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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Addicted to Morphine Habit.

Ward Bagby and Lula Prichctt were
last night arrested by Detective Gordon
Smith, charged with dsordcrly con-
Street. They We're taken to the First
Precinct Station, whore Ambulance
Surgeon Stern was called to treat them.
morphine habit and were suffering for
want of the drug. He treated and left
them at the station to await Il hearing
In the Police Court tomorrow morning.
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i:Ii,snn Arr...te,i

George II. Gibson. twenty-six years
old, who told the police that his homo
was in Georgia, was last night arrested
BY Policemen Grafton and DeslSins on
2 warrant charging him with the lar
Deny of $50; from n. d. Miller. II is
uncle and had Miller endorse for him.
Miller telcgraphed tho uncle and
harmed that he had refused to honor
the draft He thcreupon swore ont the
warrant, claiming that Gibson has rep
resented 10 him that there would be no
trouble about the draft. The case will
Pc heard In the Police Court to-mor-
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Chrlntm,,s snIes

Lee Chapter of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy will hold n special
Christmas sale November 80, December
and ut the southwest corner of
Fifth and Broad Streets. to which the
public Is invited.
On December 3 the women OF Holy
Trinity Church will hold their annual
Christmas sale and dinner In tho par
ish house from II o'clock In the morn
Ing until 3 O'Clock in tho afternoon
Many attractive articles will be shown
ana dinner will be served.
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Mrs. Kosher to Speak.

At 1880 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
December 3, Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher
VIII deliver an address ON women
Famous In Literature Who Attended
the Forty-siXth National American Suf-
frage Convention" at the headquarters
OF the Equal Suffrage League OF Vir-
ginia, Second Street. between Grace and
Broad Streets. The public Is cordially
iy, vi.
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Lonn shnrl, Chnrgc Continued.

INC case ngNInst A. B. McMurtle. ar
rested Friday night on an indictment var
rant shown out by Charles l.. Taylor. fore
man of the grand jury. was yesterday CON
,inued until December .. McMurt!c, charged
With conducting q loan shark business un-
der the name OF the American Loan Asso-
CATION. was bailed For ais appearance in
Police Court IL. tho sum OF $500. the United
states Fidelity end Guaranty Company fur
Mlshing the bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Violated nuilIinr Code

Walter Douglas was yesterday fined
S2O and costs by Justice Crutchheld
when .arraigned ON n charge OF having
erected n frame building on n lot on
the Mcchanicsville Turnpike, between
Brauer Street ana Fairfield Avenue, In
violation OF the city building code.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
YOUNG FARMER SLAIN
BY COLORF1D TENANT

LYNCHBU1lG, VA, November 2s--
On the farm of John Lee. six miles
from Lynch's Station. this afternoon
about 3 o'clock, his son. Hetiiey X Leo.
was shot and instantly killed by Sam
Payne, q colored tenant. with whom
he had dispute. The negro killed
him with q shotgun ircd ut short
range. s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

ut hand. and six cyewitnesses to stes-
fifty to her acts. three or whom. being
outsiders wa feel confident OF being
able to metc out TO hor tho punish
mont She deserves. which we RETAINED
from doing at tho time, for reason of
her years and publicity OF her fam
ily." This statement, tho plaintiT says,
she considers very insulting. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Hounc Is pentrorcd.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LAWRENCEYILLE, VA, November
2S.--The dwelling houses of O. L.
Matthews. farmer living near Edger-
ton. WAS destroyed by fire of un-
known origin. a number Of passcrs-
by assisted in saving the household
goods. The insurance amounted to
only $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Hats or In r:icyator. Dchn,c

!YThe literary society OF The Young
Mems Hebrew Association will hold
Its monthly meeting al the headouart-
ars of the association, il2 North Eighth
street, tonight ut s o'clock. An elab-
crate program OF debate and discus
sion has been arranged. Ono of the
questions for debate Will be. "Rcsolved
That Men Should Take Off Their Hats
10 Women in Elevators" Dr. joseph
Bear will preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
L,prord cnsc Continued.

The case against Joseph S. Lipford.
arrested by Detective Sergeant Atkin-
son and Krengel on charge OF hay
ing committed q serious offense against
Miss Mamie Lee Slcdd, was yesterday
continued until December 16 in the
Police Court. L!pford was released on
$500 bail. furnished by Mrs NJ. c.
kpllay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Resigns From hoard Of Agriculture.

