greatly lessened.
1t is thought unlikely that any reply
will be made in the three weeks be-
fore election. In this connection diplo-
matte circles attach much signifi-
cance to President Wilson's declara-
tions at Long Branch yesterday, that
"it IS almost impossible to do any
thing positive" in the fields of foreign
affairs during the campaign.
All the information reaching the de-
partment is understood to indicate
that the allies have determined to
maintain the firmest attitude on the
subject. feeling that absolutely vital
interests are involved. Officials are
said to feel, therefore, that any furth-
er positive step by the United States
might bring the controversy to a much
more critical stage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
BLACK AND TAN CLUB
CAUSES POLICE ROW
CHARGES ARE MADE THAT CHI
CAGO MAYOR STOPPED
OFFICERS RAIDS,
Fifteen Captains Are Summoned 10
Appear rs Witnesses
in Case.

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-Fifteen police
captains were served with subpocnas
today To testify in the municipal court
tomorrow on the application of States
Attorney Hoyne for warrants for the
arrest OF Charles G. IIcaley. chief of
police, and others on charges of with
holding the hands of subordinate
officials in the suppression OF vice.
william i. O'Brien, suspended no.
lice captain, who yesterday testified
that he had not been allowed to inter
tere with all-night cafes. known as
black and tans." in which whites and
blacks danced and drank together, will
probably be the first witness to take
the stand tomorrow.
The Rev. Myron T.. Adams member
of the committee of Is. self-appoint-
ed citizens committee that has IN
Ncstlgated vice conditions, will follow
Captain O'Bricn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
Mystery of 1000 Names
Added to List Is Grow
ig Serious.
GOVERNMENT ASKED
TO PROBE AFFAIRS
Is Fraud Is Practised Uncle
Sam VIII Attend to
Guilty Ones.
ONE thousand Democratic voters. or

nNE thousand Democratic voters. or
~ alleged voters. have received
registration certificates since the close
of the regular registration period In
Tulsa county, according to Informal
ton that came to light recently.
There are rumors of fraud and con-
spiracy and agents OF the United
States government have been asked to
make an investigation. on account OF
the fact that national officers are to
be voted on at the coming election
any persons perpctrating fraud viii
come under the Jurisdiction of federal
authorities and startling developments
Will undoubtedly cnsue.
When the ten-day registration period
came TO close a few months ago it
was found that there were less than
three hundred more Democrats regis-
tered than Republicans in the county.
But today the Democrats have the best
of the other party by more than one
thousand names. The method by
which this increase was made is the
basis of the present probe. Repub-
lican leaders here say they will not
rest unt.l the truth is known, and If
anyone is guilty of violating the law
they will see that arrests follow.
Time and Money.
From apparently authentic sources
it has been learned, according to
rumor. that the men in charge OF tho
registration, all of whom are Demo-
Gratis. have spent much time and
money In getting registration certfi-
Gates into the hands OF Democratic
waters who failed to register during
the period prescribed by law.
1t is claimed that certain individuals
furnihed the proper officials with
lists of the Democrats who failed to
register and certificates were then
made opt for the absentees. Most Of
these certificates were either sent or
mailed to the parties to whom they
were issued. Others, 1t is alleged, were
left at the office of the county clerk,
where they were subsequently called
for. II these facts are true. the law
has clearly been violated. That 1t WAS
purely political move is indicated by
the fact that not one Republican voter
was furnished with n certificate after
the legal period had terminated.
If these reports are all true, it tx
another and convincing reason why
every honest citizen who respects the
sacredness of the ballot should do all
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
TEN ARE KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
Passengers in Freight CabOose Ground
To Death Near
EIwOpd.

ELWOOD. Ncb.. oct. 15.-Ten men
were killed and eleven others seriously
injured when a train on the Eurling-
ton railroad crashed into "a freight ca
boose in which the men were riding,
twelve miles east of here today
Five other men standing on the rear
platform of the caboOsc saw the APP
preaching train soon enough to jump
10 safety. one man I'm the cabouse
was thrown clear Of the wreck and cs-
capped injury The trains in collision
were sections of regular stock train.
Lack of lights and warning signals is
given by survivors Of the collision as
the cause of the collision. All of the
victims are residents of Nebraska
towns.
Twenty-one men on the floor Of the
caboose We're iammed into a space of
Logs than four feet in width and tins
was filled with wreckage.
II was reported here that two Of the
injured died on the way to Hastings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
Tcutonic Forces Pushing
Troops of the Allies
Back in Places.
BRITISH CLAIM GAINS
IN COUNTER ATTACKS
Italians Making Advances
in Carso Region, Says
Rome Reports.

