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The evening herald., 1917-12-08
NSsNCuI SFrrTS HELIEI
TRAM REACHES HALIFAX

HuutaN. y =. Dee. tlrom staff
Correspondent ut the Associated
prr-- Tho Nussa,hu-c.r relief
tram thut htt Boston Thursday night
arrived her, tutJ, There I- tb-u.
lutcN uo vu, CO., ,siimltsrc with amy
bvgror ui a,rurJcy tho number of
.".H H- a result uf the explosion uu
Thurr,uN Fifteen hundred deut i-
'H, ryuruuh accepted figm, hy the
uutnuuur- jn ou, motrur there
... uu bodies
THr H.,',r N,r. viewed n1 t wu|-
N'ure tuIu, but pul, 70 few were
Identified There are probably goo
urHnr nuUIr. nn view awaiting idpuU
Nur|un lu 'hr greater number ut
..-r- 'nI. VIII %, impossible
,uIul.us committee I-sucd a state
u.nf saving that hotwcru 5000 and
I.." .'Nr.IuEs u",ur'vd p, th, poor.
o. .H-s,- had been destroyed Affect
Iul approximately 5000" persons
u,r-ul tuun shows that almost
rU urN persons urv destitute.
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
UNIIINN II fSo WED
~ HER DESuI. NTION

St Johu s. D. Dec Halifax is
isolated u hor dcsoluuon today
storm bound tho devastated city has
been cut off from virtually an COM
munioation with the outside
lu'ermittuut communication by tel
rErarh unvcruin and hesltatlng. in
Tho carN hours of the dan. was fol-
lowed hN ,tWpicte suspension 80 far
lr could be learned here
Tho futo uf the sufferer from the
explosion OF Thursday il causing the
greatest concern as temporary quar-
tcrs for the homeless are limited. and
supple. of window glass and roofing
paper chat might make damaged
buildings again huhitabic sim are
lacking boo sufficient quantity Go meet
ihe uccd
iioports from Truro stNt, mites
from HuhfuN. say the whole section
is storm swept and the fur, of the
ltliz2ard i~ hardly les, crucl than the
destroying flames ;hHt preceded IT,
The relief trains 'hut raced with the
storm, iu the hope of gotuuF their
supplies into HuljinN before their
paths were blocked hN the fast hll-
ne SNOW failed and to-day the ro-
Lief PARTIES were themselves iu need
uf sucour
Trains FROM IiuliflN nud other
paints "l~t we're rcportrd as "holrs
hohIud aud uo promises were made
regarding them Those train. are
loaded with uiurcs persons AMI
deaths upon fhnw ARE altogether
probable. ls scarcely train load
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
Typical Northwestern Is Sweeping
Over the Stricken Zone; Arctic
Wind Is Blowing a. a 40.mile-
an-hour Velocity
RICH AND PoRR WORK TO
RELIEVE THE SUFFERING
People from All Walks of Life
Rally Calamity, Are Caring for
the Injured and Homeless and
Accounting for Dead

~ Associated Pres,
Amherst, n. S., Dec.
8. An estimate of four
thousand persons dead in
the Halifax dissater is
contained in a private
telegram received here
from the stricken city to-
day by an undertaking
firm here. The message
asks that 1000 collins be
sent to Halifax at once.
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
OF SUFF COMMITTEE
ARE APPOINTED TODAY
~ s..oriAtsd Prs..

Wa shingtou. pc,. s. democratic
members OF the new house suffrage
committee headed boy Representative
Raker of California. were elected to-
day ds follows
representative Saunders OF VIZ
GINA clark Florida nillard, COT
orndo, M3ycs ttah. sullivan, Sow
York ana Blnntou. Texas. Representa-
t,c- Saunders and Clark we're select
ed ts those opposing and the others
as fayuring suffrage tur women
The republicans viii select six
members TUESDAY. q ubtlcSs with
I,cprc-cu8tiNc Junnctte Rankin ~
Montana. heading the list
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
|)NE OF AMERICAS LARGEST and
NEWEST U-BOAT HUNTERS FALLSA
VICTIM TO DEADLY HUN MISSILES

Germans, Under the Protection of Darkness, Send
Weapon of Destruction Crashing Into Bowels of
One of Nations Submarine Chasers; Only
Thrty-seven Officers and Men Out of Crew
of More Than Hundred Are Known to Have
Been Taken OFF; Commander David Worth
Bagley, Brother of Wife of Secretary of the
Navy Is Believed to Have Perished
The evening herald., 1917-12-08

