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staff. were in the embassy ut the time but paid no attention to the outbreak of popular anger against their country. Later as the crowd did not desperse. Mir. OShaughnessy telephoned to thr ministery of foreign affairs and regi- men, of infantry was dispatched to the scene and cleared the streets.
 Other than making brief report of the affair to Washington the United States agent will take no notice of the matter as 1t Is well understood that these outbursts of popular feeling are hard to control in the latin blood and It has nu especial significance other than showing the general feeling that exists against the United States.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY. oct. l6.--It is be- coming more and more evident here that if the government of the United States does not show it's hand soon and take some immediate steps to rectify the prevailing choatic conditions in Mexico that 1t will find Itself left out in tho cold as regards the final settle ment of the long driwnoMi state of anarchy in the republic.
 Last night the diplomatic reprcsen- tativ-s of Great Britain. France. Spain. Cuba and Guatamala held q protracted conference in regard to the situation and later each teiegiHphed his govern ment asking that war ships he i'm. mediately sent to Mexican ports to protect foreigners and foreign inter ests. This action was taken wIthou. reference to the American diplomatic representative and in fact he is now
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Special Nugget Service.

WASIiINGTtp oct. I6. The nd- over the Mexican situation th.n it has yet been. The action "f lic foreign calling upun their governments f"r protection shows that th, fcrlinG tll"rS not or cannot afford this protection.
 Their f;'rth"r very significant action representative iii their conference and their failure Ia inform him of thcir at the American policy and indicates
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JEWEL SALESMAN
 ROBBED OF NOTHING

case and started OH his journey. All
 went well with him until he was near
 ing Paris when three men entered the compartment he was In and engaged
 him in conversation. Later when they
 had left the train these men invited
 Ashford to dine with them but he dc.
 clined and entering a cab directed that
 he he driven to n hotel. < little later the cab stopped and before Ashford had
 time to realize where he was three
 men dragged him out nf the vchirl, nnd rushed him into a house in low quarter of the town Here he was searched and his watch and stick pin taken from him. Also the jewel box that he carried as q blind. In going through his pockets the robbers came across the bag of figs and threw them on the floor. Not finding what they were looking for they started to take their victim away from the placr. As he moved towards the door Ashford picked up his figs and replaced them in his pocket and the next morning hr delivered his consignment of pearls tn the Paris tcweier.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Oct. I6.-H. Lee Ashford. n confidential agent of one of the largest jewelry houses on the Strand
 has just given the details of a re- markable attempt at robbery. Ashford was entrusted by his employers with a consignment of very choice pearls for delivery 10 q manufacturing jeweIer In Paris. Owing to the recent robberies of jeweiry Agent Ashley was especial. ly warned to he on his guard in cross- ing tho channel and on the train from Callais to Paris. As the errend upon which he went to the French capital was probably known to the gang of thieves who have been operating aga inst the jewelry trade Ashford hi upon a novel scheme to outwit anyone who attempted to get away with his valuablcs. The night before he was to leave London he took the pearls home with him. On the way he pur- chased n bag of dried smyrna figs and into these. when he reached home. he put the pearls. The next day he left Inc store on the Strand with a jewel
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WILSON FORSEES
 U. 5. INTERVENTION

the ploI tu Kill Madcro and could have sawed him. Ii was even hinted that ilu"rta had been a guest in Wilson's house a few days before Madero was killed and that the plot wus hatched Ht that time. Whether these asser- lions were true or not hus never been Ambassador Wilson WAS recalled be- cause of his friendship for the iTucrta administration. In View if this his statement that the I'nited states will have Ia intervene has considcrab bic weight.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 PEKIN. Oct. 16.--General Cheng. who was arrested ut the inauguration ceremonies of President Yuan Shi Kai and who was found to have . number of bombs in his possession which he confessed were for the purpose of blowing up Yuan and other govern ment officials has made n further con fession in which he duplicates large number of nobies as well as the re- publicans of the southern provinces. From the statements "f General Cheng il Is evident that there Is well or organized movement in the south which looks to the ultimate overthrow of the present northern government and the dividing of thc country int" two sepn rate staies. Tue queer con {.
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spseiai Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. I6. There has been |. serious anti American out break here. E,rly this morning Il mob of from thr,r to five thousand popl" eather.,i in front If the president < palace and chccr.d for Hucrta and Mexico. They demanded n speech from The president but iinertn did not ap- near. lie sent un aid Io address th crowd and asked them [" dispeisc. When tn. officer appeared on the DOT tIco of in, presidential palace he wus greeted wuhs loud cries of down with inc ;rineus antl bong live N"Ntn
 When thr aiI could make himself heard h- thanked ilm people in tue
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RELIEF FOR SCHOOLS.

