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The Detroit times., 1913-08-06

The Monroe doctrine has been more
misrepresented than any official pol
icy ever declared The Monroe doc
trine was the announcement by Presl-
dent Monroe that The American con-
tinents by the free and independent
condition which they have assumed
and maintained are henceforth not 10
be considered as subjects for future
colonization by European powers.
We should consider any at
tempt on their part to extend their
system to any portion OF this hemis-
phere as dangerous 10 our peace and
safety With the existing colonies or
dependencies of any European power
we have not interfered and shall not
interfere, but with the governments
who have declared their indepen-
dence and maintained 1t and whose
independence we have on great con
sideration and on just principles &C
knowledged. We could not view any
interposition for the purpose OF OPP
pressing them or controlling in any
other manner their destiny by any
European power in any other light
than as the manifestation OF an un-
friendly disposition toward the Uni
ted States"
These are the words uttered by
President James Monroe in 1923 and
announced to the world through his
secretary, John Quincy Adams.
The principal action taken by the
United States under this policy was
our protest against the action OF Ma
poleon who attempted 10 set up a
miniature empire under the dominion
of Macmillan in Mexico while the
United States was busy fighting its
Civil war France recognized the JUS
tice Of our demand and Macmillan
was overthrow.
| The one best way TO keep misin-
! formed on the subject OF Mexican
news is TO read the Hearst publica-
tons Far be it from us to intimate
that the Hearst holdings in Mexico
/ have destroyed the vision of that
eminent and righteous journalist, or
that partisan considerations have
warped his attitude toward the WI
/ son administration.
! Pertinent 10 the protest by Senator
! Townsend Of Michigan at being class
! flied by Mulhall as a reactionary and
| friend OF the y A. Of NJ, il must not
! be overlooked that Townsend did not
/ participate In the conference Of the
group of progressive senator's who
met TO take action on the tariff OPP
posed to the leadership of Reed
! Smoot.
One of the humors OF the sultry
season is 10 be seen in the fact that
Senator Penrose has been compelled
I by the new constitutional amendment
TO seek reelection by popular vote OF
the people OF Pennsylvania. He has
already started on speaking and
baby kissing campaign in that state.
Penrose has become progressive"
and nclines favorably toward woman
suffrage,
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
From another PoWt Of VIe1v

could Mayor but did Greetings
Railway,
then
Quitting the injunction. as it for Junction-ave
has been taking
boxing lessons
And the straphanger who was saving up bricks
Electric Railway and might have
the afternoon that
something the optimistic dreamed
would be
Whereas, I not resolved
a the pennies ready at that
the
undoubtedly have been speech
Detroit and the
stopped petition that both will forever
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
A Church Without
Members or Collections

Without sectarian ideas or denom-
national teaching gospel meeting
is held all the summer months III
the unique Boardwalk church, at Al
lantic City. This year-the fifth o.
the church's existence-services are
being conducted each Lords day
morning in the Bijou theater-a room
used usually for moving pictures.
The Rev. Robert Elwood is the toun'
der and pastor 1t is a church with
out a choir. officer. or single member
and without a collection-plate. The
business men of Atlantic City. as well
as the visitors. think it worth while
and maintain this gospel lighthouse
by the sea Ninety per cent OF the
audience is new each Sunday. Peo-
pie gladly turn in from the board
walk at the call for worship. The
audience is reverent though cosmo-
politan. One Sunday morning when
test was made. every civilized coun-
try was represented in the large con
gregation, as we'll as most OF the
states OF the union.-Christian Herald.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06