LEY Washington.
LIEUTENANT j * RICHARDS
Washington - e.
LIEUTENANT NORMAN SCOTT
- Louis. Aio.
ENSIGN s. y. GATES Bay Citv,
Mich.
ASSISTANT SURGEON L. l.. 40
AMNEWiCZ Milwaukee. Wis
GUNNER HARRY a. WOOD ASH
Vile y e..
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
Ecuador Seuers
Relations With
German Empire

w Assa, .at.d Press
GunNnauil Ecuador. Dee. S.-i.cu-
ndur has severed diplomatic relations
with Gcrmany. according tn ah Off
ctni announcement by the government
today.
The evening herald., 1917-12-08

were sighted or the Novn Scotia
coast In the vicinity cf Halifax on
the night tefore the Halifax explo-
sion. according 70 The cauhaln of n
steamship which arrived mere from "a
- Lawrence river port tuday. lie
said hts steamship nearly ran into
the two craft, neither OF which dis
played any light. The towing vcs-
sel. he said, appeared to be signalling
either some other ship or a point on
the shore
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
ALLIES AND GERMANS
BATTLE IN THE AIR
OVER SWITZERLAND
Teutons, Hard Pressed by Pur-
suers. Intentionally Enter Swiss
Territory; Fight Takes Place at
Great Height.

~ Associated Press
Geneva. switzerland, Friday. Dcc.
The first aerial bntilc between al
lied ana German airmen over Swiss
territory occurred around Basic today.
II appears that the Germans. hard
pressed hy their opponents. intcn-
tionally cDterod switzerland The
fight took place at d great height and
the number uf aeroplancs is not
known. The encounter lasted twenty
minutes. Seven bombs were dropped
on Swiss territory hut only material
damage resulted
Eventually the alrmcn sped toward
Alsacc. stiil fighting, while swiss sol
diers bombnrded both parties with
shells from anti-uircraft gunsu. The
residents of Bale and The neighbor-
hood territory are indignant over the
violation of Swiizerland's neutrality.
The evening herald., 1917-12-08

'llfIbN STffHEN 'iRlNNEbl,
seaman rawtucket. 81 J.
BOYD MAHTELL HAMr. electric
ian. Cashmere Wash
LELAND MCKEANb HIGHET.
seaman spencer. lna
LUTHER NIL fireman philadcl.
phn
WILLIAM PENN HUGHES. car
poutors mate Scranton. Pa.
LAWRENCE HANSEN apprentice
seaman chicago
FRANCIS JOHN JAsKOLsKt urr.
man. Baltimore
DOCN JOHNSON chief ,ook. rh.ia-
delph,a
JONI CLIFFORD seaman. Mime
lpui- M..t
ARCHIE LEEI'N much,n.st's mate.
Newark ohio
JOHN MACHALEr. seaman. Nd-
ANS Mass
JOSE ANTHONY MENDES. fire
man Providence e.
GEORGE CHRISTIAN MERKEL.
mochmsts mate. Philadelphia
WILLIAM HEARST EEAENEN,
fireman. Bristol &
LAWRENCE GOEHAM KELLY.
electrician address not given
JpSErH kOEZENIECNN. fireman
Suyiyc. Eus~u
WILLIAM FRANK LAsl>ON fire.
man. Camden y j
UEHnEi;T PAIL LENTZ. firrmau
brooklyn N
HENRY JOSEPH NhLETZ s,t-
man. Bound Eruuh n j
bpNNT NAECHNND seaman faith
The evening herald., 1917-12-08
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum 81 minimum. 10. rang"
-, q. m. - northwest wind clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Bayha's Fishing Camp
Complete Washed Away
Rushing Mig Wheeling Crook Sweeps
Away 1esort-Win 70 establish
Flnco,

