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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
JUDSON HARMON
WILL SPEAK HERE
Accepts Invitation to Deliver Ad-
dress to General Assembly
on March 7.

Governor Judson Harmon. of Ohio.
VIII address the General Assembly on
Ihursday' March Z, If that date. sug-
sested In letter yesterday from nir.
Harmon TO Senator Holt. is concurred
In by both houses. The letter of ac-
ceptance from Ohio's candidate for tae
White House came in response to an
invitation extended TO him last week
to address the General Assembly some
umc before tho end OF the present ses-
sion, on March TO-
The Invitation was embodied in a
joint resolution adopted by both
houses. and was mailed to Governor
Harmon on February /. No arrange
ments had been made yesterday as to
the hall in which he will speak Har-
mon enthusiasts in tho Legislature
want the City Auditorium, the only
building, they say, which will be large
enough TO accomm odatc the crowd that
Will want to hear tho next President
OF the United States.
The letter received yesterday by
senator Holt, who is n member of the
committee appointed to invite Cover
nor Harmon, follows:
State Of Ohio,
Executive Department,
Columbus, February IS. 1912.
Dear Senator Holt.-Your letter of
9tn instant Just received. as I have
been away. greatly appreciate the
honor OF the invitation. which 1 take
great pleasure in accepting, but shall
have to name as late a day as possible
on account OF public duties here and
some prior engagements I would sug-
gcst Thursday, March Z, Il that will
suit. l would rather have 1t the Sth,
but suppose that is too near the All
journment. Kindly advise me whether
IN 4
not, kindly make one in return. !
would come sooner, but / am under
ten years promise To appear in case
in Cincinnati-the only one 1 have, as
withdrew from my firm when be-
came Governor. The trial is to begin
on tho Esd. and its duration is so un-
certain tnat | fear to choose an earlier
date than the one mentioned.
Please accept for yourself and fellow
members OF your General Assembly my
grateful acknowl dgmcnt of the invi-
tation.
Very truly yours,
tSigned> JUDSON HARMON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Verdict I'm Iinnl. Cn...

y verdict was rendered YESTERDAY fin ,be
Law aud Equity Cour, IN tho cas-. Of tha
seah"ard National Bank Of New Yorl,
against the Bank Of Richmond fcr ;2A).i
Morton I" SCI aside the verdict as contrary
ti"n by Tie court was made and oyerrnind
and judgment entered In conformity with
tho Jury verdict The defendant was ei,sn
thirty days in which to lle Bills OF oxccp.
ton FOR appcai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
SLEET AND SNOW


Enough slush Under Foot to Drive People
Mad.
When the first patter OF sleet began fall
ms yesterday about noon. nobody paid much
attention TO II. for somehow II did not APP
pear as II the winter furry. which was re-
turning, would amount much. But when
the seet was followed by hard fall o.!
back on the jon. There good sttr
wind, which made II bit uncomtort able
In the street, with enough slush 10 make
folk swear. Eariy In the evening, however
II got warmer and a drilling rain chmo
along TO add to the dsagreeable products
served throushout the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
PICKED LIVE TURKEYS
Three Negroes Heavily Fined in Police Court
for Cruelty.

Elias Haskins, Alexander Vonable and Liz
Han Carter. al! colored, each hneo s.5
and cost. and sent 10 jail for ninety days
yesterday morning In Police Court for tor
turing turkeys. The negroes were caught
y, ana Patrolmnn Sweet while they were
engaged in the pitiless task OF picking
feathers fiom live fowls. Justice Cru,ch-
field pronounced II case OF cruelty, the
like Of which he had never before heard
As tho nrst case was thrown out OF the
Hastings Court. The remaining two charges
against Thnhimer Brothers, j. Thalhimcr
manager. accusing o; working women more
than ten hours a dny, were dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Tried 10 End Her Life.