than 1t is for the special benefit OF
bankers as a class The attitude or
reactionaries on the house committee,
like Buckley OF Ohio. and Korbly OF
Indiana, further confirms this belief.
Gallinger's protest in the senate Is
an Endorsement likewise of the Will
son bill. Altogether it seems wise
that everybody should stay through
the hot weather and pleasant fall ana
consider currency legislation. Any
how, the tariff is nearly over.
The administration Mexican pol
icy is perfectly easy 10 understand,
and when il is understood the action
of the president in Withdrawing Henry
Lane Wilson is soon TO be one OF It's
necessary incidents. President VIII
son announced during his first week
in the White house that this admin
istration would not participate in the
intrigues OF Mexico or other revoll-
tionary neighbors. Henry Lane Will
son was an active participant in the
Mexican intrigue. He was a violent
Huerta partisan, and it is volumnous-
~ charged in documents now on file
with Secretary Bryan that Henry
Lane Wilson became interested per-
sonally in certain financial transac
tons growing out OF claims held by
Americans and others against the
Mexican government Recognition OF
the Huerta regime would have been
followed by the payment OF these
claims which apparently was what
Ambassador Wilson most desired. Ii
is safe TO say that Ambassador Will
son will not return TO Mexico and
that II his resignation is not now
filed and accepted. it will be as soon
as the state department is through
Investigating him.
The policy OF this administration
toward Mexico is one OF non-interfer-
ence in affairs which do not concern
US Our official sympathies Will be
with "A constitutional form OF govern
ment and the people who are fighting
for their liberties. This has been
the traditional policy of the Unites
States since the republic was found
ed. There is nothing in The alleged
Monroe doctrine which Is contrary 70
this program. The Monroe doctrine
does not mean American responsible
ity for foreign claims or this CONT
nent II does not mean underwriting
speculative securities of foreign In
estors 1t does not meaa forbidding
foreigners to protect their citizens.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug 6.-Do monkeys
appreciate applause?
he girls in the "Monkey-Doodle
number OF Lew Fields roof show, All
Aboard" insist that they do.
The 'MonkeyDoodle" song is one OF
the catchiest and most tuneful OF the
show. aud generally gets al least hair
a dozen encores. Each OF the eight
girls who take part in the number
carries a monkey.
And If We don't get at least four
calls says Harriet Leidy. my little
Beppo is as disappointed as can be-
Why. he almost cries
The end OF New York's theater
building boom has come at last New
playhouses have sprung up within the
last two years like mushrooms. There
haven't been half enough good shows
10 fill them, and many fine houses
were turned over 10 pictures, while
others stood empty.
Plans have been drawn for another
new one at Broadway and 37th-st. and
the excavation had been made. Inc
lease OF the proposed building was
offered ALI over town. Nobody would
touch IT, The announcement is maze
that an Office building will be erected
instead.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
Women and SONG Birds.

Why should we'll dressed and pre-
sumably well educated and refined
woman be willing 10 publish to every
observer that she encourages slaugh-
ter of birds? OF course, this is what
she does when she wears plumage OF
birds on her hat. II feathers are a
necessity in millinery there are feath-
ers that may be plucked from os-
triches without destroying bird life,
or that may be had from domestic
fowls slaughtered for food. But the
murder of birds for their plumage Is
a species OF covetousness and cruelty
that certainly does not go we'll with
this Christion age.-Indianapolis
News.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
Question and Answer.

To the EditOr ~ The Times:
DO you want the cars taken on
i'or-st?" is the question confronting
fve-cent seatless passengers on the
d. l.. r.
The answer is: YES. unless you
furnish better service and pay the
5000 per day rental,
NJ w. BEALS.
Detroit. Aug. 4, 1913.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
Locked in Closet. Nav Die.

CHICAGO, Aug. after being con.
fined in the closet OF vacant house
nearly - hours, Annie Newman, fi7e
years old, was released from her pris-
on, late yesterday afternoon. She
was so weak from the want of food
II is feared she will die
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06

President Wilson
is standing pat.
He is standing all
the patter on &C
count OF this new
deyelopm e Mt in
Wall 81. Wash
sales" OF two per
cent government
bonds 10 establish
new low records
and depress the
market rather con-
firm him In the be-
lief that his cur
rency legislation
would be beneti-
cial. These Facts
confirm other peo-
pie in the opinion
that the proposed
act is in the inter
est OF business and
the people more
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06

Did you ever hear that David War
fields gold teeth made fortune for
Forbes Robertson?
That's the story they tell on the
Rialto that The Passing OF the Third
Floor Back" was dramatized for War
field, and that Belasco was the first
manager who had the piece. Belasco
appreciated the play, but also felt that
a character who would be associated
in the public mind with the Savior
could not be played by an actor with
flashing gold teeth.
So the play went TO Forbes-Robert-
son. who is said TO have made more
than quarter OF million out of il.
London is soon 90 see a new play
by George Bernard SHAW II is called
"Androclus and the Lion and will be
produced Sept > by Granville Barker.
\ chorus girl hunting for a fall JOB
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
Girl Kills Brother.

