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Evening journal., 1913-08-13
FOR SALE

FEW SPECIALS MUST Co MAKE AN
OFFER
Boulevard and Twenty second street New,
p-to-date. hardwood trimmings and floors.
hot water heat / 1 rooms, baths porches,
Twentieth street and Monroe Place. new
square built, up-to-date, rooms, bath. hot
water heat.
a31o Monroe street. up.to-dste. square
built: eight rooms and bath.
4O7 McCabe Ave. rooms, bath, hot
water heat, uptodate
1910 Monroe St., rooms, bath, modern.
Nineteenth street and Greenhill Ave, q
new. up-to-date. rooms. bath, modern.
1o7 and 100 West Thirty-ffth St., esch
rooms large lots
porch and hot water heat; sell or exchange.
1903 W Tenth St, now, up-to-date
rooms bath hot water heat
1910 Riverview avenue. rooms modern.
5O4 n Franklin St., rooms bath, mod.
$40 Pine St., rooms, rent $3.50. Prics.
s14o0.
water heat Owner leaving city.
Seven brick houses. each rooms, bath,
severed. rent 500 per month. Price $500
10 acres at Claymonti Philadelphia Pike.
facing river; on trolley and railroad fns
, building site Best location on river.
Philadelphia Pike. Penny Hill, six rooms,
two porches, large lot.
Newport rooms, modern, large lot
Ashley. ; roomed bungalow, large lot
Hotel al Bowers Beach, good opportunity.
Trvo cottages at Bowers Beach
4-acre poultry and truck farm, Hars's
Corner Possession.
Cedars Brandywine Springs, rooms and
bath: large lot
90 acre farm Christana, possession.
Many good business locations in stores.
Nanv other modern houses. some new. on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences. near city, all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban at sacrifice prices.
Renting specially.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

yNTANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
w with bath, MRS. A. ROSS. i23 East
Fourth street. Automatic telephone No. ia5i.
auri8-2t
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LOST AND FOUND

4 OsT-A Masonic CHARM. REWARD
IL II returned 10 Ellwood g. Hilbert, No.
215 West Twenty third st. augli-f.
Il OST-AN OPAL RING ON FRIDAY
IL night. Reward II returned TO the
Evening journal Once. augl2-2t.
L OST-BANK BOOK NO. 90 s47 on VIII.
IL mington Savings Fund Society. Finder
please return to 2925 Madison street.
augi 3-2O-27
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o. G. GOODEN,

W. INIIIIII DL
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insursnes.
Both Phones.
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KILLS THEM QUICK

n you are troubled with Bed Bugs
Reaches. Water Bugs. Ants. Flys Bed Lice
crab Lice try Germicide Disinfcctant.
Guaranteed 90 do the work. Send postal
card Tor free demonstration. p. o. Box 44O,
Desk A. Wilmington Del augt1,13,15.
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BOARDING AND LODGING

ID oARDERs OR TABLE BoARDERs.
ID Pleasant rooms. ID. & A. phone. 2771D.
No. 500 Concord Ave. iy2s-im.
w TED-GENTLEMAN BOARDERs IN
w private family. No. West Eirh.
ieenth ST svoep ,- 90
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ROOMS FOR RENT

