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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22

rell. Bowers. Brown. Browning. Buch-
anan, Buck. Cannon, Cawthorn. Chalk
ley, a. G.. Crockett, John II. Crockett,
John Orr Daniel. Dodson. Early, Easley.
EchoIs. Featherston. Field. Fletcher.
CARAT. Grant. Grasty, Green. Gum,
Hart, Hehin. Hohson. Hun. Johnson
Jordan. Kent. Kinsey, kowry; Mse!ze.
Oliver. Page, Paxton. Pennington. Phil
po,t' p h,,ts Rev R;IehaE1 ReI ebert
r. S. +. Smith. Spessard Stearnes.
Steck:. stephenson. Tavener. Taylor.
Terrell. Thornton. Tiffany, Toney
Walker, A. q. Weaver, White, Williams,
Wiils-6S.
For Judge West: Adams, Baker,
Blanks. Bonifant. Brewer, Brock. Chap
man: Clement. Comnins. Cox. Dalton.
]. w. Daniel. brewery, Duke, Emond-
Gordon. Harman. Harris. Harrison.
Hartley, Hobbs, Holt. Horner. Houston,
Love: Malbon, Mapp. Bland Massie. W;
p Massie. Milstead, Moncure. Hill
Montague s. ]. Montague. Owen. Pow
ers. Price, Reed, Rison. Saunders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
THRONE OF HUERTA
SLOWLY CRUMBL|NG

chihuahua. Mex. January Alt soon will
bo Shown that tho United States has not
waited In vain In the belief that the Huerta
government is slowly crumbing." said Cen
oral Francisco Villa to-day. :.
with the northern division Of the Huerta
army imprisoned in the United States, and
With General jose Refugto velasco's Federal
troops trembling at Torreoni the only point
they now hold In the north. IL win not be
long before the usurper Huerta will be swept
away by public opinion. At first II was only
our arms tina. brought us victories. but now
tho people OF Mexico are convinced OF the
seriousness Of the revolution. Our strength
is growing. daily. We are finding that popu-
lar approval 10 as effective as buliets
But we are not forgetting that bullets ara
still necessary. The fighting will continue.
II am convinced that the prospective bet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
Make Hairs Disappear
Almost Like Magic
(Toilet Tips.)

Advocates OF the electric needle for
removing stubborn hairy growshs now
concede that simple paste made with
powdered delatone and water Is fully
as efIlcacious and Is devoid of pain,
while the cost Is triflng. The deiatone
paste is left on the hairy surface about
two minutes. and when Il is rubbeBoff
all traces OF hair vanish. Washing
leaves the skin soft, smooth aud spot !
less. Be careful to sec that 1t lis deha- i
tone you get, or you may be disappoInt-s
cd with tho result, tadyertisemapt.yS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22

Spatig. Stubbs, Walton. Wendenburg.
West. Winston, Woodward-55.
Senator West, brother Of Judge Jesse
r. West moved to make the nomina-
behalf of the candidate from Sussex he
returned his thanks TO many loyal
friends who had supported him, through
a showing on every roll call.
The nomination of Judge Kelly was
made unanimous. and. after approving
the appointment OF Colonel Littleton
Waller as major general Of the marine
corps and petitionins that 1t be con-
frmed. the caucus adjourned at LAS
o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
KELLY NOMINATED
BY JOINT CAUCUS
ON 18TH BALLOT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