Mrs. Rosa I!nitorf, twenty-to years old
Of u WOOD Street, yesterday afternoon swai-
lowed hbou; an ounce and "a hait OF iauda
num with the intention of ending hor life
The City Hospital vas notified and Or
lu!cher responded Aftcr working over the
woman FOR half an hour he succeeded In re-
storing Consciousness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
ALEXANDER ACQUITTED
Alleged Cocaine Vendor Freed by Jury in
Hastings Court.

Martin Alexander. accused OF selling
caine. acquitted by a jury yesterday
in the Hastings Court.
James Brown. colored. indicted for house
breaking. Was found guilty OF petit larceny
and sentenced 10 sixty days In Jail ana
fined So and costs. Jones entered the apart
monts OF W. o. Lewis at the Hanover and
carried OF various articles OF clothing.
A second charge OF househrcaking against
the negro will he presented at The
sion OF the grand jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Entertain RniIrond Men,

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Railroad Y.
NJ. G. ~ has sent out a genera! Invitation
10 all railroad men and their families 10
ne present ~ reception tonight at the
headquarters. The program, which will be-
SIN at 1880 O'Clock. will include music and
other forms g. entertainments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Fen from, Street Cur

hhEhtinG from car Of tho Virginia Rail-
way ana Power Company yesterday after
noon at Main and Seventh streets. J. A.
Crowder, a. c5S Eus; MarshaiI street. fell
and VAS severely hurt The city ambulance
was called and emergency treatment was
fendeted ny Or liucher. The iniurad man
was taken to the Virginia Hospital where
/, was found that he was badly bruised
a bout the Ghost and right lnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Want Assessment Red,ced

Evidence was taken before Judge H. car =
tc' Scott in the City Circuit Court ,rs.e--
day OF tho suit Of the Radford Water
rover COMPANY against the State Corpora
ton Commission on hearing 10 reduce tho
assessment OF taxes. The cage will lie ar
sucd and submitted to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
ral,e Up nosnital oner.

The Joint Committee on Relief az the Poor
and Finance Will take up tonight, the offer
OF the Charlotte Williams Corporation TO
make over the Memorial Hospital 20 the
city OF Tichmond under certain conditions
Other meetings 70 be held at the CITY Hall
Tonight are the Committees on Cemeteries
streets and street Cleaning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Dove Lodge Meets To- Nirht.

Dove Lodge. 40. 81. Ancient, Free and Ac-
ccpted Mnsons will hold a speciaj ,mcatInc
at : o'clock to-nish Tor work IN the various
"esrees me new!y elected grand master az
Mhs9ns o. Virginia Will pay an official visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Fail. of Quorum.

the C"unci! comn!ttee on Light failed O;
quorum last night and has been called 10
meet at i2 o'clock to-day In the office o.
Bank Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
In Nnlun,ar, nnn.rnn...,

y i'tNch iu vo.uHtary bankf.;r,rv ,,,
'iied !r,i'rSay afternoon ii nd. ono, -, ~
gl"iE % tho United states D:sttict rn1,,
- Eastern Nirgnia bv =. IS Young ,unr
.h"ni :" Farnviiic. Jiis liabilities .mount
w ...Anet. wh.le Asaen OF SIS arc claimnL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Mnrrinrn License

IN the ohic' OF the clerk Of the iIuzt!nss
Court TO o;;o g. Frnysicr and hrnio;a E.
Ecnron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16

ThtTo VIII a MEETING Tor tho leaders ~
the Richmond Episcopal Mission study
Glasses in the vesiry OF St. paurs Church
At noon to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