STEELE, ~ D., Aug G.-The -
year-od son of homas Edwards was
accidentally shot and killed, late yes
terday. by his 1O-year-od sister
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06
Shoots Wife, Kills Self.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. arthur v.
Sheer, son OF Aid. James v Sheer. OF
East St Louis, shot his wife and then
committed suicide, late yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-06

Job Printing Dome NiRht. Times
Printing Co. IL John R.-st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

OF Engraving and Printing to the
Treasury Department. and her salary
raised s400. Miss Moncure Is personal
~ acquainted with Secretary McAdoo.
OF the Treasury.
j. L. Christian, OF Mathews County.
present member OF the House nj Dele
gates from the legislative district com
posed OF Mathews and Middlesex Coun-
ties. is candidate for the Democratic
nomination for re election to the House
OF Delegates, and is opposed by several
candidates of Middlesex County.
Mrs. Sue Pritchett has sold her farm
In Spotsylvania County, near the coun-
ty seat, containing 100 acres, to Robert
r. Mason. Of the same county, who
viii occupy the property as his home
II. r. 1inder 4 Bro have sold to
w. s Embry, Inc. of this city, a large
tract of timber on the old Kube place
In Spotsyivania County containing 45O
acres. near the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

noon, however. he left Washington for
Charlottesville, but he will return in :,
day or two
Congressman Flood, who has been
away for several days. was about tho
only Virginian stirring about the Cap
itol when The Times Dispatch CORES
pendent made the rounds OF that place
to-day. Although tho day was a quiet
one here, time was found by the friends
OF Peyton Cochran. OF Stanton 10
have his name presented to President
Wilson for appointment to n high judi
cial position. He has been Endorsed by
Judge Quarles and by Stephen b. Tim
bcrlake y. II. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
lOu CAN Eat with the Appetite OF q
Lusty yOunRkter II You Help
Your Stomach.

Science nowadays can digest food
without having II enter the stomach al
all And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are tho result OF this scientific discov-
cry. They digest. and digest thor
oughly and we'll. anything and every
thing you eat
The burning question to you Is, Are
you getting out Of life all the pleasure
and the health you are entitled tor
IL not why not?
No matter whether evory organ and
member OF your body Is IN sound
state OF health and strength, il your
stomach ;s in any way disordered. yo,,
are not going to be yourself" You
are going to be worried out OF sorts
nervous or cullen individual. whose
actions will reflect your condition in
side. and people will naturally avoid
you.
SO. IL your stomach refuses to work
or can't work, and You suffer from
quotations. bloat, brash, fermentation
billousnoss, sour stomach. heartburn
irritation. Indigestion, or dyspepsia of
whatever form. just take one or two
or Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and see
tho difference. 1t doesn't cost you
much to provo ii. Then YOU can eat
all you want. what you want. when
ever you want. II you use these tab
lots and you can look tho whole world
In the face with beaming eye and
you VIII have cheerful spirit, a
pleasant face. vigorous body and n
clear mind and memory and everything
VIII look and taste delicious to YOU
That's life
Get 50-cert box OF Stuart's Dyspep.
sia Tablets at any drug store.-Adyer-
tisemenL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev
The Duffy NEaHt WhisIey Company, Rochester, H. Y.

General My own view was and is that
tho whole scheme and plan of our
State government liz that il shall never
be without n head able to discharge the
duties of Governor under all contin-
sencies; that the very term Lieutenant
Governor imported that he shall act
as Governor in all cases OF inability
or the Governor 80 to act: that this
Is true just as in the case of n captain
OF military company being absent
the lieutenant takes command of the
company, and that the Governor, when
beyond the borders OF the State, can
not act officially. and this view 1 am
satisfied will be sustained by the com
mon sense of the State. notwithstand-
ing any hair splitting distinctions
made by sopbietrl, o.. .~.--
Governor Enyson had not given any
particular attention to these cases. 1t
was unfair for him to be put in
position before the people of the State
where 1t could by any possibility be
claimed that he shared the RESPONSE
blity of the execution of these two
men. j. H. WINGFIELD
March % 1913"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
BODIES WILL Be
INFERRED TODAY
Remains of Claude and Floyd
Allen Reach Old Horne of
Dead Mountaineer.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch-l