OF positions free. lkANhllN iNoll llJ r. /
Dept. 4oF, Rochester Y iyi6.2mo
ROOMS FOR RENT
7 ARGE FURNISHED ROOM. NO. 7oi
L. West street. iylo.lm,
10A- EAST SEVENTH STREET. FUR
keepinr dec3-u.
II URNIsHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
+ business people. Warm. light and cory
NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FIRST
II hoor. 622 LOMBARD ST.
jy23.lmo.
n OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS IN
It private family. 4Oe W. Seventh 81
iyi6.imo.
II, ~. hENI-THREE or -FOUR ROOMS.
II Apply No. 2i9 West Seventh street.
augi i'3t.
4 room for gentlemen. No. i0i West
Seventh street. iy28lm
TEOR REM FRONT ROOM APPLY
4 No 1917 Market 81. aug6 eod'lm.
II, OR RENr-rwO ROOMS AND PRI-
II vate bath. Second story front. No.
si7 Washington street. augi. .m,w'f-im.
U, URNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT WITH
II or without board. No. 1907 Washing
ton street. jy26 eod-lm
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II housekeeping. 40. POS ". Fourth st.
iyl6.eodimo.
TS OR RENT-THIRD STORY FRONT
IT room, furnished gentlemen preferred. I
1929 West street. iyi6 lmo-eod
IL OR RENT-THREE LARGE ROOMS
II and bath on second floor, at No 800
West Sixth street. Apply no. 800 Madison
street. augi -m,w,fim.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. PRIVATE
~ family Cool, bath and electric lights.
No. 9l7 w. Eighth St. iyl5-lm.
EoR NT--UNFURNtsHED ROOMS
IT for housekeeping. Two rooms, three
rooms, bath No STA shipley street. Apply
70 n. p. Wells, No. 6i3 Orange ST. jy14.tf
EOR RENT-LARGE SECOND STORY
II front room IN private family. Use of
private phone. Must have reference Gen
ilemen only. No. II East Thirteenth
street. iy23.eod I'm.
Furnished Rooms
LARGE AND AIRY.
Bulls Head Hotel. Nos. iO3.1O5-t07
furniturf now management Reasonable
rates. Electric lighted throughout Use Of
bath EDWARD q. HORGAN
augft.1m. Proprietor
WANTED TO BORROW MONEY.
w ANrED-To BORROW $4,000 on TWO
w new buildings ON West Side. Address
auglS6t. W-36 Evening journal.
BOARD WANTED.
NJ AN WANTS ROARD private pAkf.
lNl iy East side preferred Address
Euglj-2t W35 Evening journal.
BOARDERS WANTED.
J ID OARDERS WANTED $3.50 PER
ID week. All convenionces. No. 8Os
/ West street. iy22.tm
FURNISHED ROOMS.
/
! UTANIEn FURNISHED ROOMS
w with bath. MRS. A. ROSS f23 East
, Fourth street Automatic telephone No. ia51.
auEi8-2t
ROARDINC AMI IODCINC
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WANTED TO RORROW M0NEY.
ROARD WANTFD
ROARnERS MANTRn-

ID OARDERs WANTED - $3.50 PER
ID week. All convenionces. No. 8Os
West street iy22tm.
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TYPEWRITERS

a-I--e--------I-l-l---l--.
n, YPEwRITERS REPAIRED, RENTED,
sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
USED Royals Underwoods, Remingtons. Rib
bons. Typewriter Supply Co. No. si5 Mar
ket St. Both phones. A.3-u.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

~ ORNER PROPERTY IN WILMINGTON.
- Best business section for sale az a bar
gain. Present tenants pay interest on
s65. 900. Address S-5s. Evening JOurnal
Ofice ian31 eod-tf.
NOR sALE-BARGAIN LARGE TWELVE
il room house; all conye~iences. baths.
porches. large lot. Desirable location. Make
offer Apply No 1914 West Sixth street
d. & A. phone. 316sA- iahl3-m. witt.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.


NT ISIS HYATT HAS MOVED FROM NO.
Nl s84 ID Market street, TO No. s22 West
street iyi8-1m.
DR. p. G.. SMITH. OF NO SIG MAR
IL ket street, has moved his dental prac-
iice 10 the N r. Corner Ninth and Jefferson
streets augst
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~ OR SALE-NO AND WEST
II Twenty ninth street. Built on square
plan and on the only paved street in East
lake. Colonial trim. Detached porches
front and back. Cement walks and outside
steps Wash rooms, combination lighting
with domcs rifsawed. FIVE quarter porch
Soors up-todate heating. James p Jones
Jr. Thirtieth and West streets. Phone
S35sD. augol2t.
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APARTMENTS.

NJ ICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
IN for rent with gas bath ETC. Appiy
Chas. s. Hurlock Seventh and Poplar
streets. ivIQ.tf
A pARTAiENT. FIVE ROOMS am
"A bath, opposite Eighth Street Park. Ap.
ply Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com.
pany, real estate department. iy291m.
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pERSoNAL..