lspe c.al to Tho Times Dlapatoh1
vordonsYile. Va September IA
marriage OF beauty and Unprecedented
was solernnized at the home OF the
pride In South Gordonsvilie. on Thurs
ony when Miss Frances Eucenia
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Tinsley Peers became the
bride of Claude Duval Niche. Young
est son OF Captain and Mrs Z. NJ
Niche. Of this place The wedding
ceremony was performed at nigh noon
oy Rev. Hugh Il Hudson. Pastor of
the Gcrdonsville Presbyterian Church.
IN tho presence OF quito a. number OF
relatives and friends Of the contracting
parties
The parlors were decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers. tho
color scheme being pink and white,
While the hall and stairways were
decorated with English ivy 20. Pro-
mise Me was rendered before tho
ceremony by Mrs. +. q. Sneed and
Mrs a. + Peers, Jr. As tho bridal
party descended the stairway. pre-
dressed in white with pink sashes. and
strewins pink and white roses. Men
delsohn's wedding march was played
by Mrs J. L. Pendleton at the piano.
and Mrs. =. F Peers. Jr.. on the vio-
lin.
After the ceremony luncheon Of
three courses was served. during
which piano and violin solos were rem
dered The bride was sowned in white
lingerie trimmed with imported lace.
win = ierse white satin hat trimmed
In pink roses. handmade and carried
q bouquet OF Brides roses and ferns
Mr.. and Mrs Niche left on tho
1895 train Thursday afternoon for an
extended trip TO Southern points. after
which they will return to Gordonsville
10 reside
The out OF town guests were: Mrs
F. II Russell. Mrs. ]. Z Pendleton and
little daughter. OF Miami. Fla: Mrs
\ T Peers. Jr and Mrs. II NJ Peers
OF New York City Mrs II. II Yount
and sons OF Morehead KY. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Sneed. o.. White Sulphur
Springs, " Va Mrs. Randolph Peers.
of Richmond and Mi and Mrs. 4. l.
Jones. OF Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
LAtane-Dab aey.
[spec!a! to The rlnass-Ds

[specia! to The Times p.spa:chl
e-h@i.ottesN...e. Va. September Ia we'd
e'is " more iAan lsuA- interes; 10 society
80 s'n!A and Maryland to5k place a. .
o4ocA tails evening IL Chris; Episcops,
CH-Fea this City. wnen MISS Mary Dough-
laoHey. u the University OF Virginia. b.
ta".s 1He oflce o. James Allen Lalane, Jr
Q. Baltimore.
u 10 bsiae IS daughter Q. the late waite.
laws DAoney. CT La- law faculty o. IN,
: diversity o. Virginia. ana his vie. Mary
aAG e-arfp Of manner she mas woi ;rlencs
and aGi.!seis wherever sac Went. botA' No.tn
ano south. and VIII greatly missed IRON,
'-e yo4usc. social set at tEe Un!vers!ty
Mr.. Laiane IS tae son O. the .a:e slshop
James =, Latare. o. the Reform r.plseop.-.
CAuEeA. MS mother, Mary Ho.aday I-atAme,
Soil4'ns y. a prominent Virginia AMY re
Is . member o. tae Baltimore oar. ana was
formerly assistant states attorney % BA-
timore.
Green ana crimson Gu, flowers ana numer-
Gus cathedral candies against u -ksrolAG
OF PAINS constituted ine enurcu decorations.
ne Rev ID Z. Lee -. L. performed the
ce!emony. The wedding marcnes lIoiA LU-
.snsr!n and Mendelssonn We're playeu as tne
oHta1ne. OF ine onl,etsii5 "A sei-et.on
from schubert Was ien4ereH 4urins tne
ceremony.
TINS Oude's only attendant was hei sister.
Miss 80 uuiooA paDn,y, anu tnc lest ilai.
III. Jonn IL lie tl.e. professor % Aisluiy a.
washington an1 Lee UHlVets!ty anu orotAts
o. l..t groom iIr s4tO.44siiitI 4At44ltA al
| william {. Da omey. o. Birmlns nam. Ala.
nroth.r OIL tne Driqe. james Aiercer Garnet.
Jf.. oi N,w IoiA, anu ID. Wiiiian NJ Dan
ney. OF Baltimore.
orldv vut,icd vita ner brother JUG,
ArcnlD-.l u. Dapncy, ui the Corporation
Court OF this eity. Dy wnonl she Ms sNr.i
away. sne wore an exquisite gown o. l.Ogs
/ CUaVI,d French Iadiuin SATIN. lli4nniu4 VAIN
painters ana duchess lace. nef :ule Vel Mas
caught With orange blossoms. and suv wor,
. corsage bouquet OF Brides roses anu mites
OF the valley The maid OF honor worn 4
gown OF embroidered. corn-colorod eninon
| over white satin. and carried America.
Beauty roses.
Following the ccrclnony q s...,i,.. , =,
served At the home vi thc briue on Werttnd
street to the wedding parts only. La.er In
me evening MI ana airs. I.l,ane .tu "a,
an extended Northern .rip.
me out-oi- town guests included .I.du. and
! MIS-. bennett T. Gordon. OF nelson 4 ounty
a.. Or. and Mrs. > G1rIoi BnDn.y ana
william Dabney. OF Louis,i 10. Ky N.,se
Lucy and Lcttie Latane. u: Baltimore. sis
| teFs OF the groom: DR.. and Mrs John H. La.
! tame aud daughter. Eleanor. OF Lexlngtou.
| Va Mr.. and Mrs. willard Baldwin Of Rai.
I timore; Miss Ruth carroll. 81 Saw York
| Miss lnez and Edward rarter. Of Nelson
County. Or. John w. Bike, OF Washington
! II. O.; Lyman Johnson. IT. II Atiant, ia
M'ss Mary Hoon. OF Seminary I'M. inds.
and Mrs Richard II Tebhs OF Ieesbury.
and George Buck. OF Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

