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The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-15

people with their goods, who have travelled afoot from northern France from Lille, Turcoing and other places-are being driven forward by the Germans.
 The headquarters of Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria have been transferred from Thelt to Brussels, the correspondent adds, while the neighborhoods of Brussels and Ma lines have been placed under the jurisdiction of the German field army.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-15
Belgidns DriUen From
 Homes by Germans

Amsterdam, Oct. 14. - Pitiable scenes are now being witnessed in Belgium as masses of people are driven along the roaA by the Ger mans, according t5 the Rosendaal cor respondent of the Rotterdam Mass Oode The roads around Brussels and Antwerp, he says. are so crowded With refugees that traffic is blocked. While between Brussels and Antwerp '0ere IS one slowly moving army of misery
 frocesSloas of tens of thousands of
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-15
LudendOrff Said to
 HuUe FIelC Into Ruue

Geneva, Sunday, Oct. 13-General Ludendorf flew into rage and of fered his resignation last week, ac- cording to report from Munich The generals ire was aroused when he found that the first German note had resulted in bringing out the fact that the entente would demand an evacuation of occupied territory be- fore the question of an armistice could even be considered The re- port does not say whether his resig- nation was accepted
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-15

. through barley with German monsters who nave outraged civilization, murdered our . wounded soldiers and innocent bystanders h. iiuehza IS no doubt another form of German @uoclty. Everyone must be aroused to the ne OSSlVy or overcoming all the obstacles. If your "0fkelS are Ill you are authorized to commar 'eer SerVlces of others We shall not fail You must light every hour of present week An un- 0'oNeh victory is demanded from every single ~oullVy Tn this district A message of reassur- ''ee IS requested. w. R. Compton,
 District Chairman. ,' the close of business Monday the county no asu raised S11S,400 We must raise in five days 0o0o' We have sent nearly two million sons 'Al'lellca to face death for our liberty. Shall snatch victory away from them before their l eyes before their faces while they are ''iil8 It Tn their hands? Come on, Nevada s''iity' with your quota.
 NeVada Co. Liberty Loan Organization.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-15
The PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
 Published by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat ter November 4th, 1905, at the post- office at Pssseott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 3. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-15
RELAXATION NOW WOULD MEAN
 DEFEAT'-PRESIDENT WILSON

(Continued from Page One.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
.lr,.. \ irginia q. i..mntc.

The death OF Mrs Virginia tiwath-
m.y Emuie Oh Hume D.. at her home iu
Wilmington. \. &, causes genuine grief
10 many in her native state. NirG!nia.
where she is widely known and re
.atcd and greatly beloved. Mrs. f;mrlc
was tho daughter OF the late Hum phrey
Brooke GwSthm"y organizer and first
pres! dcN' Of thc %c'v Orleans Cotton
Exchange and was descended through
her mother Frances Fielding Lewis.
f"1T Betty Washington. George Wash
inE,on.s only sister. she was OF most
d!"t.nEl!shed lineage. and was married
quite young 70 Adam Empic, son o.:
~ Emp!e, ,hs revered prcs!den, %:
William M Mar college and rector
ot - James Episcopal Church hero
Mr. Hmp.e has for over sixty gears
made her home in Wilmington. win
n.ng the admiration o: a city Her
warm heart never forgot Virginia. hu;
y"ar!S ne returned % see ,he o-d
f-ieuts and MAKE rev ones : South
efn Eta,le"oman. sac has gone to her
reward f-!! Of years and crowned with
love
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