T. j. Arvin. OF Mcherrn, has re-
signed his commission us n member
of the State Board of Agriculture. The
resignation was received at the Gov
ernor's office yesterday, and accepted
His successor will be appointed by
Governor Stuart probably before tho
close of this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Eight Negroes Arc Jailed.

LEXINGTON, VA. November Is
Detective richardson, Of tho Chesa
pcakc and Ohio Railway, brought eight
negroes TO tho Lexington jail to-day.
charged with breaking into car ut
GLASGOW. Several other SUSPECTS
escaped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
IIirc bullets Into Church.

Unknown persons yesterday fired six
Snots through the rear windows OF the
i5road Street Methodist Church. accord
ing to a report made TO the police at
the First Precinct Station last night
II is said that little damage was done
by the bullets. which are thought to
have been ilred by some boy playing
with a revolver or rifle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Suspected or Stealing oyrtcr.

!. Frank SadIer, Colored was last night
arrested by Mounted officer Whitlow
charged with being suspicious char
hcter suspected of stealing five gallons
pf oysters from Il. II. Hauks. res West
Eroad street. The man will be ar
HaiSned In Police Court tomorrow
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29


Miss Adele writes: My hair is comb
Ing out. my scalp itches and dnndruff is
very annoying, and | want something;
10 cure these conditions.
Answer: For hair and scalp troubles
J have never found anything to equal
treatment of plain yellow minyol 1t
is cooling. cleansing ana lnvlgorating.
and thousands now use 10 regularly as
"a hair ana scalp tonic
Henry J. c. writes: Something seems
TO be wrong with my system ana /
don't know what II Is have huge
puifs under my cyes. my eyes arc blood
ankles arc swollen. Sometimes I have
chilis and feel weak and tired most OF
the time.
"A, Answor; Your eliminating organs,
of treatment; Bcgin taking ballnwort
tablets at once. Get them In scaled
tubes with fun directions Of any we'll
stocked druggist.
G. ". G, asks: please relieve ne of
coated tongue, foul breath. headache,
constipation and-eencraI iii health"
Answer, II habitualiy constipa,cd
you should take tbrce-grain sulpherb
tablets tnot sulphuD ana arouse the
organs which eliminate waste material
from your body. These tablets purify
the blood and Improve the health by
tClII!E Oh thc IlNer. kluntyS ana bowels
obtain in sealed tubes with full dlrcc-
tons. -
John c. l.. writes: II find my natural
strength and nervous system falling
lne. I do not recuperato rs of yore.
nv food and rest seem not TO benelit
hs they should. Am weak Respondent
ana unable 10 perform the duties which
wcre assumed earlier In life. while my
ambition for work and pleasure Is
slowly going
Answer: J think u powerful, harm
less tonic and porvile medicine Will re-
tuvcnate and restore the functions Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
Green, -,u.,,.

q Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
.FREDERlCKSBUBG. VA, November c.
q w. Green and MsAstR'Rpshe oliver. daugh-
ter OF Charles ". Oliver both of Spotsyl-
Irniat County csdrc married ut the home of
the eriie's uncle. Julian C. Scay. in this
city. Rev. r "a. Williams ID. D.. OF tho
baptist Church. performed thc ceremony
They, VIII reside In Spotsylvania County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
What Does Your
Mirror Say to You
If Your Fnce is Not Fair You Arc Not
Fair to Your Face. Use Stuart's
Calcium WATERS and Bnnish
ptmules. ctc.

Before beauty can ever be realized
It must have q, complexion that adds to
It's iustre. that makes Il magnificent
The charm of all beauty rests chiefly
In the clear skin. the pure red blood.
the soft cream-like complexion.
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ON IME'

