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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
MEET IN NASHVILLE
Motion OF Trustees OF Emmanuel Hap
ton to he Chosep In Ronnokc.

The Virginia convention Of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage Asso :
citation wilR be held at Roanoke No
Vembcr 10. when delegates Will be
elected to the forty-sixth annual con-
vention of the national association, to
be held at Nashville. Tenn, November
12-1f. inclusive. Mrs. ID. b. Valentine.
AIrs..G. NJ. Smithdeal, Mrs. Kate Lang
ley Bosher. Miss Mary Johnston and
Mrs Louise Z. Wilcox will represent
convention.
The national convention will be held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
CAL0MEL is MERCURY, 1T S|CKENS!
CLEAN Liver AND BOWELS CENT?
Don't Days Liver Is Sluggish or Bowels
Constipated Take "Dodsons Liver Tone"

You're bilious. Your liver is slug
gish. You feel lazy, dizzy and all
knocked out. Your head is dull. your
tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach
sour and bowels constipated. But don't
take salivating calomel. It makes YOU
sick, you may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking 1t up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
IL YOU want TO enjoy the incest,
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced just.take spoonful
Of harmless Dodson's Liven Tone to-
night. Your druggist or dealer sells
you 50-cent bottle OF Dodson's' Liver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18

at Nashville by Invitation OF the Ten
nessoc Equal Suffrage League. and it
Is believed that in many respects the
gathering Will be the most important
in the history of the national associa-
ton. Plans for winningi the cnfran-
chisement of tho women OF the whole
country I'm the spcedicst and most prac-
tIcable manner possible will be formu-
lated. a call has been sent out from
national NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dele
gates of the sixty membT. associations
to the national convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18

prODaDiE tired
~ ivcr. pills."
..syrups," pep
sin ia b ! e : S."
and finally he en-
driven to taxi
! n u calonel.
Why not try
just one more
try? Just one Of
these little but
tons will I r G e
y o u T system
from all that
q G C u N II lated
bile. undigest-
ell and fermcnt-
S,1D fnn,l no.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18

Turned Over. TO Washington Police.
James Y Toison. the man arrested
Bertucci, charged with being fugitive
from justice in Washington, was yes
terday turned over to authorities from
that city. Tolson Is said to be wanted
lin Washington on charge of wife
desertion, the offense being felony
in that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18

emulation. and fix you right Inside
Once you know the JOY OF clean,
healthy liver, u stomach that works
from an over-supply of waste matter.
you VIII hall this prescription from
Hot Springs. Arkansas. as being the
one best friend you have met In a long
while.
Hot Springs, Liver Buttons are sold
store sign. The price is IS cents. and
in every box is a suggested diet slip
that will he found an Invaluable help
toward the cure of stomach. bowel and
liver troubles.
If your druggist won't supply. you.
send 20 cents and we will send you a
package direct
Hot Springs Chemical Co., Dept. 10.
Hot Springs. Arkansas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
continned to ncceml,er 81.

The case against III. Sporn charged
with swearing falsely beford a con,e
missioner In chancery with regard to
thesremoval OF groceries from his store
lat 216 Nicholson Street, after lie had
Med petition OF bankruptcy, . was
|yesterday continued until December
81 Nv Justice Crutchfieid, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18

The most desirable printed and in
laid patterns,
AT half price soc a yard up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
James washington Gets Continuance

Due to the illness of Detective Sohn
Duffy, the case against James Washing
ton. colored, charged with stealing Sill
from IT, V Davis. Of Meherrin. Va, was
yesterday continued until October 81 by
Justice Crutchncid. Washington is al
legged to have picked Daviss pocket
during the State Fair. Hex was arr
rested by Detective Duffy shortly after
the. offense was committed. and his
case has once before been continued
at the request of the negros. counsel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
Hot Springs
A Thrill of Happiness for the Liver
and Bowels in Every Button.

THROW AWAY YOUR CALoMEL.
Soggy, heavy. lazy livers make life
miserable for lots OF folks You have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
Enlxc pretenaen.

IS. j. Green was yestarday convicted
OF obtaining $25 from r.. Abraham
under false pretenses, and was son
fenced to Jail for thirty days by Justice
Crutchf1eld. Check -kiting Is alleged to
have caused the charge against Green.
He noted an appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
Murder Cnne Continued.

: The case of Annie Johnson. colored
with numbering Edward Lewis
was yesterday continued until October
"a by Justice Crutchfcld. The woman
was arrested by Patrolman Sweet and
Folkes.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

: l ls, 2, .ys.,s .sa,'''sl debt :
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

course, to be pursued In the local
championship races will eliminate
this disagreeable feature OF former
meets and will insure some real class
for the final events.
or chief interest to Detroiters will
be the performances Of Stanley Keyes,
Michigan amateur champion. Other
Michigan men who will compete are:
Leon Kimm, Grand Rapids: Il. ID. Ola.
mond, Saginaw; Elmer N. Bradley
Eddie Krahn. George Reithm2lei and
Amos Bell. Detroit; ans .. aryl
Jack Focht. Petoskey; Frank Bacon
and Walter Osmun. Detroit, profes
SIGNALS.
A moving picture concern will make
movies OF each nights racing. This
IL the first time In the history OF
roller skating that pictures have beer
made Of worlds championship roller
races. :
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
SKATERS READY
FOR BIG TITLE
RACES TONIGHT
Heavy Entry List for Champion.
ship Contests At the Pal
ace Rink
NEW ELIMINATION PLAN
WILL BE WORKED OUT
Each Contestant Will Have Five
Chances to Qualify for Grand
Final Events