-. ~ 10 ! ne mes lbs "a 2 u.
HARI.O-TESVILLE VA. June Is.
Bliss s4!ie Crawford ROthwell. aged
i"entr-r.c. teacher &. the city pub
lie schools. died Sunday Nigh. az her
home ~ Belmont. after an illness Of
several months. She ~as q daughter
~ tn" lat" = W. Eothweli, wno me, a.
Nra2ic death two years gao while cross.
n. IN" tracks In the Chesa peak. and
ohio yard "a This city Sh. VAS a
gradual" of the %orth Garden Iieh
@rhro. and %: The state Norma! school
al Farlnv.llc She was also talented
E'ca !.st ana member o! the choir Of the
F!Ts' baptist Church. She Is survived
~ her inotner. Mrs ST : Rothwc!l.
lnree sisters. ;Irs r II Banks. of
orange; Ms. e. 4 Dayig, % I.arle
RosS Va and Miss Margaret J. Roth
veil ~ TINS city. and tao brothers,
Robert No,h"c!l. non in the motor
Truck school a. I>ehigh Cniyersity.
bethlehem IA, ana stuart s. Roth
"e.. Fne:nhcr Of Euivergity II vir-
GINA .-4sc Hospital. no 81. nov a,
Camp SEWER. Grcenvil.c. 3 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

DANNIILE. VA. June lS.-Mrs. Anna
Darlington Harrison. widow OF Rev
John II. Harrison. died at the local
hospital yesterday evening. She was
taken i'll a short time ago and an opcr-
alton was decided upon. this being per-
formed last Saturday. She was born 1T
Sylvan Hill. in Charlotte County, in
lS45. being the daughter OF Isaac IL
Darlington and Sarah Embrcy. both
well-known families in that section.
She completed her education at Pow :
ellis school. in Richmond. Five years
after the close OF the war. she was
married to Rev. John Har,wcll llarri-
son u Baptist minister of Amelia
County. who left the service of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
V|CTORY's ROAD BY WAY
OF ITALY TO vienna
Italian Writer Points Out Line of
Attack Most Promising for
Entente Allies.
CONTROL BRIDGES OVER PAVE
Structures Thrown Across Near Zen
son Bend of Such Nature They Can
BE Readily Disposed OF When
Time Arrives for Countcrthrust.
BY COLONEL AMEn1Go no.

WASHINGTON. June lS.--lf the Aus
TRANS have attempted already their
main offensive agains, the Italian lines
there is cause for congratulaticn in the
result. There is no reason to accept
as true the theory that the Austrian
leaders have made their supreme et-
fort. The German officers who .di
rectinE the attack are not ignorant
men II is not reasonable TO suppose
that they eXpec; 10 win a great victory
by attacks on the Fiavc in the region
OF the plains
We must remember that there is al
ways a possibility that the first few
days lighting may be in the nature OF
a fein,. The Germans may hops by
crossing the piave 10 draw the re-
serves OF the allies from the mountain
district. What advances they have
made arc OF no consequence The land
which they hold on the west bank of
the Piave near the BENSON bend was
held by them last winter. At that
time they constructed strong bridge
head. But the Italians. after permit
ting them to Labor diligently for three
months pcrfcciing the position. blew it
up With artillery fire and threw them
across the river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
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Times Dispatch Branch Offices arc main
talheI In practically every Drug Store In
me city Tor tho convenience of the public
want Ada are accepted by them at regu-
LAT oiiice rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Office Times Djspatch 1904 Huh
81. telephone Rai~ls lph 5000.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch All North Second
street: phone Petersburg 225
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
ItOberf IL. SInann

s?scia! 20 The Times -Dlspa.chl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June II.
-K'hcrt =. Mason, aged g.rty-tour.
'"r i"cHiy-thrre years u ;ncrch.u. y.
this city. died Sunday nl.n, after an ~!
ness 81 tnree months SIR Mason VA. 4
Htii'e 81 Orange. Va. where he oper.
aieG 6rist mi. Detoge coming I.
'harlottesvi!!e II" married S'I.s III .r;,
IT. Martin daughtc- II ~ ~ Mar,iu.
~ orange she sD-Y.r-J. Y.ltn ,h- =
.HIidren Mrs -. C!anII,y. ~ tn.
city. Mrs r Il W4!,n q, Eoi folZ 49,,
10 ward " MaAon. mo left Cana
Laurel twp months ago w.tn an eng
reefing corps for France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
SAYS SOME MEMBERS OF
POLICE FORCE ARE UNFIT
From Camp Ice Be-
fore Petersburg Police Conn
niSsioncrs by Invitation.