Engineers are expected to bring their
Passengers In ON TIME.
Motormen are discharged unless thcy
run their cars ON TIME.
Merchants fail .n business unless
they supply their customers ON TIME
To enjoy good health-the bowels
must be moved on TIME. t
TU-BO-LAN comes as BLESSING
to everybody that Is troubled with
CONSTIPATION, Indigestion and Liver
Ailments. 1t moves the bowels Just
when you want them moved No purg-
ing. no running a half dozen times
Just one complete evacuation
Just think OF a laxative ointment
that in MINUTES dmpties tho lower
bowel. and makes you feel fresh and
vigorous. No waiting all night for re-
lief-no disturbing of tho stomach and
intestines--no uncertainty as to 1ust
when your bowels are going to act
They act when you Wish them to.
Sold by oil druggists--or we will
send you tube upon receipt OF Is
cents.
Large size fcontains five times amount
of IS cent size) so cents.
TU-BO COMPANY +
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ten It's your liver. n"
You can take pepsin tablets. syrups
and ali tho pills and cathartics under
the, sun and YOU won't reach tho right
spot to. cure your troubles.
Hot Springs Liver Buttons will carry
away all the bilc and leave you feeling
fresh and fit. They arc made for just
such cases, and never fail to do the
work.
Never any nausea or pain. Nearly all
druggists sell these littlo buttons, and
the prico is only 90 cents. If your
name and address direct to us Enclose
25 cents and wo will send you a pack
ago postpaid. We will also send you
information for any one troubled with
indigestion, chronic constipation or
similar ailments. St
Don't accept substitute, but get
tho box with the band around 1t.
that you want.
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Makes Life
Better Worth
the Living
Ono Little BOX Of Hot Springs Liver
Buttons Will Do More to Brighten
the Sunshine and Chase Away
the Shadows Than Anything
Else You Can Find.

A lazy liver will always mako you
When you get up IN tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

~ " y ! u 4
uoainS
Sn,ttnipS,Nuln.u,
outol soi.a
wusnSVu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29
PASSENGER TRAIN HITS
FREIGHT ON v|ADUCT
One Man Has Wrist Broken in
Wreck Near City Gas
Works.
HLAME PLACED ON OPERATOR
Allowed Passenger Train to Proceed
Before Extra Freight Had Cleared
Crossing, Explains superintendent
Ford-Track Rapidly Cleared.

Passenger train No i5 OF the Chesa
pealte and Ohio Railway crashed into
the caboose of extra freight train No.
% ON the >westbound tracks OF the via
duct just back OF the City Gas Works
last night about S o'clock, the engine
Of the passenger train driving Itself
INTO the cabooSe several feet Ticket
Agent c. ~. Morris, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. a passenger on the train
due so arrive at Main Street Station
at $40 o'clock. suffered broken wrist.
and several other passengers wore cut
and bruised. but with these cXcep
lions there were no injuries.
- Conductor 9, g. Smith. of the freight
train, saw the engine of the passenger
brain bearing down upon the caboosc
sn whichc he was sitting, and realizing
that an accident was Inevitable. jumped
from the car to the eastbound tracks.
lie escaped Injury by doing SO.
PLACES BLAME ON
TELEGItAPH OPERATOR
Z Superintendent Il. @ Ford. OF the
company. said last night that the ac-
Sldent was caused by the negligence
OF the telegraph operator at "R" tower.
n the Fulton Yards. He said that
PC had talked with Operator Coleman.
lnd that the man vas unable to give
any excuse for allowing the passenger
train to run onto the viaduct while the
freight was awaiting orders to pro-
feed UP the James River Division.
Pther than that ho was worried BY
& financial troubles.
\ The superintendent said that the
freight was being held on the viaduct
Fwaiting orders when the passenger
train arrived n. Fulton. No stop was
6nade there, and the train was allowed
30 proceed on Its way to Main Street
Station. The viaduct Is curved In a
humber of places In this section and
Engineer c. c. Hundley could not see
the, rear lights OF the freight train
until he rounded the curve near the
Gas Works When he did SEQ them
THe at once applied emergency brakes.
and succeeded In almost stopping the
Train, Superintendent Ford said How
ever. the engine was propelled suf-
tciently 10 bury itself up to the smoke
Etacls In tho rear of the caboose The
biacS was cleared IN about forty min
ntes, and the passenger train proceeded
20 the station.
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digestion. assimilation and elimination
6y lnvigorating the nervous system.
packed In scaled tubes, and tako az
per directions accompanying
Miss BERTHE L. asks: What remedy
can you recommend TO reduce obesity
safely? l want to reduce about THIRTY
pounds"
Answer: ] rely on flve-grain arbolono
tablets as being the most effective and
convenient treatment TO reduce abnor-
sealed tubes with complete directions
After the first few days IL pound a day
IS not too much reduction.
Mrs. NJ. d. D. asks: DO you think II
Is possible for me to increase my weight
from % pounds to about 1875 pounds?"
Answer: Yes, i believe that the
ref rI var dn us use or special tonic tablet
sands Of Others. Ask your druggist for
three grain hypo- tablets in
sealed package with full directions.
lake them for several months to get
Ray" writes: Can sufferer from
Gronchial trouble be relieved? Doctors
40 io' seem TO help inc: what would
YOU suggcst?"
Answer: To cure chronic cold. soro
throat and bronchitis, I would advise
INC use of concentrated essence men
stoT1 In * o. packages and mix ac.
cording TO directions given on bottle
and you will very shortly be relieved
OF all bronchial trouble. This viii not
only relieve. but will correct, and Is
very pleasant to take.
Sister" asks: II have n Younger
sister who is affected with what is
termed green sickness. also catarrh
very, bad; She is losing strength and
her health Is quite poor. What do you
adviser
Answer: Such cases should adopt
both tonic anu local treatment. For
three grain hypo.nnclane tablets. For
local treatment get either q two or
eight ounce package of antiseptiC
directions for catarrh of tho head and
pelvic catarrh. Great relief and re-
covery should soon be manifested IL
this splendid treatment is followed.
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[keDocroR,s
vHDV1CE4
%DE Zewzs BaKo~ ~