quickly over their heads. moving southeast
to northwest. SO close above them did 1t
pass that Mr.. Lakeland Involuntary lodged
in order to avoid helms struck by IL. and he
states even now that IT did not seem moro
than forty feet over his head and made
distinct wh.rrinS sound. II appeared to
have a strcamcr some forty feet lone In It's
wake. These are positive that IL lei.
not much over 100 yards from them TO the
west side OF tho road and in the orchard OF
Mr.. Pollard When It exploded thew
state The lisht shot out in all directions
and all coiors or the rainbow shone out
brilliantly. They are under the Impression
that there Was also considerable report
fcNo"ins the explosion. bur say that they
we're startled that they are not positiv.
about this. The horse was so terrified that
o. squatted almost nat in The road
Nj Lakeland SAYS that he hrst thought
4, the head light o. some automobiie
running up behind him but that when this
meteor was overhead Il was so bright tia;
he could have picked up pin in the bottom,
OF hts buggy They did not stop 10 investi-
gate. but fastened on to safer territory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
AUSTRIAN ROYAL
FAMILY CHEERED
Delegates at Eucharistic Con-
gress in Demonstration
at Priests Praise.

Vienna. Austria. september. IA
Speaking at the solemn assembly OF
the Eucharistic Congress yesterday.
Father Karl Andlau acknowledged
with gratitude the part played by the
house Of Hapshurg FOR the gloriaca-
tion Of the sacrament"
Above all" said the speaker, II
thank thee, beloved Emperor. in tho
name Of all the Catholic nations
At this utterance all the delegates
present rose from their seats ana broke
out In vocitcrous checrln., cor the mem
oers Of the Austrian royal family.
Father Andiau concluded his speech
with the words "E4charista Austria
Vlta' which VAS the occasion for re-
newed cheering.
rms mornings program was marred
ny d cold heavy rain, the school chill
aren taking their first communion bs-
ing Arenched.
Notwithstanding the bad weather
the streets We're crowded. hundreds OF
parsons standing outside tho ohurches
me hrfst part OF the proceed
Inss was devoted TO children and young
people, several thousand Of whom
received their first communion. spe-
eiai sermons were preached ba5or.
nigh school and university students
An immense congregation attended
hign mass at the Cathedral Of ST.
stephen. the celebrant being Cardinal
Annette, Archbishop OF Paris.
Public interest in the eucharistio
congress has not a6ated Special
trains are continually arriving. bring
ing hundreds Of picturesquely ettired
pilgrims from Bavaria tho Tyroi. b.
nenia. Galicia- Croatia, Bosnia and
from other parts OF the monarchy. a ma
96'ity OF whom ind their chief amuse-
ment In parading Through tho muddy
streets.
The churches arc crowded with Wis
itors and hundreds Of persons are un-
able to secure admission Tho SEQ
tional meetings being held in the
lnrser parish churches also are well
attended.
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Pcruna is Tor sale at all drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Manv pcrsol
HER REFUGE IN FRANCE;
SUFFRAGETTE SERENE
Mias Criatobel Pnnkhurst Has No Fenr
OF ENtraditfon to
EnElnnd.