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch-1
Ranoke, Va, March 29.-The bodies
OF Claude and Flbyd Allen. who were
electrocuted in Richmond yesterday,
arrived at Mount Airy at noon to-day.
being accompanied by Victor Allen:
When The train pulled in. fully fifteen
hundred people from the surrounding
country were at the depot. \ party
of friends from Carroll County were
there, and two double horse wagons
were on hand TO convey the bodies 10
the late home OF Floyd Allen. ten
miles distant
No time was lost in transferring the
bodies from the train to the wagons,
and the procession left Mount Airy Il
few minutes after the departure or
the train.
No flowers adorned the baskets. asid
no demonstration was made.
Victor Allen. who accompanied the
remains from Richmond holds UP
wonderfully, although he seems deep
ly affected
The funerals OF Floyd and Claude
Viii take place tomorrow afternoon
at > O'Clock. in the old family burial
plot on the farm OF William Jones. not
FAR from the Allen somestead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
OTHER ARRESTS
ARE EXPECTED
Believed Conspirators Have
Stolen About 100000 From
Government.
Government.
Especial to The Tim cs- Dispatch. ]

lSpeclal TO The Times DiSDatch.1
Boston. March 29.-Following the
confession of Miss Kate A. Brennan,
fashionable New York dressmaker,
that sho had participated In the snug
Cling OF more than si.0O0,00O worth
OF Partisan gowns, In which she was
aided by Boston customs officers. it has
been learned that the conspIrators di-
vided nearer 100000 than sloOoOOO
John Il. Wilkie. supervising agent OF
the United States Treasury, came here
to-day and began an investigation OF
the smuggling at this port He com.
municated with Collector Curtiss and
Special Agent Carl Chandler. and ex
ahmed anime number or employees. AZ q
that the arrests of Deputy Collector
Terrence L. Shevlin and his wife will
he supplemented shortly.
So serious Is the aspect OF the case
here and SO involved the plot and the
number OF employees involved that Sec
rotary OF the Treasury McAdoo lis
awaiting word from Chief Willic as 10
whether or not he shall hurry to I3os-
ton and take personal charge OF the
Gaze.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
KEPNER MAKES ADDRESS
AT FREDERICKSBURG
Delivers Interesting Lecture on "Ani-
NAL Activities" Before Large
Audience.
Especial to The Timos-Disoatch.

Frederick sburs. Va, March 29-Pro-
lessor w a. Kepner, OF the Univcr-
sity OF Virginia. delivered here last
night in Russell Hall of Fredericlls-
burg State Normal School. an interest
ing and instructive lecture on. the sub
jcct animal Activities" He had n
large audience. number OF citizens
of fredericksburg being present be-
sides the faculty and student body OF
tho Normal School. The audience was
most apprcctntive, and those present
had rare opportunity for securing
valuable Information on the interesting
subject OF the lecture.
Miss Frances w. Moncure of this
city. who has for several years been
In the government employ in Wash
inSton, has been promoted and trans
ferred from the United States Bureau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
MnllOry-Dcaur.

Special TO The Tim en- Dispatch1
Stanardsville, Va, March 29-J NJ
Mallory and Miss Edna Deane. OF ;his
place. were united in marriage on
Thursday morning ut the Mcthodi st
Episcopal parsonage, by Rev i. B.
Lavender: and they left immediately
FOR Il bridal trip 20 Washington and
other points. Miss Deane is the young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Deane'
ana Mr.: Mallory Is the genera! man.
ager OF the New Enterprise Milling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

Special to The Times Dispatch.
Wheeling. W. Va. March 29.-Wheelins to-
night is suffering from disastrous food.
Fifteen thousand people have been driven
from their homes and are either being cared
Tor by friends out OF the flood zone or by
ihc city officials
Tho water has reached height of My
ono feet and three inches. The only dry
spot in Wheeling in from Twelfth to First
streets. The city lis IN darkness tonight.
and most deplorabie condition prevails.
Several persons have been drowned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
You Should
Enjoy Your Meals
onc of the Most Important Questions
to Connfder I'm the Search for
HaPpiness and Health.