ISpcrial 10 The Times -Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. June lS.--Pro-
Nosi- Marshal Captain DeCamp appear
cd by invitation this morning before
the board of police commissioners to
discuss moral conditions in Petersburg
and the enforcement of the laws. which
had been reported as not satisfactory.
In discussing matters. Captain DcCamp
is reported to have told the commits
sioners that several members of the
police force arc unified for their posi-
tons. He furnished the board with 4
list Of those regarded as incompetent.
but did not recommend any changes
in the department. dceminE that az
properly matter for the action of the
board. II is matter OF runor that
soldiers may be excluded from Peters
burg unless there is greater efficiency in
the enforcement of the laws. In view
OF this fact there may be some shake
up in the Police Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
CHURCH MAKES CHANGES
Rev. Holmes Roiston Relieved a,
Pastor Of Hebron hur"h After
Seventeen Years

tSpecia! 10 The Times nlsuafrh
STACNTON. VA. June lS-The I.c,
ington preshytcrE this evening dis
solved the pastoral relations OF Rev.
Holmes Rolston, -. -, IS pastor Of
Hebron Church, 10 take effect July /.
and granted "A letter Of disiniss!on to
the presbytery of Abingdon. Dr.. Eol.
ston VIII become pastor OF the Ireaby-
terrain Church al Pulaski. Va. He has
been pastor OF Hebron Church for
seventeen years. J. T. Wayland. q
licentiate under the care OF East Han
over presbytery. was received hy letter
and VIII be ordained and installed as
pastor OF Finly Memorial Church.
Stuart's Draft, on July II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Diamond Thief Caught.

Fred Harper. alias smoky. negro
OF notice record. is under arrest on the
charcE of stealing diamond ring.
Some days ago. while in rilchcr's jew
elry store he exchanged ring with
plain glass setting for a diamond ring
valued al $50. When caught in tho act
he dashed from the store and Though
pursued made his escape. He was
traced. and finally caught in iiopewell
by Private Detective !. j. Hcelan, and
has been identified as the man who
committed the theft In the Police
Court this morning smoky was given
a sentence OF six months in jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

At meeting to-day Of representa-
tivcs OF the various industries in the
city. with Fuel Administrator T.. NJ.
Clements. this question OF priority
orders for fuel. was considered. II was
stated after the meeting that Peters
burg industries will not be seriously
affected by government priority orders.
as in many other cities.
The largest industries. tobacco and
peanuts. are on the preferred LIST. the
latter coming under the provisions
made for industries engaged in the
manufacture of food stuns. Wood
working plants for tho most part burn
their own fuel. Most OF tho large trunk
factories in the city are being devoted
10 war orders.
There are some noncssential indus
tries which will not be pleaded on the
preferred list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Mrs. Mary M. I,nync,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. June lS.-Mrs.
MARY w. Payne. aged hfty-nine years.
wife of w. l.. Payne. died sunday night
AT her home in Tannor street. follow
ing protractcd illness. Besides her
husband She is survived by three chill
dreh. Mrs. w. l.. :ancs and Miss Mary
w. Payne. of this city. and Gerald il.
Payne. a soldier at Camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

over 100 new boy members have
joined the Y NJ. G. ~ in the past few
days. and it is planned 10 secure =
boys secretary to look after tho in
tereSts Of that special department.
Eight new members Joined tho ranks
Of the Petersburg Guards last night.
The Guards expect their uniforms and
rifles in fcw days.
The summer session Of tho clemen-
tary schools of the city will be hold
at the Il. r: Lee school. beginning next
Monday II will he conducted by com
pctert tea chers.
Passengers arriving yesterday over
tho Scaboard Air Line report tho OK
plosion or an OF! tank caused Ivy ire.
The tank was attached 90 a f-e.Ght
train AT Noncurc. y. =. II VAS de-
tacheh from tho train. and no ono wac
hur- and but little other damage ~
suited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, w. June Is
Stricken with heart trouble superin-
duccd by cNcrtion while grading wheat
on farm of his son. Oscar Ware. near
town. Adjourn w. Ware. SiNty-Scvcn
years old. died this afternoon in Il fence
corner. He was not missed until his
granddaughter ran across the body.
y widow. five sons and three daugh-
tiers survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