/ WISH TO STATE THAT 7 AM IN NO
i way connected with the dental Office. No.
io3 Market street. but am permanently To-
Gated in my new and up-to-date ONCE in
Odd Fellows Building. Tenth and King
streets. Room No. 3. third floor. Very truly.
augii-im. DIR. HENDERSHOT Dentist
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HAIR DRESSING

A LITTLE ATTENTION by AN EXPERT
"A each week. helps wonderfully. We are
experts. Hair dressing, mnnicuring. scalp
treatment face and head massnging. Chill
dren's work a speciality. Louise @. Potts
603 Equitable Bldg june26sm
MRS. CARRIE WRIGHT. NO. III W.
Nl Tenth street. Manicuring Electric
Scalp Treatment Facial Massage. Hair
Dressing. Shampooing. Combings neatly
made M. d. A. phone 662t.
anr7 A.,
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II uRNIsHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
II business people. Warm. light and cory
No. III West Ninth 81. ml-u.
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NJ OTICE-WE, JOHN j. GALLAGHER
~ and Francis e. Gallagher, trading as
John j. Gallagher & Bro, licensed drug
gists the owner and occupant OF the house
situated az No. 2O0f Market street, IN the
Ninth ward Of the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county. state Of Delaware, in com
pliancc with the act Of General Assembly IN
such case made and provided do hereby give
notice that we shall apply in writing 10 tho
Court Of General Sessions. Of the state of
Delaware in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the fifteenth day Of September A.
ID. 1913. being the next term Of said court,
for a license for said house. as a drug store,
for the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors
for medicinal purposes, in less quantities
than one quart. not TO be drunk on tho
premises, and the following respectable citi-
zens Of said ward. al least twelve Of whom
are substantial freeholders Of said ward,
recommend the said application, viz:
Geo. w Mullee, John r. Ahcrns,
Prince A. Mousley, J. r. Moore
G. r. Carruthers, Geo. W. Taylor,
D. B. Curleti, Jas. Marshall,
William Weisshauer, Chas. j. Kennedy,
Parker Pagan, John @. Pyle.
H. S. Pierce, Harvey Davidson,
Chas W. Scraford, ". j. Lemon,
James Turner, Chas. r. Beck.
VIM r. Todd. Samuel W. Gish,
Neven @. Gamble, Franklin Starr.
Wm. Lyons, Jr.,
augi13t. JOHN j. GALLAGHER.
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ovERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
II 10 get My free booklet l-66o, tells
how Write today-now- Earl Hopkins
Washington, d. @. augl'lm.
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NOR SALE-6O THORoUGHBRED
II White Plymouth Rock Chickens and
two coops; one 5o.egg Buckeye Incubator.
Apply Texas Oil Property, Claymont Del.
augi1-3t.
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1aA- EAST SEVENTH STREET. FUR
HUI nished rooms; heat for light house
keeping. dec5-u
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n OTICE-wE. THE HOTEL Dupont
~ Company, the tenants Of the house situ-
nted at the s. ". Corner Eleventh and Mar
ket streets. in the Seventh ward, of the city
Of Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
State of Delaware. I'm compliance with the
requirements Of the acts of the General As
semhly, in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that We shall apply in
writing To the Court of General Sessions, Of
he county on Monday the sixteenth day Of
September, D.. 1919, being the next term
Of said court. for a license for said house
for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors. TO he
drunk of the premises and To bottle and sell
such liquors. 10 be drunk Of the premises, as
follows, viz Malt or brewed liquors Of not
less than three quarts or more than one bar
rel and other intoxicating liquors in guam
titles Of not less than three quarts nor
more than FIVE gallons and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said ward ~ least
twelve Of whom are substantial freeholders
of said ward, recommend the said applica.
tion, viz.
". Morrison, Jr, Henry Hopes,
II ". Cause. Chas n. Ten Wceges,
F. G Tallmsn. Harry r. spcakman,
David Snellenhurg, Roht L. Foord
NJ d. Murphy. r. r. Patzowsky,
George G. Hutton VIM II. Swift.
William L. Hammond Edmund Mitchell.
H. A. Montgomery, Edward r. kurtz
James s. Stirling, George kloitz,
H. Il. wiles. Sol A. Reis
r. r. Mitchell, William n Budd,
Robt. S. Baird. Casper ]. Toppin,
John C. Hreen. sylvester ID. Town
f. G Buckner send. Jr.,
William H. kraemer,
HOTEL Dupont CO..
augi2.3t ERNEST S. TAITE, VicePres
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7 kRGE FURNISHED ROOM NO. 7oi
IL West street iylo'lm'
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HELP WANTED.