Tho questions answered below arc
general in character tho symptom. or
diseases arc given md the answers will
apply In any case of similar nature
may address DIR Lewis Baker. College
Bldg, College Ellwood SITS. Dayton, g..
| ENCLOSING self.addressed stamped on
dress must BIO given. but only initials
or fictitious name Will be used in my
answers The prescriptions can be-
Any druggist can order OF wholesaler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-29

Stuarts Calcium Waters act directly
upon the sweat glands of the skin,
since their mission Is to stimulate tho
excretory ducts. They do not create
perspiration. but cause the skin 10
breathe out vigorously, thus trans.
forming Precipitation into gaseous
vapor. The calcium sulphidc OF which
these waters arc composed consumes
the germ poisons in the sweat glands
ana pores, hence the blood makes n
new, smooth skin in ~, surprisingly
short time
You will never be ashamed to look
at yourself In mirror, once, you use
Stuarts Calcium Waters. Nor will
your friends. give you that, limiting
look, as much as to say--for goodness;
sake. get rid of these pimples.
There is no longer any excuse for
any one to have a face disfgured with
skin eruptions, when it is so easy to
get RID of them. Simply get a box of
store and take them according to di-
rections. After a few days you will
hardly recoEn!ze yourself In the mirror.
All blemshes viii disappear.
All druggists sell Stuart's Calcium
Waters at 90 cents n box. q small
sample package mailed free by nd,
Bldg. Marshall. Mich-Adv.
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digestion. assimilation and elimination
by inrigorating the nervous system.
Obtain thrcc-grain cadomene tablcts
packed In scaled tubes, and tako "a
per directions accompanying
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Sister asks: 81 have younger
sister who is affected with what is
termed green sickness. also catarrh
very. bad. She is losing strength and
her health Is quite poor. What do you
The evening world., 1914-02-20

To tas Sporting Edko.
Let me know through your sport
query column the decision rendered
by the newspapers at the recent
Young Ketchell-Patsy Cline hght ut
the Atlantic Garden A. c. jill
Cline was considered the winner.
To the Sporting Editor;
Did John L. Sullivan ever hold tho
championship OF the world.
J. BURKE.
Some alleged authorities Insist that
John L. never held the werid'e cham.
pionship, but The Evening Wor!d's
Sporting Editor has time and time
again shown that no did.
To the Sporting Editor;
What 10 the Recognised welterweight
limit for boxers In American
JOSEPH THOMPSON.
WsltsrvseIsht class 10 from ~ TO
t@7 pounds.
To the SPORTING Editor
How long did Able Attell hold his
title a. champion?
Attsli nsvsr actually won the fsath
srwcioht title from any previous
holder, but No was considered The
best man at the weight from about
1905 until defeated BY kilbans Feb
a., 1879.
10 IL Spossins Dditss;
How many rounds ala Batting
Nelson d9ht with Wolgast when
he (Nelsonl lost the champlonshiRf
d. HoA0AN.
yssty ee.s1A Pei. = MA = ~
The evening world., 1914-02-20
CAROLS Rapid-Fre Work
At N. IA. C. Boxing Show
Makes Hit With CZubmen