Paris September i4.-Snes Cristober
Pankhurst daughter OF Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst the suTragette leader, for
whom tho London police have been
looking evor since the big window
smashing crusade in that city some
tine ago. which caused tho arrest Of
her mother and other rlili,ants, has re-
voaled herself to the public. sne is
staying at quaint little hotel IN What
is really tho Apache district
II came u Paris a few days ago" she
said to-day Before that I had been
staying on tho French coast l prefer
not TO say where. but could see old
England on clear days. received
visits from my mother constantly and
kept in close touch with tn. suffra-
gette rn7vement sending unsigned
weekly letters 20 our paper. 1 now in
tend staying quietly hero and will con
tnue my work I do not expect to
take part In the French feminist
movement, but have not any definite
plans
It has not been dinioult to avoid
arrest The night after the warrant
ior my arrest was ISSUED took a
''.e S-rFosS the channel. was not
disguised came TO Paris first. and
stayed here severs! weeks. when l
Went TO the French coast People who
saw and knew me did not make tho
fact public The police located me In
Eng and. America and everywhere ex-
cept where l was.
Il have made a careful Investigation
before announcing my Whereabouts.
ana md the British government can
not touch me mere. as the ouense with
when l am charged is not one for
when can be eNtradited. Anyway.
England. who has shielded SO many
poiuce! refugees. would De in an alb
surd position II she interfered with
Frances right TO do the same
Tho votes for women movement"
Miss Fenkhurst went on 10 say, was
never IN more tiourisnins condition.
We shall continue our present methods
until We compel the government TO
introduce Dill granting IS the vi
irege
The situation Is serious. conclud
ed Miss Panknu!st, for the women viii
hever surrender The only solution
is TO give Us the vote. Possibly the
Liberal government VIII not last long
enousht to 90 so. but with the Tories
We could not fare any worse than We
have been doing. They might pass a
suffrage bill 1t wosld not be the
rrst time the Tories have adopted
liberal measure"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE
HAS AUSPICIOCS OPENING
tFpecial 70 ne Times-Dlspa,oh. ]

Greensboro y c. september THE
'orina opeElns o; the ssveuty-nfth yeas OF
5r"ers7o'o Female College took plac. Thurs
d as morn rs 81 ne cha2e under n. most
N'- n-.d. Taxing the place OF those ~ho
graduated and did not return many rev
aces ara seen TIE devotional exercises OF
tie rnorn!uE were conducted b. the College
cnap.ain. Kew. =. = Hcr-arty. pastor OF Yves:
AhFKet street Church. alter which. IN
most appropriate manner Mr. Robertson
TIE president ~ the college welcomed tho
student Soy Mr AicLAfty. Hr Aoernathy.
Ni.Ne1lA, pastor o. Walker Avenue Presoy-
terrain Church o, the Covenant made In
spiriug sad encoITaSiag ialkS TO the stu
4ea,s
ro.o ~ KISS Helen Groo,ne, one OF a.,
years music graduates. an !astrup1ental roio.
rendered ~ Miss Fullerton. ono o. the new
music teachers completed tho program
TO ;hs already weu-esuiDped faculty sew
era additions have occu made ia the Eng
sell as Ia musc Inese lnstfuc;ots have
sd srcapflonAo.e advantages both ~ home
and sbroad
cr',e a nurnber Of stgdeat. former g-ad-
yates OF Greensboro Female College veil
as grad lates Of other colleges have !nAtri-
get ihess \. decree Tas year :oT the
nrst t'ns ihis degree VIII % conferred. Es
th- instltut!on has waited until tAis honor
vii rneAsuTs ~ IN ful! with Aay college
male or female.
F'i'zserrlt Hail. Tire new 5000 dorz.i;ory.
is idet. both d. 70 srchi-ec,ur. and equip
uec; Modern IL every Tespec;. Il Is tho p-!do
college. n IN main b-iidiag a number %
~ .nses and improvements have been mad =.
Which VIII ADJ 20 The com:or; OF the sig-
dents and no efficiency Q: the college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Constipation and Catarrh