- ovFRNMEET JOBS OPEN TO MEN
VI and women sos 90 $3.50 month, List
OF positions free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Dept 4oF Rochester, N Y. iyio'2mo.
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FOR REV.

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TNOR RENT-NO. 1914 TATNALL ST .
Il 10 rooms. bath and porch. Newly
papered throughout Apply Max Ephraim
No 3 West Fourth St. aug5-f.
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Kershaw & Whittep

WALL PAPERS
NO ss2 MADISON ST.
D. IA Phone, 51O5D. Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
a12.u
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BEAUTY PARLORs

.--------r-1-|---l7-.l-l7-77 -
RT ANICURING, MASSAGING AND
MI Scalp Treatment. Mrs. A. Reed, No.
922 Ghipey S.. marl5-6m
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ssrANTED-A PAINTER APPLY
arria.ft sos SCOTT ST.
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ H. kELTER.
nj, SANITARY ODORLESs EXCAIAT-
ing Once s. W. Corner Fourth and West
etreeta act21-tl.
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PAPERHANGING.

~~~-------e'---------|
~ IRST GLASS PAPER HANGING ;
II work guaranteed. ID. A. 26IA. T..
Rosin No. GIT W. Second ST. aug7-lm.
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non WEST SECOND STREET
VIZ BARRIERS wanted. Call az once.
= y i5srimar augi2-3t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
TRUCE DECLARED
WITH M|uTANTS
toNF REASON FOR SUFFRAGETTE
QUIET IN LONDON, SAYS
REPORT.

LONDON, Aug 25,-There are var
ious reports in circulation as TO the
reason for the quietness of the milf
tant sufrragettes for some time past.
The Standard ascribes the holiday OF
the militant ones TO the fewness OF
their supporters at present, and the
lack Of money.
on the other hand there are re-
norts that truce of some kind has
been arranged between the govern
ment and the fghting women The
Yorkshire Post prints a communIca-
ton from a correspondent. who In
Inmates that terms have been arranged
between the government and the mill
tant leaders somewhat similar to the
Kilmainham treaty with the late
Charles Stewart Parnell. The CORES
pendent says:
Mrs Pankhurst has probably been
Induced to declare a. truce in order
TO strengthen the hands of those MEM
hers of the cabinet, who are working
hard to make woman suffrage a gov
eminent measure In the near future
or at any rate to obtain more definite
pledge than any yet given
These reports of n truce ma sup
port in q letter written by Mrs. rank
hurst to her followers, which was
printed yesterday. She says;
II am gathering up strength Tor
renewed battle when the holiday
season Is over. / hope that everyone
of YOU also will take advantage or the
present lull in political activity TO take
the rest any change you have all SO
richly deserved
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
MULHALL INDUCES
IN UGLY EP|TAETS
WHILE TEST|FY|NG
CALLS ATTORNEY A LIAR AND IN
yITES HIM TO COME OUT
SIDE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Colonel
Mulhall, on the witness stand before
the house committee of lobby inVesu-
cations. INDUCED himself with violent
outbursts OF temper today. The Cd
ject of Colonel Mulhall's wrath was At
torney James Fl. Easily Smith, VINO IS
cross examining the witness on behalf
of his client, Representative James l.
McDermott, of Illinois
Not before during his testimony to
the house committee has Muihall given
free, reign to his temper. Today he
gave no less than three such exhibit
lions Once he threatened to throw
glass at the attorney, On another oc-
casion he called him a liar and ap-
pealed to the committee. on the third
he invited Mr. Easily Smith outside to
settle their little differences man to
man"
examination. 1t Is evident that he sees
in the questions propounded by Easily
Smith an effert To bring into the record
sufficient evidence, contradictory to his
statements made before the senate
committee, and to his sworn state