Ward t:sfcy of the scbnol hoard has received the following tclrgr,,m r.. garding relief for Nome:
 JCNEAr.--Teiegram received and have asked congressional assistance as desired. STRONG.
 This waa in answer io the followlns mcssage sent omt hy Mr. Estcy:
 t'nlrsx ilnancini embarrassment If city. duo n recent storm. tx relieved. will e necessary in clnae schoolc. Earncstly request ynnr earnest en- deavor cnnGresslon,l asaiStancr. No funds available current bills.
 NOME SCHOOL ROARD
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mANChu'S PLOTTING
 TO REGAIN THE THRONE

tI is said that all of this information was not had from General Cheng with out the employment of means Of tor- ture In which the Chinese are adept and which would put the American third degree system of the police in the infant class. It Is not known how much of this alleged confession of General Cheng Is based on truth for under the torture he may have told q good deal in order to be relieved of the pain. However. the new government is mak- ing a searching investigation into his allegations and there has been Il gen eral movement of troops kVkIng to ! concentration nf the fur,rs nf the re- public
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BEAR SAILS
 WITH NATIVES

The revenue cutter Bear sailed At noon today for Dhmedes and King bound for their homes on those islands. Walter Shields also sailed on the Bear.
 Captain lSaiiinger after landing the natives will investigate Inc reported wrec' of Il schooner.
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Special Nugget service.

SEATTLE. oct. l6.--G. Simons. a clerk was run down and fatally hurt here today when an automobile driven by Larry Duke. q son of the millionaire tobacco dealer. Simmons attempted to cross the street directly behind n nov ing trolly car. AS he stepped out from the car he was directly in the path of Dukes automobile. The driver ap- piled his emergency brake hut could not bring the machine to stop before the fender struck Simons and threw
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FATALLY CRUSHED BY
 m|LL|0NA|RE'S CAR

him under the forward wheels. When inc man was removed from under the heavy touring ear it was found that was suffering from broken ribs ani internal injuries besides heinz badly lacerated about the hcnd and face. Hc was at once taken into the Duke car and rushed to n hospital where 1t was later said that he could not recover.
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EUROPE KEEPING
 4 CLOSE WATCH

ignored in all concerted action taken by the other diplomats looking to tho
 protection of their countrymen and th,
 entire situation here. This Is not be- cause of any disrespcct or or doubt os O'Shaughnessy. hut solely because they cannot afford to wait on the un- certain chance of action by the United States government. While it is ira l.Dssil'lc i0 grt a statement from any of the diplomats Is It known that there. Is Il g..nd deal of sympathy felt by them for OShausinrssy on account of the diIatory tactics of his home offic" which makes il impossible for him tu act with his colleague In the interest of foreigners. Il is the general i'm presaion here that In tho end the for eign powers will hnvc to intervene without regard tn the Irnited States In order to maintain their own dignity and protcct their ciiizcns
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ST. PAUL'S ISLAND
 WANTS A DOCTOR

The following telegram has heen re- ceived from St. Pan, Island by Mayor Jones:
 Can Nome furnish this island with n doctor via Bear if requested. Salary iiftccn hundred.
 LAYTON. Agent Caretnker.
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MORE RELIEF
 FROM FRISCO

The Alaska Bank and Sale Deposit Company today received telegram from tn. Northern Rank md Trust Company of san Francisco transmit ting fifteen hundred dollars additional funds tu he credited as coming from the chamber of commerce Of San Fra ncisco for the relief of sufferers
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JOHN MARTIN DEAD.

John Martin an old timer in Nome died nt the H"ly Cross hospital this afternoon of apoplexy.
 His wife died u short time ago in the same manner. lie leaves two duugh- tcrs in Nome who have the sympathy of the entire community In their sud lnr,.i Vcmrnt.
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The Mining and Dredging edition tt ,l'. Nugget will hc ont next Monday. I;aisrr hsw" yonr orders nuw.
 if y.n 1T. going m't u, ihe Martin western and wan, i'hia valuable cdI- ti"n mnild |" ym ssnr tn and kave y."r a'ldrrss. I'risr h4anii ssfss-nve cents.
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s. 6. coRwiN.