'Sp"c!a 70 The T.;ncn.Dlrpatcn1
ARLOTT E%NiLLJt. vh .Iune II.
MTS sarah "prousc, Il 'hie cuy. Hled
"a iurhhy at the home u her Moe
Mrs. Florence A!eIander IL. Si.y,,1t
ana the funeral %as held y.ntnr..y
rom the Alexander nome. IN W.n,i,ror
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
MrS. VI. VI. .Jenrfcs

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. June lS.-
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jeffrics. wife of Major JEFF
fries. former superintendent of the Ma
tional Cemetery here. died at her home
in Winchester. Ohio. several days ago.
Major Jeffrics, who survives. has been
in a hospital in Washington for four
wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Mrs. w. II. I:dnnran.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.I.
BOfklNS. VA, June lS.--Mrs. w. T.
Edwards died this morning at o'clock.
after an Illness of about a year She
is survived by her husband. Mother. ono
sister and three brothers Burial to
he Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

Confederate Army to become Il highly
regarded minister
She leaves six children. Miss Sarah
L. Harrison. Danvtllc: DIR. !. &. IIarri-
son. Danvillc: Joseph IL. Harrison.
Richmond: Robert G. Harrison. New
York; Fred =. Harrison. Owcnsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho ! Stnnda5d RaiIToad Of the South.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For n, FI9rida and South: 500 A 81. and
r, Fer EoTfolS 600 a. A.. 900 a. NJ. $500
Fer 4 : ". Ky. West: o:aO a NJ. $500
For Petersburg: l2:45 A. NJ 6:05 NJ
800 a a. s:SS a ~ 2:2c, A. NJ 500 p.
y. M.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:2s A. NJ.
1890 4; NJ. 7:3o A. NJ. $40 A NJ. 1901
S:.7P NJ. G7;4sr: NJ. .$:i5 i. NJ; 4'
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

v .:7Ele died ~ $50 O'CLOCK yes
'~r9ay afternoon i, hrs home. So Grif-
I'm AvenGe. Barton Heights. Funeral
arrangements VIII b. announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

street. The service being conducted hyi
tho Rev. NJ .. Mitchell and tn, Rev,
w. l.. Abrams. The intcrmcnt in
Thornrosc Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Massaaetta Springs Hotel
FItzhugE1 Cottage

ocean front. Nicely furnished rooms.
Modern conveniencca. Rates reason.
able. Phone eS-tw" rings. Mrs. Orrcn
Williams. Jr.. Virginia Sea ch. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
HOTELS AND RESORTS
ALTA NTIG City. n. ),

new SHELDON MILD w,ldwooas most "1asn
tor; private baths: rooms suite: booklet:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

TRUCKS Wanted, at once,
a number of three to five
ton trucks, dumps and flats,
White trucks preferred, for
both Seven Pines and Lee
Hall, Va. Must be good
trucks or need not apply.
Smith & Hicks Transfer Co.,
Inc, phone Madison 97l-972-
973, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
Crockett ArscRir-Iithin Spring.


Most delightful ana convenient re-
sort in NirGiEia Mountains: main line
Of c. * .. Railway. open for guests
June Is. 300 feet above the sea F'iv.
mineral springs Amusemcnts. swim
ming pool. bowling. tennis. Music.
Dancing. 10 acres in lawn. with shady
walks For Information write Mrs j.
T.. Porter. ut. Elliott Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
SeabOard Air Line Railway Company

2: Q A. 81. Eorlinn
Sleepers Atlanta and
NJ. Atlanta Birming-
NJ. Sleepers Jackson
rs A. NJ. $500 4. H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
STOLEN! $50 REWARD.