ruent printed In the New York World
Of June 2ath. to form the basis for
Representative McDermott TO lodge
with the United States district attorney
n charge of pretury. IT is with great
difficulty that Mr.. Muihslls attorney.
John w. Grim, of New York. has been
able 10 restrain his client at all Twice
today he entirely lost control Of him,
and while Chairman Garrett pounded
the table with his palm. Mr.. Grim.
with a heavy volume of the hearings,
was pounding at the counsels table To
attract Mulhalrs attention. and shut
off his flow OF violent language.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
JURY FINDS FRANK
GUILTY OF MURDER
| ATLANTA BUSINESS MAN WILL
BE SENTENCED TO DEATH
TODAY.

ATLANTA, GA, August 25.-Leo NJ.
Frank was this afternoon found guilty
of ravishing and numbering fourteen
year-old Mary Phagan. Two ballots
were cast hefore-an- agreement
reached. The first ballot showed eleven
members for "A verdict of guilty with
out the recommendation of mercy, and
one in doubt. After one more ballot,
an hour later, the twelfth man came
over to the majority.
Frank will be sentenced to death
by Judge Roam tomorrow. Neither
Frank nor his attorney was in court
when the verdict was rendered
When the jury retired Franks at
-torneys requested Judge Roam to allow
Frank to be taken to the JAIL The
judge consented, and Frank was in his
cell with his wife and mother when
the verdict was announced. There
were FIVE thousand people in and
around the courthouse. and they be-
gan cheering when the verdict was
announced, The cheering continued
several minutes. and drew other
thousands and police reserves were
called out to clear tho strests-1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
To PUT PROBLEM
UP To Mr.. ECH0[S
SECRETARY BRENNAN HAS CON
SENT OF ALL SAVE ONE OF
CANDIDATES.
BROWN DOESN'T ANSWER
IF HE CAN GO AHEAD WITHOUT
HIS ASSENT, TABULATToS OF
PRIMARY VOTES WILL BE-
GIN TODAY.

It is up to Acting State Chairman
Echols now--or at least II VIII be
after he receives gacretary Brenaman $
telegram this morning.
All of the candidates who partici-
pated in the recent State primary
have given their assent 10 secretary
Brenaman plan OF taking the bull
by the horns and opening and tabu-
lating the returns. except j. Thomp-
son Brown. the defeated candidate
for commissioner of agriculture. Mr.
Brenaman has written Mr.. Brown
twice and telegraphed him twice and
Mr.. Brown has maintained a silence
as deep as the grave itsJf.
Cause of Silence Unknown.
Whether the letters and telegrams
did not reach their destination, or
whether the silence is due TO the can
didates lack of interest in the matter
the secretary of the State central De-
moeratic committee does not know.
He will wire Acting Chairman Ee'ls-
OILS this morning for instructions, and
IL the acting chairman says go ahead
with the opening and tabulation ,et
the returns, without waiting on Mr..
Brown, the secretary Is prepared, The
blanks are prepared and Mr. Brena-
man only awaits the official word
from the acting chairman TO start
will start this afternoon.
Unless the plan OF the secretary Is
carried ont- thea nd-eia tsssr---4tt-- TIRE
present primary VIII be receiving
Christmas presents from their admirers
before they know the official vote in
the primary. Under the new law the
returns are not 10 be opened except
in the presence of n quorum of the
committee and the meeting, or the
committee Is not to be called until
the secretary Is reasonably sure that
he has all the returns. With some
following the old law Of certifying the
returns to the city or county chair
man and others observing the new law,
which provides that the judges OF each
precinct shall make returns direct to
the State chairman--the State seere-
tary---Secretary Brenaman has been
at his wits end to know what to do,
and finally devised the plan of secur-
ing the consent of the interested can
didates to take the bull by the horns
and open and tabnlate the returns