George r.. Rnyhn'n fishing cRmp on Rig
Wheeling creek WAS swept away Tues
dry morning when the stream rose hap
idly Following tho heavy rain In Mar
Shnll tnunty.
The cAmp VIVA ono OF The largest and
most com plotcly equipped In this sec
ton. Mr.. Rnyhn, who lives In South
Wheeling and Is tho wcll-known snl"a-
man for thu wheeling Motor Chr com
puny. was driving In from the Ituirk
nuotn factory nj Flint. Mich. mt The
timn of hr loss
Mr.. Tmyhu established tho camp srv-
nrnl ycnrH nEn on the l.nnriny"r fnrm.
near The lxnnk walton fiAhlnH camp. ana
rrCh year had made rAt"nrIvr improve
uI"nt. and uddit ions Iu tho plrnhurr rn-
i.urt a few wr"kr ny" hn took hun
drrI. of pounds or nuEmr &" the amp
preparatory Ia cunning fruit thir month.
E,mi lnrni "r MI binds wan nwrpt AWAY
with ia, ttIgnr AMI hnn1rr,ln Of 'lullnrh
wnTII at rnuIIrd good" nmh other pro-
vIrlnIr rhu only thing |" unrk thu
rrni where once wn- "-Inhlirh"I Ma"
h"nutlrui rnntp. ln the wooden kll"h"u.
which wan nnrl"r"d dawn WATER T,nn
eight feet Ia thin huIlhiuE. dorir"ylng itn
TuIICntd.
Mr Haydn upon hir rrtUrn I" tho Ell y
vrr.Irr,inv uintI, nrrnnr"m,"utr nj "iI'" l."
r"huIlh IT," camp nnI II" h"p"n t., luv"
II rrndv for r~vrrnI w~"hr' rul"vr~ut
thin rnli hrrnrr cold wrmIlr"r IT.' rnlh
,nrl,Iir hin I"rr. H." wIlI II" Tint ~
p,"ird rnnnInE "n tho Iln"r ihlr rnll ar
limit -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
MILKMEN Will
TAKE DAY OFF
All Milk Dispensers and Mtlk-mafds
to Attend Picnic at Wheeling
Park Today.

II YOU had to drink your coffee with
pu., cream this morning when you sat
down to the breakfast table. do not
get peeved You will know at once
that the milkmen have fled from the
tinkle OF the milk bottles. and have
repaired to Wheeling park for a day
Of enjoyment.
Today has been declared an official
milkmen's holiday. and an enjoyable
program has been arranged for the
basket picnic which will take place at
the park. The feature OF the day Will
be a ball game between the f. c.
Dairy and the United Dairy. Both
teams boast OF an inrinclble lineup.
and considerable interest has been
displayed In arranging for the game.
There will also be- races OF different
kinds, open to any one attending the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
YESTERDAY QUIET
AT THE RED CROSS
No Donations Turned In to tho Local
Chapter Of Red Cross Two
Bundles Of Hospital Supplies.

No membership donations were re-
ported AT the headquarters Of the local
Red Cross yesterday, but two large
packages Of hospital supplies were re-
ceivcd from the Bethany chapter and
the ladies' OF Tho Vance Memorial
church. Both contained large num-
BIER OF sheets and pnjanaH.
Vhr ladies OF the Kings Daughters
were busy HrwInE NIL day nj the head
qunriurH I'm tho Hub building. under
the mIprrvisiun OF Mrn. Alex Young.
All lndIrn IntnrcRtnd In tho good work
mr." invited to attend tn" HuwlnE "i-
Hlonn Mt tho headquarters every day.
or If drairrd. my lndIrH may obtain
instruction md directions for the Hcw'
Ing OF Tho many articles TINT arc In
demand by the government for use In
tho baso hospitals. Mnny OF tho Indies
nrc also knitting comfort sets for the
boys In tho navy. Dimensions ana
other instructions for the knitting of
these scts may BIO obtained from the
local chapter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
BABY DISPENSARY
STARTS BUSINESS
Hovor.u AppliCuntr Accommodated On
T1rnt Day Of Operation OF Min
Depot.

To nr,r,IiInuIntr the demand that In
already nrInTcnt. tho new milh mud hhhy
,lrl,ri,rnry. lr"H cd at ihs TwnIr'h
rirrut. wan opened informally yrni"r-
dry Tho equipment In practically NIL
IuuIuIIrd nImI ono "r the nurn"n In Tho
,rn,,. ar the Arrn,'InIod fhuTItIon wnn
pat Ia ThnrRr.
Arrangements nrn bring nin'r !" hnv"
nm nfflrInI "I"uluE within n Tow dhyH
huI Ih" hirU"unnry VIII u" "p"n Tor
hurIurr- III The meantime. N"ghll"tl"hH
for II rIcriIia"r nr" being Wnh". which
vIII I. the rnuiurn article In tho equip
u,ruI IF III" iuuiitmln Ion r"r hotter
huhIrr rur" certified mllk Will 10" on
uuIc I'm rtrrIlIl"I h"Iil"u. mud WhN"l-
Iuy nnIh"rr can r"Hi n"rur"h INIT ih"y
urc receiving: uun'luli"rni"h md Glenn
milk for their hnhlcH.
Thnnc unnhI" to pny tho low prir"
nrkcd for tn" milk will he Furnished ~
free. instruction for ih" proper rnr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
DRIVE CARS IN
Geo. E. 8ayha and Assistants Arrive
From Michigan - Roads in
Good Shape.