The First Ballot.
FOR Judge Fulton: Mr.. Chalkley-1.
Johnson Philpott. F. ". Smith. VII VII
ilams-5.
,,I For Judge gel Hutton; Messrs Brown.
son. Green. Gordon. Hun Love, w. p.
Massie. Norris. Rev; Robertson. Rol-
For e Juage Kelly Messrs W Ndams BaF
Icy. Cawihorne. A G.; Crockett. j.. IL
M NroGke't N,i Grast TN, Ho6som Jordan
Page. Paxton. Pennington. Rinehart. r.
ner: Taylor. White. wiilis-22.
Bowers; Browning. commins. Early,
Easley: Edmondson. Field. Fletcher.
CARAT. Gayle. Gum, Harman. ,Heflin,
Oliver; Pitts, IL 3: smith: Terrsil.
Thornton. tiffany Walton. watkins
For Judge Staples: NIessrs Cannon.
Dalton. IIchols. Featherston. Hart, Kin
ssey. Leedy. Lowry. Bland Massie. S. j.
M9ntagge' s,e Nelson Kadford. Bison.
For Judge Wcst-Messrs. Baker,
Blanks. Bonifant. Brewer. Brock. Chap
man, Clement. Cousins. J; VIM; Daniel.
Dry, Harris. Harrison. Hantley. Hobbs
Holt; Horner. Houston. Kent, Land.
Powers, Price. Reed eap saunders. spa Wgn
Stubbs. Toney. Wendenburg. West.
Woodward-3s
Mr.. Fulton was dropped after the first
ballot. and the second stood: Burns. 8
Hutton. 10; Kelly. 81; Sims. IS; Staples
6ao, es as mStton a. sn Rey
20; Sims. "a; Staples. 90; West. SO.
and NO one was dropped. and the
fourth ballot stood: Hutton, 20; Kelly.
70; Sims. "a: STAPLES. IS; West. So,
be renominated after an Intervening
ballot. and the issue see-sawed for
sey yif; ballots ha1,n, as follows; x.
Sims. &c; West. ~.
Sixth Bailot--Hutton. %; Kelly. "a;
Seventh Ballot--Hutton. %: Kelly,
So: Sims. 2s West. 81.
Judge Staples was dropped and Judge
h and ohers
put back In nomination. with no pros
pect for hours OF breaking the dead
Kelly. A: West, SO: Fulton, 5.
Expected to Stay All Night.
Indse Fnta and Hilton nd
Mr.. Gregory proposed TO amend the
rules to prevent denominations. but
hers announcing that they expected to
settle the matter at one session II II
took all night: The ninth ballot re-
s Sims. ss nu3 West 81. Judge Burns was
dropped, and the tenth ballot resulted
Hutton. %; Kelly. So: Sims, 20; West
IS.
Judge Hutton was dropped. the body
refused TO adjourn. and the roll was
called as between Messrs. Kelly. Sims
and West. the end being, apparently
Kelly, AZ; Sims. 30; West. A. Judge
Sims was dropped. and Mr.. Stearnes
moved to adjourn. which was rejected
nominated Judge Staples, and the
twelfth ballot resulted: Kelly. SO: West.
SO; Staples. 81.
The Final Ballot
1t was evident that the fight had to
be finally between Kelly and West
the far Southwest and the Tidewater
Section, and the thirteenth ballot was
between those two, resulting rs fol-
lows:
For Judge Kelly: Messrs Barley. Dir
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Ito near Torreon will knock another prop
from under tho lettering throne OF Huerta.
Tho Federals are aware that they must PUT
up vigorous fight or their cause Is lost. Once
we go south OF Torreon every city bstwsen
US and Mexico City will fail Tho people
thcre have been kept in ignorance OF the OK
tent OF the revolution. and when they SEQ
our great numbers they will join US.
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Two Deaths.

Mrs. Cora Wright Leonard. aged
twenty three years, wife of Thurman
w. Leonard died this morning at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
ness. Besides her husband and parents.
she leaves an infant and one brother,
Howard Wright. OF Ettrlck. Mrs.
Leonard Ia the fourth daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright have lost by death In the
Mrs. Mamie Toole Rotter. wife OF
Edward j. Rotter, formerly OF Peters
body WAS brought to this city this at
ternoon and the burial was Gin Bland
ford Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22

At meeting held yesterday at the
Lee Public School it was decided to or
ganize local coordinate educa ton
league to work in behalf of Il woman's
university at Charlottesville.
commemorative Attorney r. Ii.
Mann has addressed letter to all re-
tail tobacco dealers In the city calling
attention to the law governing the
sale OF cigarettes. tobacco. etc, to
minors under sixteen years old. The
law Is to be enforced.
Marion King, a well-known young
citizen OF Chesterfield. is i'll OF typhoid
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For Relief of BuIrarian..

Washington. January 2l.-The Ameri-
can Red Cross received a telegram from
the secretary Of the Rockefeller Found
alton o-day appropriating $4,000 to be
expended through the Red Cross for
the relief Of the suffering in Bulgaria.
The officials said tho money would be
promptly cabled 20 the Central Relief
Committee in Bulgaria Tomorrow
morning
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to answer charge Of felony. BY
frequently secured entrance In the
night time to the residence of family
on Washington Street. and dined on
the cdibles he found. The matter was
reported to the police, and watch
was set for the thief. Last night Lieu
tenant Donahue caught the negro as
he was entering tho building to get a
good meal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
sta4e Farmera, linton

Mayor CabaniHs will deliver the adj
dress OF welcome to the State Conven-
ton OF the Farmers Union on Feb
ruary 8. Information leads. to theibe-
Lief that the convention will attract
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
General News Notes.

between 1000 and 15OO delegates and
visitors to the city
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The Times Dispatch Bureau.
Boilingbrook Street
fTelephone 1850.
Petersburg. Va. January p