A LTHOUGH the Rumanians In
IA northeast Transylvania continue
to fall back before the Austro-G Ger
mans from this region all along the
battle limo to the vicinity Of Orsova
on the Danube, they not alone are
giving battle to their adversaries. but
at several points by violent counter
attacks have gained an advantage
over them.
Bucharest admits the retirement OF
the Rumanian forces in the kaliman
mountains. on the northwest front.
but says farther south infantry of
the Teutonc allies were put To flight
by their artillery fire. Successes also
were obtained by the Rumanians in
the Otuz and jul valleys. where
violent attacks were repulsed with
heavy casualties ON both sides of
the Szurduk pass the Rumanians con-
tinuc on the offensive. but Berlin
saws thei" attacks have been re-
PEELED.
Germans Make Gain.
North of this region in the Car
pathian mountains the Austro-Ger-
mans have recaptured the height OF
Smotrcc. In Volhynia violent fight
ing has again broken out. Here both
the Russians and the Germans claim
successes. Petrograd says that north
of KorytniZa the Russians captured a
German trench inflicting heavy
casualties on its occupants. Along
the Stockhod, says Berlin, Russian
attacks were repulsed,
German trenches in the neighbor-
hood of the Stuff and Schwaben re-
doubts. in the Thiepval region OF
France. have been captured by the
British and with them more than
three hundred prisoners. To the
east. near Gueudecourt, the British
also have slightly advanced their
line.
Berlin Admits Losses.
Berlin admits that the British
north of Thiepval gained firm hold
in the German trenches and that the
French south of the Somme have
won footing in the sugar refinery at
Genermont. The French in Satur-
days fighting in the Ablaincourt-
Belloy sector made prisoner LOO
Germans.
In Macedonia the Serbian troops
have made a further advance along
the left bank of the Cerna river,
while the French have cut the rail-
way line south of Sereus. The fight
ing throughout this region consists
mainly of artillery duels. only iso-
lated infantry attacks having been
reported.
Stll further gains for the Italians
against the Austriaus In the Carso
region of the Austro- Italian theater
are recorded by Rome
The convoking of the Greek cham
Der of deputies. which was to have
taken place Saturday. has been post
poned for month by decree Of KING
Constantine.
Bucharcsts official communication
reads: "In the Kaliman mountains
our troops retired toward the from
tier. South Of Tulghes-G -Gyorgyo-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
-FT
TO COUNTY CHAIRMEI:

At the instance Of ationa1 Commi tteeman
potndexter conferred with the National Campaign
Commttte while New York few days am writ
Ing suggest that have private interview with
the poe in county who appointed oy
tho admin traton, in regard to contributing
the National Democratic Campaign fund The names
and salaries Of these appointees are given below
ationa1 Democratic Executive Committee
Is other federal
the National Campaign Fund amount
not compulsory, advised that In tho event
Pres wilson re-elected there will be perma-
mont throughout the country
and note Of the loyalty Of those appo1ns-
ees Who contr ibut cd, we'll Of the disloyalty
contribute toward tho re-eeot1on
Of the they received their ap-
po1ntnents. -
civil service lew Will not permit the
writing Of q letter postmaeter, demanding money
for purposes Will it permit anyone 70 60
to the toffice and request suoscr1pton 20 the
Campaign the postmaster away IRON AAo
placs Of business and such appeal to Rim a.
YOU would Democrat to oontr1 butet
the Democratic Campaign Fund and can advise
- 1850,
It is hoped that you vial proceed intslli-
gently ines and arrange In legal Say 70
Democratic postmaster or other appointes
Of tho present adnintstrst1on to contribute TO ehe
Campaign all Of whom should realize that
tho interests Of President Wilson in this race are
identica1 With their own.
75s,..>.~ 12caas.~-4
Chairman Central Committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
CARRANZA TROOPS
JOIN FELIX DIAZ
Ten, Thousand Constitutionalists Re-
ported to Have Deserted
Their Chief.

LAREDO, Texas. oct. 10. - Ten
thousand constitutionalist troops were
defeated at Tehuacan Friday, October
6. and Joined the Felix Diaz move
ment, according to seemingly reliable
information reaching the border to-
day. This information says that u
column Of five thousand troops under
command of Gen. Jose Ysabel Robles.
sent against the revolutionists, de-
clared themselves. with their leader,
for Diaz, while another column of
equal strength. commanded by Gen.
Cesario Castro, likewise deserted the
constitutionalists.
General Castro. who IL governor OF
the state of Pueblo, Is said to have
escaped in an automobile with his
general staff. remaining tNie to Cen
eral Carranza-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16
Commissioners Decide No
Assurances Can BE
Secured.
VILLA IS THE THORN
Carranza, 1t Is Learned,
Grows Impatient at
the Delays.

A TLANT1C CITY. N. j.. oct. 15.-
n Members of the Mexican -Ameri-
can joint commission. who have been
'endeavoring for six weeks to effect n
satisfactory adjustment of the interna-
uonal problems growing out of the
disturbed conditions in Mexico, APP
peared today y have little hope that
their work would be finished for at
least another week. Their confer
ences Will be resumed tomorrow.
There's the Rub.
The MeXicans have not been able
TO satisfy the American representa-
uNos that their government. unassis-
ted. can maintain such order along the
border as will safeguard life and
property of Americans.
Unofficial information reaching
here indicated IT was not improbable
General CararnZa's impatiencc at the
failure of the American government
10 withdraw General pershings troops
might cause him to send to the state
department at any time "A cOmmuni-
cation that would give the conference
new aspect.
The Mexicans have been told re-
peatedly that until satisfactory
method of control has been adopted
the question OF the withdrawal of
American troops cannot he discussed
and villa activities have been cited as
sufficient reason for the maintenance
OF that attitude.