George T.. Iayhl. well known sales
man for Wheeling Motor Car com
pany. accompanied by II. J. Hoffman
and Louis Ziegler. returned yesterday
from Flint. Michigan. from where they
cars from the factory. TIL" cars were
cars from the factory. The care were
for ilnmediatn delivery To purcha srr'
in the wheeling district. The pur-
chasers wanted their cars quickly and
as it Is impossible 10 get shipments
over railroads with any dispatch on
account of conGcsti0ns. the trio drov"
the machines through on record time.
Mr.. Dayha said tn" reads between
Michigan and here are in splendid
condition: that they are in far ,brltrr
shape than this time last year. OWING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Uruuk~, cmlur"d. h"rh If Pittsburgh.

Eva l.. C""lu~ nud Edward II i;nii"y
ia Albert and ';,rrI" i!ai'"y, property
in Eighth ward Wheeling.
T"nv l.ail" AMI Wlf" :" Edward j..
BRAY and WIFI. pr"I"ri' n Warw""d
Deeds Of '-st'>.
Three decd" at trust and Two rclchSr
deeds were filed for record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
ORDER OF GOLDEN LINKS
WILL DEDICATE PIANO

Tho proErrrnIvr rummitirr nf Wheel
Ing I.n1Kr. order nf Golden I.intH. Will
entertain tn" m"mh"rE AMI their wivrH.
md also tho members Of tho ladies'
lodge, with their husbands. mt liIHChnn' -
hall this evening. u nnc player pinnO
has boon secured through tho efforts Of
tho coinmlttco which will he prrScntcd
10 Wheeling lodge on this occasion. Tho
presentation speech will he mnde by tho
chairman Of the committee. Mr.. Harry
Jrneskcn. and will h" replied Ia by At
torney y. c. Schiller in speech OF &C
crptHnco.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged with Attorney Fred Mnury to act
ns master OF ceremonies. Instrumental
music Will be furnished by the Golden
Link Cleo club, and vocal selection will
h- rendered by the West Virginia club
urinrtrt. Mnn0lnEu"H AMI ynuhrrill.
stunts will be given by local intent In
tn" organization. Addresses Will ho
mnd. by Ambrose IInhlg md other we'll
known mrinh-rh nf the order. After the
entertainment rahmrnta Will be
srrSTI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

md feeding nr bnbi"s viii nlsn Ice OBJ
tnlunhI" nj all tines during thn day.
nud hrmnn.t rat Ions "f correct methodi
or bnIhIuE young babies VIII 10 In
"hnrR" ut competent EXPERT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

With prices ""urlnI everywhere. Midi
dIctuwn. Del. hns tn" distinction al Nc
Ing II town where prize has como
down. dealers hHvln% reduced Ihtih from
B 10 6 csnts q QMnrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
COUNTY COURT
MnrriRyo LiCenK On.

Er"rE" f.. Potter. tunt"n. q. and Ma
tIlra i"uur. l."wiSi II. Ia.
I;lu" Faust. pittsburgh. and Ruth
Gl"uu"n. Gl"nCi"ld PA
Ernest Lawrence. lir"dSNlll", o.. and
and Mnttir Mnnr r;ar. t.lkns. w. Va.
Melvin Rush aud Anna Itrsrr. both Of
Martins Ferry.
George Adamsun. colored. and Hattie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
TEST CASE FRIDAY
Ouoution to Bo Decided by CommiH-
niunor lloyd II Rood Amend
mont Holds.