FOR the recovery OF Ford automobile. 1917
-. model runa bout: black body nd wheels
HrEinia license NJ. 5ltt. motor No lsas.O.
stolen from Eighth and Broad Streets Rich.
inondi va Saturday, night. June 5, a, $50
o CLOCK C"H-r. j. a Doubles, lTls Grove
Avenue Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19

Trains leave daily
local: l:16 y. NJ,
Jacksonville: $40 p.
ham special: 1l:40 y.
vile. Trains arrive s
GAS r. Al. $50 T.. II.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-05
GLASS IS NAMED
FOR N'ADOO JOB
Appointment Officially An
nounced Today-No
Change in Policy
(By Associated Press, )

Washington, Dec. 5!-Representa :
tive Carter Glass Of Virginia was
nominated today by President VIII
son to be secretary of the treasury.
Mr.. Glass will 90 into Office on
Dec. is, under an agreement with
Secretary McAdoo, whose resiaa-
tion was accepted by the President
to fake effect upon the appointment
and qualification of his successor.
. His relations with Secretary Nc
Adoo have been close and he is fami-
liar with treasury affairs, although he
has been absent on a trip to Europe
for several weeks.
The principal task ahead relates to
the continued financing Of the war,
and Mr.. McAdoo already has an
nounced plans for at least one more
large bond issue in the spring, the
bonds to be Of short maturities. The
floating of short term certificates in
preparation for this loan, probably
will continue.
The nomination. which had been
prepared by President Wilson before
his departure Tuesday night, was sent
in from the White House upon word
from Mr.. Glass that he would accept
the post. Mr.. Glass resignation as a.
member Of the house to which he had
been reelected after Is years OF SER
vice, will be submitted in a few days.
No changes in policy Of the treas
ury are to be expected at present, IL
at all, Mr.. Glass said today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-05
WINTER. SPORTS
TO Be FEATURED
IN FARGO, PLAN
TOHOLDCARNIVAL
New Years Day Gala Time
on Ice-Hockey Teams
to be Organized

Winter sports promise to hold a
prominent place among the amuse-
ments for the boys and girls as we'll
as the older people of Fargo during
the coming season. ...r
Representative from the park
,commission, the z. NJ. G. A. and the
Town Criers club held a meeting
last evening to formulate plans for
popularizing out-of-door activities
during the winter months, laying
special emphasis on the big annual
ice carnival to be held or! the Island
park skating rink on New Years
day. ALI those present expressed
keen enthusiasm to make this ca.rni-
val the one big event Of the holidays
for everybody and the men put in.
charge of managing the affair have
agreed to spare no effort to make 1t
"a complete success.
Ice Soon Ready. i
c.. L. Mellar, in charge Of the city
parks, stated that he had finished
flooding the two rinks and is now
only waiting for good freezing
weather to finish the job. He is very
anxious to have big crowds using the
ice at all times and assured the com
mittee that he would do all in his
power to keep the rinks in good con-
dition using as many men and teams
as necessary TOT keep the snow of,
and reflooding them whenever the
ice needed improving. He is also go
ing to lay hockey rink with stand
ard dimensions and permanent goal
posts as well as erecting lighting
o " q
addition he is planning some sur
prises for the New Years carnival
which will be announced later.
Hockey Teams Planned.
R. l.. Humphreys, of the 7. NJ. c..
A., was put in charge of the various
contests to be staged on New Years
day and Is to start at once organic
ing hockey teams amongst the high
school boys and the other schools as
well as the Boy Scouts. AS soon as
the ice is in condition, he will also get
the boys out training for the other
ice contests, such as racing, jump
ing, fancy skating, etc. He prom
ises good response from all the
boys and assures the committee that
the stunts on the Kinks New Years
morning and afternoon will be worth
going to see. a
Carnival Night.
AS for New Years evening, this
will be fitting climax for the day
A big crowd, colored lights. confetti
fun bright costumes and possibly al
good prize for the best one.
Speaking for the Town Criers,
President Magill agreed to enlist the
services of the club in giving the
event plenty of publicity and will seeI
to 1t that the affair has the well de-
served support of the business men
Of Fargo. He also promised to get
a committee from the club busy on
obtaining prizes for the various con-
tests and believes they will be able
to get one or two good cups for the
principal events.