whether you would believe me or not. It
i the truth
lor many years have been wrestling
with the problem Of furnishing the public
an internal catarrh remedy. Peruna has
been the remedy that have devised, and
It has certainly relieved many thousand
people, yes hundreds Of thousands Of
people, OF chronic catarrh.
Constipation was my chief difficulty
IN treating these cases. often felt that
1t would be better il laxative element
were added 20 Peruna. ! feared to do so,
however. first because Of the number OF
catarrhal patients who needed no laxa-
tive, and second | was afraid OF making
such 4 radical change in a remedy that
was already doing so well Thus it was
that | continued TO prescribe with the
Peruna bottle Of Manalin TO those who
needed Laxative. At last, under circum-
STAGES explained in my booklet, was
constrained to add the laxative element
to Peruna. This constitutes what is now
known as the revised Pe0ina
Now those who take Peruna will, first,
find themselves promptly relieved Of their
constipation Second. the Catarrh will
gradually disappear And once the ca
tarrh Is cured the constipation leaves per-
nanenuy. Then if you follow the advice
given in my book you will never have TO
take pills any more Cathartics ana laxa-
tives you can ignore. You will be perrna-
nently relieved OF both your catarrh and
the constipation.
Peruna is for sale at all drug stores
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Many persons
are making inquiries for the old-time
Peruna To such would say this for
mula is now put out under the name Of
/ KA-TAR-NO, manufactured by KA-
TAR-NO Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Write them and they will be pleased to
! send you free booklet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
FRIGHTENED BY METEOR.
buckingham Men Believe 1t Fell to Ground
Near Them.
| snecia 70 The rlmes- Dispstch. !

lSpfcia to The Times Dispatch
Farmviile. Va. September a. j \ Lack
lanH NJ buckingham. and g. g. Sewers state
'nH' iAe meteor seen bv many 2eopio be-
''en 10 ana il o'clock on Wednesday night
reached the md of It's celestial course so
near them that they can claim TO have been
in ai Tho death" These mon ncrc in Farm
Filf festerfa' and gave the following tn
ier'stins account.
Iho' were In buggy travelling north
Nara in the o7en country. near Leon Pol
lfii home IN Buckingham. and about nine
mn'S from Farmriiic II was not Tar from
u o'clock when they we're greatly startled
r' Tho Sky ans landscape being lighted up
as bright as day They locE-d up. and a me
'oor wnich appeared to I've rectangular and
NriNsen four and nvc fcst across passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

You are constipated. You have taken
laxatlves great many years. You have
tried 70 select 4 diet that would keep your
bowels regular In this you have failed
and we're obliged to go back TO your laxa-
uves again. This, | say, has been going
on many years
You also have d slight catarrh in the
head and throat You never imagined
that the catarrh had anything to do with
the constipation. Suppose | were to tell
you that as long as you have that catarrh
YOU will never get better Of your cons,ipa-
ton. Would you believe nc? Well.
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diation is that outside parties. un-
biased and nonpartisan. can probably
suggest way out OF the difficulty
which, II made BY one side To the con-
troversy would be looked upon with
suspicion by the other side
When the modiators have made their
recpmmc ndations their work Is done.
and n is left entirely 10 the contendinc g
parties To accep: or reject the PROPOSE
ilons Experience shows Il Is claimed.
that in labor controversies where me
diaiors have been named. a peaceful
sstu"ment OF the dispute has invaria-
hly followed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

each evening at e:so o'clock will ar-
rive in Richmond al a. Bf-. and leav-
Ing Richmond daNy at p. NJ. aIriv-
ins at Baltimore A NJ Freight
trains will DO run over tho road DO
tween Richmond and West Point TO
pick Up the freight and carry II to
West Point where II win DO trans
ierred 10 the steamer.