I'uII,h EInt"r t''rniuirHi"nrr George
l., Itnih mid NrnI"rhnv hint the irrt
.n-r .,T the iirrrl nn"nhm"uI. riuhlhit-
Ing bringing my nUt"Inl ar lluu"r Into
Wont NIrEIniu. w"mll 10" heard hr him
r'irrluv nft"ru"un. pr"l'nhlF Mt ." ""l"'k.
Iu,uI huI nln"rt hlnI" wIh" lutrr"Nt.
'TII" counting 'n'i" hn1 ntfrn"tod not only
nud much ,I"r"nhr upon til" h""iHi"n "r
tb,. commissioner. In "nrnr"IuE Ino L,~
in Ia" future,
The rn,.r /" that of III" United Stnt"H
nrniugt John McIsrid". l""nl man. whh
wn... arrested ,;"v"ral w""i" ng" by the
stat" prohibition "rti"imls' for bringing
more than II uunrt of liquor I'M" I'll"
state nr on" time. McIIrhi" la now
serving :, SIX months inil s"ni"nc" ON
the state charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

10 y" many improvements made. He
further said that about ihr worst piece
ut road they encountered was when
they struck tn" Nest Virginia hur,irr
lln". "rhr Northern HtutrS are Hprnh-
Ink Thousands ul dollars monthly On
roads," said Mr.. IInyhn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

plrnlr and prlzca will hr prrn"mI"d l."
the winners nf each content. various"
Earn"R Tor young and old. men ana
women. have br"n arranged. Dancing:
will be- indulErd In during th" evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-02

Sizes ) to 10 Years.
Handsome Overcoats,
in brown. gray and blue
chinchilla. Belted back,
button to the neck. Only
SO coats in this lot,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-02
Table Cloth Damask
and Towels

75c Hemstitched Pattern Table
Cloths, 5Sx5S inches; mer- IOn
cerized; special, each. ...... fOS
35c Cotton Table Damask, 5S
inches wide; extra good patterns;
Clean Sweep Sale On
. = 80
45c Fine Mercerized Table Da-
mask, 5S inches wide; new pat
terms; Clean Sweep Or
Sale Price, yard. ...... OOC
CSC 2-yard wide Mercerized Table
Damask; handsome designs 40
and quality; special, yard. FOC
Hemmed Dice Cotton Napkins
l5X15 inches square, for restaurant
use; special, 0n
l9c Large Bleached Turkish Bath
Iowels, hemmed. ready for use:
Clean Sweep Sale 1E
10c Huck Towels, red borders.
good quality and size; O
special, each OC
l5c Good Huck Towels. red hor-
ders; handsome, and T0I/
large size; special, each AZI2C
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-02
Colored and White
Wash Fabrics

Light and dark neat figured
Prints; all good colorings; Clean
Sweep Sale Price, E.
ydEu .''..'.'.
121ac Light and Dark Percales.
full 80 inches wide; good range of
patterns; Clean Sweep 7Oo
Sale Price, yard. d........... AVS
19c Remnants of Figured Serpen-
sood s color: colors; IS speeai. '@GntS; yd. 12I2c
19c Pink Nainsook, SO inches
wide. for underwear and 121Dc
camisoles; special, yard AZ ~
29c White and Colored Irish Pop
lin, in remnant lengths; % TO-
inches wide; special, yard. AOS
15c White Pajama Checks, SO in.
wide; good quality; ~
special, yard ........... wv
15c Fine Dress Ginghams, full
line; good colors and patterns;
Clean Sweep Sale 101Z
Price, yard ........... AA ~
121sc White India Linon, SO in.
wide; fine quality; ~
special, yard ....,........ AVS
S1.Ss English Longcloth. 10 yards
to piece; full SO inches OE@
wide; special, piece ....... S0S
st.65 English Longcloth, 10 yds.
to piece; full Sc inches wide:
Clean Sweep Sale O. 10
Price, piece .......... VA =
19c Good Bed Ticking, neat blue
stripe. for hard wear; 101Z
special, yard .......... AA /ZC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-02
Sheets, Pillow Cases
and Bed Spreads

CSC Muslin Bed Sheets; size SIX
80; seam in center; 60
Especial, each ........O OON
15c good, heavy Muslin Sheets;
full 76x90 inches; HE
special. each .............. OOC
/ Full 9OxsO and 9Ox1OS Bleached
Muslin Sheets; made of heavy mus
lin; slightly imperfect; QOz
Clean Sweep Sale Price. OOO
I Good Muslin Pillow Cases; AZ
and 45x36 in; hemmed; Clean
sweep Sale Price, To-
N"NH 80 '''''.'.' ......,.
15c Fine Muslin Pillow Cases:
linen finish; size AZ and 45x36 in.
Clean Sweep 1917
19c Strong Muslin Pillow Cases:
~ and 45x36 in; ain. hem; Clean
Sweep Sale 1E-
25c and 39c Embroidered, Seal
loped and Hemstitched Pillow
Cases; 45x36 inches; 90
special, each ZOC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-02