The stsamsr cer~in will saii fer
 ketzsbus Sound and sIl way psrts,
 Sunday October t2th at. . ?. VI.
 Fer freight and psssass apply the kstzshus Trading . rsanspsrta- tisn Co. next Lemsn ores. otudIe.
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WILL ASSASSINATE
 GENERAL FELIX DIAZ

ciety among Mexicnns who were sworn to Kill the nephew of the ex-presidens. hern arrested hnt tlc louder hns dis appeared.
 General Diaz will he informed of the i,l"t and tilso that should bc still desire tn visit lIavnnn he will hc accorded ample prdrtion hy the Cuban govcrr- mont.
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Special NSesst sssviss.

SEATTLE. Oct. 16-.Alfrcd c. Cog killed by Henry c. Far. a saloon man. Ifogland, who owns a transfer com pany md who has been on unfricndly terms with Far for some time entered
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Special Nugget Service.

SPOKANE. Oct. i6,--furn"t Am' bassad0r to Mexico. Henry Lane Wil- aon, today said that in view of the recent developments In Mexico it look . ed like thr t'nitcd States would hay" to intervene.
 Amba ss;idnr Wilson was recaile l from his post and allowed to resign" from ih. diplomatic servic. for his connection with the c"u, fri.ltr of Ifuerta when hc murdered and assllm- that Wilson had advance Knowledge "f
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BRYAN
 WILL NOT COMMENT
1 tIuerta.

iiuerta.
 This w.ts thr only comment that Mir. Bryan would make on the subject When asked if thIs new move would have any effect on the administrat ions policy. he smiled and begged to be ex- cused from discussing tho matter any farther
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MORCAN'S ESTATE.
 SIX MILLIONS.
Special Nuaqst Service.

SpociAI Nu80et oeTVIce'
 LONDON. Oct. ls.--The will of J. F. Morgan was presented for probate here today. It desposes of all the late fnanclcrs English property which is valued at six million pounds.
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Special Nugget Service.

HAVANA. Cuha. Oct. 16.--Thc sN,
 ret agents of the Cuban government have unenrthed a plot among the Mex jeans resident here to assa ssinate Gem cral Felix Diaz when he reaches Ha- vana on hIs supposedly diplomatic mis- sion. It was learned that Colonel Rodriegucz who has hcen here for some time had formed u secret s,-
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MEXICAN MOB jEERS AMERICAN FLAG
AlDRICH ATTACKS .BRYAN'S THEORIES.
Special Nugget Ssrvies.

Special Nugget Service
 NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-ln a speecn delivered here h,st night Senator Thomas Bailey Aidrich bitterly. at tackled the currency bill embodying Inc fanclful theories nf Secretary of state I.ryan.
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The Now Elite Bath Hsnss will hs open for busirsss octebsr fz. John Msnahan, prspr;stsr. csrnsr sf Frsrs end . strssss. Opsn all night.
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ANNOUNCE EMeNT.

Or. !. q. Mustard bsss to inform, the public that his offices and residence are now situated over Msilsr's srscsry. rsIsphene. Main @.
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Nugget Special Servies.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-At the State Department today Secretary Bryan said that the serious action of the foreign representatives in Mexico in sending to their government for pro- lection in the shape of war ships might have soldering effect upon
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SATURDAY A HOLIDAY

in account of next Saturday iwing U legal holiday the hanks in Nome will not hc open on that day
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Board of Trade Restaurant is now -eopensd for business.
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ANOTHER SALOON MAN
 KILLS IN SEATTLE

inc latters place and the two men en- gagged in an aitercat tion which ended in Far drawing n revolver and shoot ing lioglnnf. Far has been arrested.
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n. Daily Muss.s, saso p.r month,
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Nom. Nugget s2.oo per month.
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Board of Trade Restaurant is now -sopensd for business.
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"Ths PsepIs's Papsr"-Nems Nuesst
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
RULES A RAILROAD
Mrs. Cora Il. Williams President of
the Georgia, Florida and
Alabama