the canvas. The referee called . halt
TO hostilities u this juncture.
Another bout In the 26-pound class
between J. Reardon. unattached, and
a. Jacques OF the East Side House.
was interesting until the latter
Claimed that no was attacked by
''eramps' (probably . new name for
cold feeO In the third round and ran
out OF the ring.
Tommy Cronin, who never fought
In public before and who has only
had the gloves on about ton times,
showed promise against Gus Mas OF
the Glencoe a. e. Tho Trinity A. G.
lad lost tho decision, but he crowded
his opponent all the way.
4 whirlwind bout transpired whom
Walstein. unattached, hooked up with
Dewey. a bricktop from tho "Ingenuc
Lyceum." Waist ,in was like a cy.
clone. but he famed the air instead
OF his adversary. and II probably v ..s
the vortex caused by his missing
punches that made him fall to the
floor for keeps In the first round.
J. Herbert OF tho West Harlem A
c. and J. Collins OF tho Young Mems
Hebrew Association (Do you get the
combinationO fought three fns,
rounds, the latter being stopped Jus,
before time was up In tho third round
| In the semi-final 8. Diamond Of
the Pastime A. c. whipped Astey o
tho Christ Church House after thre,
sisxling rounds. These were tho bcs
bouts OF the programme.
The evening world., 1914-02-20
Caught in the Sport Net

pate In three championship Journeys
tho amateur indoor. women's indoor
and the professional indoor champion.
ship.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb 2o.-The
weather was clear. but a trihe chilly
ron. In charge Of Coach Tom DAILY. got
In q hne three hours hike in the fore
noon: King Cole and Ray Heating took
tho long course; finished II up with q
sprint up tho Hotel Eastman walk.
Then followed q plunge In the tub In
the afternoon most Of the Highlanders
took another walk over the mountains.
DAILY Is loud In his praise OF the ap-
ssoE &c %, Of the eight HiGhl.nder: On
like their looks" Stated DAILY last niEht.
MT. Farrell told me to watch over the
oQuad. Tho advice was scarcely neces :
sary. for the boys are retiring promptly
and al hands are up by 7.36 In the
Jack Eller will DO one OF the stars NJ
the athletic meet of st. Johns ColIege
a. the Thirteenth Regiment srmory.
BROOKLYN. next Monday night. He viii
Try 20 smash his own record for the ii0.
YARD low hurdles of u rs seconds.
| HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 20.-Pitche,
~ Ragan Joined the brooklyn Trolley
Dodgers squad yesterday. lie came
from his home IN Omaha, Neb.. where
ne passed the winter. Ragon's arriyaJ
raises the Brooklyn count 10 ain RAM
bach. Rucker. Allen. Erwin and 81 Mile,
having arrived ahead Of him.
The evening world., 1914-02-20

Tho annual sportsmen's show with
it, picturesque reunion Of hunting
gutdes opsns In the Garden tomorrow
for weeks stay. Ono Of tho most
interesting features Ut this years ex-
hibit viii be the daily programme OF
water sports. which have been revived
after an absence OF Ave years. A
hugo tank has bcen installed In the
west end Of the Garden. Otto Wahle,
former swimming champion. viii con-
duct races. diving contests and ex-
hibitions every afternoon and evening
In the form OF o thriller, Kearney u
Speedy and Arthur c. Holden will
take an eighty foot dive from the root
Of the Garden.
what vii, especially appeal "a
Young America II Q series OF ride
shoots that havO been arranged fol-
youngDtsrs OF the public schools. Sew.
sral hundred boys have already on.
Csrod ant they win shoulder theiI
'VrOatioS'' and CesnpAts In the weeks
teusnenent toe psisap cdered. Whlls
~ y6Qeoetees 40 poppeng ewAy MI
49, - eeap-sh6 eeSss I'm Dsst1a1'
The evening world., 1914-02-20
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
COfey Stops
Tony Ross in
Six ROllnG;,

Jim Corey. the dublin Giant" n
great man TO day in the estimation
Of the frishmen In this vicinity. Jiri
gladdened the hearts of the sons cf
Erin who visited the Empire "A. G..
last night by knocking out Tony Ros;.
the Italian heavyweight. Of Ncx
Castle. Pa. in the sixth round VIII
a straight right on the jaw. Colfos'
had the better Of the contest from tho
start, rs he landed frequently on Ross
and also had him In bad shape In the
third round. In the other two bouts.
Phil Cross won from Johnny Harvey
and Johnny Schumacher Of Burlin8 4
ton, VI, defeated "Onc Round" Hogarf
Schumacher was substituted for 0art
Robideau Of Philadelphia.