Sizes 8 to 10 Years.
Another lot of new
pinch back heavy cloth
overcoats, In the new
est material.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-03
Won bERNS ST0RFF HAS HIS PASSl !
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND GERMANY ARE SE
OTHER NEUTRALS MAY FOLLOW LEAD STATES
NEVER
PRESIDENT BELIEVES COUNTRY IS
S0lIDLY BEHIND HIM IN BREAKING
With THE BERLIN GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON
off this morning.
government
a
the country will stand sordy behind
occhr States and Austro Hun
regarding submarine S
Secretary Daniels
navy yards will be admitted to
The United States
American
and Vo'tae Sixty confined
flowing
Both the president
Germany
Of shortening
Not unmndu
TIMERS all
one hand
Leader Kitchen today
no action is contemplated by
senator IH'man said "In mighty
note favored telling Won
onarns congress to
Count Won 6ernstorH
nothing else left for the
up mis- peace efforts possibly through
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-03
John p. Rockefeller, the
Modern Croesus, Agar,
Guest at Hotel Orr77o,1d

John d. Rockefeller. the richest
loau IN tie world, arrived at the Ho-
tel Ormond last might for , STAY OF
several weeks. This makes his see-
ond consecutive season II lie Ollnona
Bora at kich1ord. n y. on july s.
1893, young Rockefeller earned hls
nfat money at the age Of eieht wears
~ hoalng neiehhors aarden pat Il
ter i~euty FIVE cents This he proud-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-03
CHARLES WHtTCOMB DIES:
WAS A VISITOR IN CiTs

Charles Whitcomb, Of Terre Haute.
Ind, aged 6S years. died in this city.
Thursday night at about 11:00 o'clock
The remains were forwarded yester-
day to Terre Haute for interment, ac-
companied by the wife Of the deceas-
ed who had come to Daytona with
him.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-03

y exhibited to his father. William Az
cry Rockefeller. a shrewd farmer.
I had peculiar training in nv
home said Mr Rockefeller Ia reiat
ing his early experiences 1t seemed
'o be business training from the
very beginning. was taught 70 be
self-reiant ! was taught to do as
Continued on Page Fivc.)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-03
FILL MADE FOR DRIVEWAY
AND MIAMI ROCK SURFACED

The sand fill for the extension of
the extension OF the driveway from
the r. +. G. railway passenger de
pot to Magnolia avenue has been
completed and surfaced With Miami
rock and this convenient improve
ment will soon be in readiness for
the use Of vehicles of al! kinds having
business at the depot
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AFTER INVOKING GUIDANCE Of GOD
ALMIGHTY, PRESIDENT. WILSON
EXPLAINS CRISIS TO CONGRESS

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to urgency.
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Continued on Page Five.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-04
AUSTRIA WILL BREAK
WITH U.S., IS REPORT

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 4. p.m.-A dispatch
from The Hague to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company received here today
says that Austria Hungary will break
diplomatic relations with the United
States as the result of strong German
pressure.
At the conference attended by En-
peror William and Emperor Charles and
the ministers and generals of the cen
trail POWERS. the correspondent says, the
chief subject dealt with was the Ameri-
can situation
The conference is also said to have
received important declarations from
Count Czernin Won Chudenitz. the
Austro- Hungarian foreign minister, on
the possibility of an early peace.
The Emperor of Austria intends. 1t Is
added. to make a statement to the
world shortly to that effect In the
name of the central powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-04
RUSS SUFFER HEAVILY:
FOE CROSSES STOKHOD

By the Associated Press.
PETROGRAD. April 4. via London.
$40 pm.-German troops have forced a
crossing of the Stokhod river. in
Volhynia. after pressing back the Rus
SLAMS. the war office announces.
Some of the Russian detachments sur
fered heavy losses. They had been de-
Tending munitions dumps. and finding
their position serious, they crossed to
the right bank of the Stokhod.
The point where the Germans succeed
ed in fording the Stokhod river was IN
.the region northeast of Helenin. town
tbirty-6ye miles northeast of koveL