II your stomach cannot digest your
food, what will? Where's the relief?
The answer is in Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, because. as all stomach trou-
bles arise from indigestion, and be-
cause ono ingredient OF Stuart's Dys-
pepso Tablets is able to thoroughly
and completely digest 5000 grains OF
food. doesn't 1t stand to reason that
these tablets arc going to digest NIL
the food and whatever food you put
into your stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
NEGRO HELD roR MURDER.
VIII Ray, Charged with killing John Oats,
Ncnr FnyetleXIlle.
Especial to The Timer Dispatoh.l

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
Fayetteville. y. c.. March 29-will Ray, a
negro. arrested and Jailed o.tay
charged with tho murder of John Oats. also
negro. who this morning found dead
with his throat cut In the Raleigh road. nine
mies above Fayetteville.
When Coroner McGougan ATTEMPTED to hold
an Inquest this morning there vas no !nfor-
nation TO the perpetrator. lie returned
to Fayetteville. leaving Sheriff McGcachy to
probe the matter.
The sheriff drove into town tnis afternoon
with Ray and several witnesses. The princi-
pal witness committed TO Jail along
with the alleged murderer The evidence
given to the coroners jury showed that a
drunken brawl had taken place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
CONDITION UNCHANGED
Recovery of Pope Ia Proving To n

Especial Gable To The Times Dispatch
Rome, March 2S.--It was said to -dny
that the Pope's condition remains un-
changed. and he is no better than he
can physicians fear that II will he
some time before the PontiH can be
restored to his normal health
The setback given the Pope bv the
news of the death OF Cardinal Respighi
Is held responsible for the slowness OF
his recovery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Selects 100 Patients.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
Friedmann with surgeons OF the United
states Marine Hospital and Public
Health Service, to-day selected 100 ma
ticnts In advanced stages OF consunn
tion at the Seton Hospital for inocu-
laton with his turtle serum
This VIII be the most severe test TO
subjected. The patients selected to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
HOUSTON WARD sEN,rnNcEp.
Gets One lenr In Pcnitcntinry for Try
ing to Pns2 noGmn CHECK.

TIE TO f1HNN UUEUN VhCCk.
Special To The Times Dispatch
Gaiax, Va, March 2s.-.Houston
Ward. alias Charles Warden who was
arrested here last week for attempting
TO pass n bogus check for Sl35 on Or.
y. q. Pless who had done some dental
work for him. was arraigncd before the
court at Independence early this week
sentenced TO one year in the penitcn-
tiary Information from other places
where he is known is to the effect that
he is professional at the business.
His father, who lives at Bride Greek.
in Grayson County, although In mod :
crate circumstances, has made good
several former checks and prevent ed
his prosecutiOn on former occasions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
MONSTER BENEFIT.
Ircti! Society Girls Will Work for Flood
Sufferers

Special TO The Times Dispatch1
WHsniuGton. March 29.-pretty society girls
viii sell programs and collect contributions
nj a monster benefit TO he given here for
the Ohio Hood sufferers April q. The girls
nave promised 70 contribute thei rservccs
congressman have raised IA goodiy fund
for the victims. and collections are being
mace IN every government department
among tho employees. II Is expected that tn.
total contributions Will be 5000 St. 900 The
ct! post-oiiiCc. with but 400 employees. IA
great majority OF whom receive but 81 200
has raised fund Of $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

jSpccInl Cublc 10 Tue Times Dispatch
London. March est is announced
here that the marriage OF Alice Cop
ley Thaw to GcoffrcN Gordon Whitney
viii take place April -. The cere-
mony. which takes place at the George
Carnegie Home at Plum Orchard,
Chamberlain Island Georgia. Will be
quiet affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Woman shoots Negro.

STtNIUI 10
Bedford CITY. Va, March 29.-Whiie
her husband and her father were In
Bedford City this afternoon, Mrs. Ras
Nance. near Joppa Mills, shot and seri
ously Wounded n negro man living on
her place He refused to obey an order
and struck her with an axe. whom she
shot him. lie was alive at last re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
GETTING FEW DAYS REST
Capital Practically deserted by Mem

Capital Practically Deserted by Mem
hers OF Ntrglnin Delegation.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
ticallY the entire membership OF the
Virginia delegation in Congress at
nome for few days rest before the
extra session kcEins, the Capitol was
to- day dark. a..
Senator Martin is almost the only
member OF the delegation who was un
able To get away for a limited time.
He has been SO busily absorbed in con
rrcssional affairs that he has remain
81 at his desk every day. This after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

day are all in the most advanced
stage OF tho dread disease and eighty
seven OF them are so far gone that the
doctor remarked to-day that he would
treat them when he returned on We'd
nesday II they were alive