as the only practical method Of as
certaining when they are all In.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
Indictments Sure to Follow, Says
Statement Issued From Office
Occupied by Impeached Gov
ernor at Albany Capital
FACTS WILL CO TO
GRAND JURY IN WEEK
Blanket Charges are Made
Against Murphy, Mccall,
Frawley and a Number of
Assemblymen Who Voted
to Try Sulzer for High Crimes

ALBANY. Aug. 25.-A typewriter
statement outlining the incidents in
the charge of conspiracy against
Charles f. Murphy State Senator
James J. Frawley, and Assembiyman
Aaron J. Levy, which Judge Linn
J. Arnold, of Albany, announced in
New York city today, was being IN
vestigated by District Attorney Whit
man, with the aid of a good jury, was
handed cut publicly this afternoon to
the newspaper men in the audience
room of the suite now occupied by
Governor Sulzer, in the capitol build
ing, by James G. Garrison. who Is as
sisting John A. Hennessy, Governor
Suffers political manager After
handing out the statements. Mr.. Gar
rison retired through the private door
to the private room occupied by the
governor.
The contests Of the Garrison state
nent would indicate that 1t was pre-
pared under Governor Suffers super
vision, il not actually written hy The
governor. The statement follows.
4 Iuathsone Conspiracy.
1.-THE whole truth about the loath-
some criminal conspiracy To destroy
Governor Suizer is rapidly in the way
Of being told The grand jury viii
get most Of the facts within week,
and indictments are sure 70 follow.
Governor Sulzer himself VIII Of
fer 10 70 before the grand jury IN
New York county II It requires his
presence He has no objection Ia
telling all ne knows 81 the facts. But
n great many OF these facts will be
given 20 the grand Jury in the next
few days by witnesses If high repu-
tatian+
These are the men said to be agents
Of Murphy;
Senator James j. Fsrawfey. who
wiz he indicted before the end Of the
week.
"Assemhlyman Aaron ]. Levy, who
wifi also probably he indicted before
many davs
Matthew ], Morgan. who was con-
victs% of several misdcmeanors In
New York city. and who will he
prosecuted for perjury. committed by
CONTINUED on Second Page.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
viii Advise Americans to
Leave Mexico and viii Put
Up Bars Against Shipment
of Arms into the Country
MESSAGE TO PRINTER;
TO READ 1T TODAY
With Pronouncement of Policy
Will go Sharp Demand 70
Huerta and His Enemies
That They Will be Held
Responsible
IOHN LIND GOES
TO VERA CRUZ

MEXICO CITY, August 25.--
John Lind. special envoy Of
President Wilson. and his wife,
will leave this city tomorrow
morning on the Mexican railway
for Vera Cruz. Ii IL given out
officially that Lind Is merely
going away for "a couple OF days,
hut this is not generally credited,
the belief being that his mission
has ended and that little or no
hope remains for solution OF
the question between the two re-
pnhlics.
General Geronimo TrevinO ID
expected here from Los Angeles
within "a day or two. He is only
one Of many retired Mexican
army officers who have been re-
called to the coiors. 1t il even
said Portirio Diaz Is coming
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-26
ACCEPT
GLASS COMPROMISE

WASHINGTON, August 25.--By a
vote the house Democrats
in caucus today adopted an amend
meut to the rediscount section OF the
administration banking land currency
bill Insurgents contend tnat ms
amendment amounts TO an autnoti ~.
tion of corn tassel currency, while the
insist that the amend
ment does not altar the original pur-
pose of the section in the slightest par
ticular
Mr.. Glass insisted sarcasticaliy that
the insurgents accepted the amend
ment in the knowledge that they were
beaten, and in the hope that tneE
rn,,,d quote II to save their faces with
,ha neonle in their districts he -ita44t
on the administration bill among the
house Democrats thus came to an END,
The rest of the bill will be adopted
without much trouble.