Petersburg, Va. January Fl.
ernors OF the Chamber OF Commerce
last night. +. c. Kent was elected
president of the chamber to succeed
years OF efficient service, declined re-
election. Other officers were elected
as follows: Richard II. Mann. first vice
president; William NJ. Martin. re elect
ed secretary Matters of Importance
to the community. some of which may
was received from l.. II. Mathewson,
OF the national Department Of Agricul-
ture. stating that he would certainly
big meeting TO be held in the interest
OF agriculture in the Southside sec
ton. He will speak on Bright Tobacco
Culture"
Brilliant Church Marriage.
The marriage Ea last evening enn at s
Of Miss
and Captain William a. Bond was an
event OF marked social interest, and
Slage of fash a peo
ple III full dress The church decora-
lions were palms; arIistieally and eff;
With and Was given away by 'f her e brotS1
or. John S. Jones. She was handsomely
gowned In white charmeuse. covered
tulle veil was caught with orange bios
SONS. and her flowers were lilies of the
valley and Bride roses The ceremony
vas performed by her uncle. the Rev.
Charles r. Stribling and the Rev. C. B.
Bryan.
The brides attendants were: Mrs
John S. Jones. as matron of honor.
gowned In yellow charmeuse. with vio-
let trimmings. and carrying yellow
OF honor In white charmeuse. trimmed
In lace and pearls. and carrying pink
roses: The bridegroom's attendant as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22

fever at his home near Wesley Chapel,
In that county. Several members of
the family have but recently recovered
from fever.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-25
Sc A~PODERARON DE OTRA
CERVECERIA.

Los carrancistas del EstadO
de Veracruz, con el Objeto de
hacerse de fondos para goste-
ner sus tropas. acaban de apo
derarse de la Cerveceria La
Estrella' da Jalapa, y estan
explotdndola por 81 cuenta.
Como raz6n para haberse
apoderado de Ia fabrica, dan
Ia muy peTegrina de que ell
gerente era Ell senior Emilio
L6icegui, a Quicn senalan CO.
mo partidario de Felix Diaz.
No cOntentoS los carrancis-
tas con incautarse de Ia ia
brica, han reducido a prisi6n
q todos los empleados y a no
pocos de los obrerQs.
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Opiriones de nuestros Iectores

semanario en- diario, ha sido
recibida con immense jubllo
Dor nuestros compatriotas,
pues Sc hacfa n%ecesaria la pu-
blicaci6n de IN diario verdade-
ramente Independence, que
hacienda q un lado toda ambl-
ci6n bastarda Sc preocupara
por ell bienestar Y la educacion
de nuestros compatrlotas y
que en- lugar de i~ncitarlos q
que Sc destruyeran mdtuamen-
te, les hiciera yer con horror
la matanza de hermanos.
Por desgracia y para men-
qua de nuestra raza, hay mu-
chos peri6dicos que hacienda
a IN ladO los sentimientos de
humanluaQ Y el pdlL4oIiSiiO,
Sc converter en- p~ortavoces de
p~oliticos infames y Quienes
importandoles POGO el engran-
decimiento de nuestra Patria,
no tienen mas ambici6n que
encumbrarse.
Por tanto, espero que sus
mobiles esfuerzos tendencies a
una verdadera regeneration,
Sc vean coronados por el me-
jor GXitO.
Suyo alto. afmo y S. S.
F. Lopez Saldana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-25
LOS MOTORISTS DE 0
TERREY INIITAN A SUS
DE
MEXICO.

Telegramas e~nviados por
Philip C. Hanna, consul gene
raj americana en- Monterrey,
n. L. al Departments de Es-
tado de los e. UnidOs, hacen
saber que en- aquella ciudad
estall6 tambiGn una hueiga de
los empleados de los Tranvias
el6ctricos hace tres dias. Des-
de las seis de la tarde, en- que
Sc declare ell movimiento, to-
dos los carros dejarOn de CO.
rrer, ocasionandose con este
muchas molestias al publico.
Los huelguistas piden au-
mento de salaries, manifestan-
10 que estan dispuestOs q no
conner, cue a seguir trabajan-
do como hasta la fecha. Fun
dan su petici6n en- ell hecho de
que con la baja tan grande
que ha sufrido la moneda cons
5itucionaliSta, con que Sc les
paga, Y en- general TODD valor
y ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-25
MEXICANO MUERTO POR
UN AUTOMOVIL.

Florentino Esquivel es el
nombre de I'm individuO que
fu6 muerto anteayer pOr un ar
t6m6vil, habiendo tenido lugar
eli drama en- Ia ciudad de Nue.
70 Laredo, Tamaulipas.
Els ell case que dicho indivi-
duo Sc encontraba parade en-
la acera de una de las GALES
de la poblaci6n, cuando VIC
venir en- su direction I'm auto
m6vil con gran velocidad. Va
cilante, sin saber que hacer, o
.Quiza por que la maquina no
lie do tempo para NADIA, fue
arrollado por el pesado nue.
bic que 10 arrastr6 I'm largo
trecho, hasta que ell chauffeur
pudo parar ell CAIRO. ESquiyel
fue sacado Ell TN lamentable
estado, muriendo a los pocos
minutes.
Ell chauffeur qued6 deteni-
do en- la comandancia de Poll
ella Y Ell autom6vil homicida
fue confiscado hasta en- tanto
Sc averiguan los hechos, por
la autoridad competente.
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Ell PasO, Tex, % de Octu-
bre de 1914.
ST.. Director de LA Prensa"
San Antonio, Tex.
Muy estimado amigo:

LLbF N'N--AANNNAO NNA-AASN
Con IN retardo de "a horas
recibi ell ndmero 8 de "LA
n primera remesa
de los $50 ]ejemplares que lie
pedi. Hoy tampoco he recibi-
do NADIA, porque creo q andan
los trenes retardados Y segln
me informan, ell que debia de
traer los peri6dicos llegara
hasta eSta tarde, No obstante
a5tos inconvenientes el peri6-
dico es leido con avidez y en-
prueba de clio lie manifesto
que desde ell recibo de csta Sc
5irva aumentar mi pedidO a
doscientos ejemplares diarios.
Este obedece a que 81 peri6-
dicO es un verdadero peri6di-
co! Quiz&s e Gnico, entire los
mcXican0s, que merezca ese
nombre. Hace muchOs amos
que careciamos de esa clase
de prensa, y esa falta ha con-
ErinuidO sin GIlEo aIruna an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-25

81 a los ninos Sc les abandona.
"a al Iibre albedrfo y guiados uni.
camente pOr gu confuse entendi-
mlento, caminarian de peligro en-
peligro a precipitarse en- escollos
inevitables. Pero la ensehanza
sale al encuentro de esos inocen-
ties plmpoli0s de futuras socieda-
des, y con Ia persuasion V ell
ejemplO graba en- su mente, con
5ignOs indelebles, las reglas de
j~usticia y buena, conducta; les in
cuIca los habitos de sentir, que
rer, distinguir Y obrar bien; sella
en- 81 mente una nueve serie de
deseos y determi-
naciOnes que les couducen a acep-
tar el amor, que es Cuien unifca
81 gran concerto de Ia naturale-
"a. Es0s avlsos morales deposita-
dos en- cerebros inmaculados, So
tocandO los malos impulses que
hereda toda Ia Humankind como
resultanta de Ia primera preYari-
caci6n, lie encaminan por los Sc.
gurCs y expl6ndidos senderOs de
perenne felicidsd, cuyo8 be!lisi-
mos resultados, de tan necesaria
importancia quedarian sin gozar-
Sc, 81 Ell nino Sc dcsarrollara bajo
el Gnico influjo de csc absurdo
que, aIgunos fl6sofos misticos,
llaman LIRE ALBEDRiO".
81 existiera la Iibertad interior
y que cada indiyiduo pudiera dis
poner de gu acci6n personal para
gobernarse q 81 mismo, negando-
Sc la predestinaci6n, claro es que
Salfa sobrando la Providencia Di-
VIVA.
La aonfanza que inspira IN
hombre, esta en- raz6n directa
con su educaci6n, y la efcacia de
estas apreciaciones Sc aniquilaria
81 Sc usara, para todas las opera
clones de la vida real, de libre
voluntad; puesto que, anulando
todas las causas agenas por no
obedecer a ninguna externa, ha-
rian del hombre I'm loco mas te-
mibIe que los sugetOs a camisa de
fuerza.
Pero educamos q los nihOs para
que, influenciados por Ia ense-
nanza, lleguen a reinar en- ellos
sublimes ideales yno sea trastor-
nado su ORGANISING por esa vana
preocupaci6n que Quiere hacer
de la voluntad determinada, una
eterna soberana del hombre.-
BENJAMIN PIZARRO.
CaIexico, Cal.
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Los VlaJeYOS son
detenidos

Dicon de Laredo, Texas,
cue en- aqacIIa pobIaci6n Sc
sabe Dor las personals que han
IIerado grocedentes de nues-
ira RepdbIica, que las autori-
dades carrangistas est&n vigi-
lando entertainments las lineas
ftrreas q efecto de aprehen-
der . los enemigos del actual
orden de cosas,- desorden
deberiamos decir,-antes de
cue crucen la frontera.
En- Monterrey Sc tiene OBJ
scryado IN scryicio de esDio-
'r,ie csncciai nara los ferroca-
rrlrs y va~i,s aoontps adscri-
fo. q 81 salem con todos los ire
ma, cvi~iaDdo los na.gnorfas
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para La Prensa')

Sabido es que Ia voluntad, csc
sublime acto del espiritu, Sc de-
termina por las causas exteriorCs,
produciendo en- e. interior del in
dividuo imagines e ideas cue con-
Queen a clasificar generalizando.
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0BEAs De VICTOR EJGo.

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