cambridge, Ga, Aug. 24.-Nrs.
Cora B. Williams, widow of Capt ].
p. Williams, was elected president of
the Georgia, Alabama and Florida
Railroad yesterday afternoon at a
directors meeting. The railroad of
which Mrs. Williams is president and
practically sole owner is 200 miles
long, extending from Richland, Ga,
to Carabelle, Fla, with a line of
steamers running between Sarabelle
and Apalackicola.
Mrs. Williams is the only woman
who is president Of a railroad in
the South and one of the few in the
United States.
Capt. Williams, one of the wealth
lest men in the South, died in At
lanta a few days ago after an illness
extending over several years. He
was one of the largest land owners
in Florida, having between two and
three hundred thousand acres. He
left his wife his estate, amounting to
approximately ten million dollars.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
PROSPERITY OR
STAGNATION
WHICH? IT'S Up TO YOU

| Prosperity means good business,
/ financial life, strength, vigOr, enter
| prise. push and power. 1t means
faith. hope, smiles. good cheer. hap
Ipy homes, good job, good pay.
peace and plenty and generous
host Of friends. Ii means growth.
| improvement and Il healthy increase
in northumberland a large in
crease in circulation and in oppOr-
tunities to succeed in and enjoy life.
1t means a large revenue, low tax
alton and personal freedom to all
citizens living under its beneficent
rays AND THAT'S NOT ALL:
StagnatiOn means Prohibition, and
Prohibition means the Dry Rot for
Ocala-death to enterprise, loss of
financial strength and power, bank
ruptcy, hard times. heavy decrease
in population and circulation, in
travel, withered hopes, loss of mon
ey, jobs and friends, loss of revenue,
Il lower range of property values and
I
means humiliation, decentralization
and confusion in the financial, social
and religious spheres-a loss of
credit, IL tremendous loss of business
and means the loss of many of your
dearest hopes and Wishes-the loss
of financial independence, religious
and political freedom.
Prohibition means that you are
not man, that you need IL guardian,
that the town has no faith i'm your
manhood, your honor, integrity or
character; that it does not propose
to respect your motives, your con-
science, your religious and political
ScrupleS; that freedom for you is
out of the question. In simple words,
it does not believe you to be a real
man-Only common animal, be-
longing to the lower element" and,
hence, must be put into Il straight
jacket by the better eIement"-the
Pharisees, if you please, so that the
| tyrant, the meddIer and busybOdy
can crack his whip over your head
for years to come.
If you are not dOped, stupefied-
mentally and spiritually dead as to
be beyond the reach of the Resur-
reCtiOn, you'll assert your man.
hood, your independence of life and
character and send Prohibition
where the swine Went-Over the pre-
cipiCe of oblivion .-AdvertiSement
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
HILLYEK'S NEAk HEART
Didn't Keep Him from Losing His
Life in the Discharge of
His Duty

Fernandina, Aug. FISHERMAN
c. -Hillyer, a we'll known lawyer of
Washington, D. c., died here yes
terday from heart failure caused by
excitement. Mr.. Hillyer, who was at
Amelia Beach, saw a young woman
in danger of drowning and while at
tempting to aid her fell unconscious.
He died soon after. The young wom-
an was saved. Mr.. Hillyer was visit
ing his brother, F. c. Hillyer of this
place.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
NEANNESS PREVENTS MALARIA
Aged Man of Indiana With Full List
of Bad Habits Has Never
Been Ill

Linton, Ind, Aug. 25.-Joseph
Fisher, said to be 1O7 years old and
claiming to have cast his first vote
for Andrew Jackson for president,
passed through here yesterday in q
one-horse wagon on his way to Bed
ford, Ind, to make his future home.
He was accompanied by his daugh
ter, age 70 and his son, age GA. Fish
err says he was born in Washington
county, used tobacco in every form,
drinks liquor and never was sick.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
SouthbOund -OeaIa nj
OcaIa and HOmOsassa
OCALA NORTHERN

One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are affict-
ed with is lame back. Apply Cham
berlain's Liniment twice a day and
massage the parts thoroughly at each
application, and you will get quick
relief. For sale By all dealers.-Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
WILL PUT 1T OFF FOR A WHILE

Glen Ellen, Cal. Aug. 25.-The
huge new country home of Jack Lon
don, the author, was partly destroy
ed by fire last night. Only the stone
to move in.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
SMITH HAS A RIVAL
FOR L. :. SENATOR

Atlanta, Aug. 24.-Ralph o.
Cochran fired the opening gun in his
campaign for the United States SEN
ate against Senator Hoke Smith in a
speech delivered yesterday in Rabun
county.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF TRAINS AT OCALA

The following schedule is not paid
for, but is printed for the information
Of the public. The railroads are re-
queSted to send in corrections when
ever necessary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Leave

The limited leaves Jacksonville at
1880 a. m. and arrives in Tampa at s
p. N. 1t leaves Tampa at p. m. and
arrives in Jacksonville at 1880 p. m. II
stops only at Turkey Creek, Plant City,
Dade City, Wildwood. Ocala, Starke
and Waldo
Al ANTIC COAST LINE
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25

Masons meet Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
ELECTIVE LIABILITY FUTILE
Labor Legislation Leader Wants
Compulsory Compensation.

Paul kennaday. az the American Asso-
citation for La Dor LEGISLATION. said at the
Offices on East I'D street yesterday that
the Jackson and Foley bills. both Of which
provide for workmen's compenSa ton ia
case Of injuries woId faiI Of their pur-
pose unless compensation was mad. com
pulsory.
so long as the employers can elect 10
refuse To- provide compensa ton. said NJ.
kennaday, the passage Of these bills ~
useless. for the state board which must
determine the scale Of compensation,
fearing that the employers will prefer 10
ne sued rather thar compensate tneif
employees Justly. will lower the scale Ia
the polnt where all the employers will be
"a Ilins 10 agree to il. Such scale would
be worse than none at all But If com
rensatjon is made compulsory. then the
scale can be adjusted according to justice
and common sense, and the employers
.tau have no undue influence III deter
mining the basis on which II IL reg l.
lated"
MI, Kennaday said that the absence o.
CONSERVATIVES OF the casualty insurance
-, mnanias from the hearings held on the
hips In Albany was extraordinary. as the
massage OF the bills would destroy lare"
MARI of their business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
MONEY SAVING
BEAUTY SECRETS

FACE LOTION-Do not use face pow
der, as u rubs off too easily and clogs the
pores Make your own Dtduti1er ana
whitener from -four ounces spurmaX in 2
pint witch haze COR hot water, and add
teaspoonfuls Of Slycerine. This lotion
will take away oily and sallow appear
snce from skin and make ii soft. pink and
beautiful IL fine for cold sores, freck-
les and TO prevent chappins, while IL
brings OUT the beautiful natural glow oil d
healthy skin.
WHEN FUN Invariably
one application OF a dclatone paste VIII
remove every trace Of hair or fuZZ. MIA
enough powdered dclatone and water 10
cover the hairs and after TWO or tnree
minutes rub off. wash the skin and the
quick, painless and will not discolor the
skin.
no BEAUTIF; HAIR-Cure dandrun
Sstringiness" dullness. oiliness and faded
color by use OF canthroX shampoo, after
which your healthy hair Will grow long.
ABUNDANT. fine. glossy. soft and easy 10
manage. The shampoo Is made by putting
4 teaspoonful Of canthro- in cup OF hot
water and using as regular shampoo. III
IS very inexpensive and unquestionably
me best known cleanser ana soitener Tor
o0th hair and scalp.
To BECOME SLENcER-A remark
able remedy for excess fat can ne fnade
a home and for little money. DlssoNe
iour ounces q plTnotis in l12 plnts not
Water When cool strain and take a tdDle
Noonful OF the liquid before each Ineal.
h is harmless and dissolves fatty tissue
fapidly. leaving firm smooth SKIN. NO
leting or strenuous exercising - heces
sary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
VASSAR GIRLS CAN'T MARCH
Forced to Drop Plan to Parade
for Suffrage.
~ Telegraph TO The Trlbunt

Poughkeepsle y. Y. Feb. "a Be
cauSe Of the bitter opposition of DE-.
James VI. Taylor. president Of Nsssar
college. 10 women suffragists. the plan
for delegation of students To go To-
Washington 10 take part in the suffrage
parade on March 9. was abandoned to-
day Nassar viii not he represented
by any girls now enrolled a students.
II was arranged that q delegation u
suffrage students should wait on Or.
Taylor to-day and ask that he grant
permission for certain number OF
girls 10 go 10 Washington. but II was
said that Dr. Taylor would surely re-
fuse their request. so the delegation
did not call.
DR.. Taylor, VINO is strongly opposed
TO woman suffrage. recently told q
fri, nd that most of the girls Were either
srffragists or socialists.