Seventy-nve skaters, So of them
amateurs. are In Detroit today await.
ing the opening gun of the worlds
championship roller skating races at
the Palace rink tonight
President Fitzgerald, OF the West.
ern kating association. who has been
In Detroit since Sunday, and who will
have direct supervision over the
championship races. stated that he
expected TO see some Of the most
sensational racing ever witnessed in
the United States.
"Nsver before in the history Of
roller skating has there been such .
uniformly good entry list" he said.
III some records don't fall III miss
my guess"
The amateur races win be first on
the program, continuing for ak days,
after which there will b stx days OF
professional racing.
A feature which II attracting atten-
ton from amateur sporting omcials
of the country IL the manner IN which
the events are to be conducted here.
Three heats will be raced each
night, together with q seminal In
which the winners and runners-up Of
each heat will be pitted against each
other. The winners Of the semi
finals will be eligible 70 participate
in the grand final. which will be
staged the last night. All save the
winner of the semi-fnal win BE- a.
lowed to re-enter for each succeeding
night Of the tournament. giving each
skater i've chances to qualify for the
grand finals. This not only will in
sure large fields each night but will
prove particularly attractive to the
skaters themselves, inasmuch az they
usually have but one chance to show
their class before the finals. It has
been pointed out that. through illness
or other causes over which they have
no control. really good men are often
defeated In the preliminaries and
have NO chance to compete again In
the course Of the tournament. The
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
TELLS QUEER TALE or
DISAPPEARANCE OF BABE

Joseph J. Minnicl. OF No. 100 Four.
teenth-ave., oRers go reward Tor In
formation Of the whereabouts Of his
22-months-old daughter, velma. taken
from his home. Dec. 81. and behind
the Offer lies tragedy involving the
wreck Of Z homer
Minnick says he has been married
IL years, and came from Onaway to
Detroit, about four years ago, with
his wife. and young girl who had
made her home With the Minnicks
ever since their marriage.
He says that 1t Christmas time, his
wife left him, Abandoning her baby,
after he had accused her Of using bis
money to pay bills for her relatives.
A few days later, the girl and the
baby disappeared.
The girl left . note saying that
she could not I've alone with Min.
nick since his wife had left. He Il.
leges that his savings Of 9l,1OO were
drawn from his bank on Z check that
he did not sign. and that his wife's
clothing disappeared ~ the same
time that the girl and the baby left.
He says he has received three uu-
signed notes. stating that he VIII
never see his baby again.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
lie Relief
Sent Free
sample Paexaes o. Pyramid Pie
.Resnsdy oHe.sd Free % veu
Can Test u Without

You don't want TO keep on with the
hRSring and humiliation Of Piles Il
- en- help Il, do your OF course
IL And II you. knew Of remedy
- would surely help you there
SGnld b no hesitation about your
Ean9 Il, would thersf Again, OF
kgOo not.
| ~ only possible reason why. you
A refuse to use PYRAMID PII4M
|10GDDY, then. must be- that you DO
~ surely know It Will help you. Your
6itlon = reasonable, and W. conaid-
! tat q 10 up TO u to furnish the
49, Of PYRAMID PILE REMEDY
1l<out any expense to you. That =
- oSlDe 20 send you . sample
- free and postpaid % you can
Rut3 4 Ter yourself. We couldn't A.
- . 10 this r. We didn't have z
- "a of faith in this remedy.
dr. f3lth II based On solid facts
q % btters from countless former
loeoea psaising TO the uttermoet the
1n hey have obtained and the
3n1y That brought them.
01SS PYRAMID PILE REMEDY Z
1850! / Ott package-60c- frcM,
- (Pust1ot's, or mall tne coupon -
~ ~ Ne nee sample package. Y
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
CAN'T REDUCE
EENKELL'S BUDGET
In Fact, Aldermen Would In.
crease Some Items, But Com
missioner Objects

Commissioners Fenkell not only got
al the appropriations ho asked for IN
the general road fund. but he even
argued with the members Of the com.
mittoe on streets, wednesday after.
noon. agatnot increasing some Of hlo
Items. The committee found Il I'm
possible TO change any Of the com.
missioner's rock-bottom ngures, and
the best the aldermen could do was
70 slice about 5000 from unimport'
ant items In the ward funds.
The committee cut out the request
Of Aid. Din and Goldner for an 5000
increase to the Sixteenth ward fund.
but may yet decide to give the alder.
men half Of the amount they ask.
Commtssioner Fenkell asked for
$3.50 for new flve-passenger auto
mobile. The aldermen thought he
ought 70 have 1t least $4,000 for =
seven-paSsenger car.
ia rather have that extra $1,000
for the purchase ct another concrete
mixer" said the commissioner. And
the aldermen nearly tell from their
chairs.
That's the .Arst time in my expert.
ence that Q department head ever OBJ
jected 70 the alderman increasing IN
Appropriately sAid Keatlns.
Commiseioner renkelys budget ID
"a, ol1, 80. or almest $1,000. 900 less
than Hsarer asked for last year.
On recommendation Of C0ntrolles
Gngel the new cement sidewalk fund
Vas reduced from $780, 900 to $4,000
The controller thinks that By proper
management this fund can Be made
solfeuetaiuing. q
The item Of $500 for four paving
foremen. submitted BY the commits
siOner, was increased to @16,oo0 fog
Il fpremen to b kept on the payroll
he year round. Heretofore the paw
ing foremen have been laid on 1t the
end Of the paving season. The com
nnlssioaer said he could provide worn
70 keep them busy durins the wintel
mo0tho. ~
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

|.4.stavss 80 - r n:asvi 49,: =.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
MAY EXTEND PROBE
N OF SJBGEL FAILURE

NEW YORK. March ia sweep.
ing investigation Of the AFFAIRS 6
Henry Siegel 3 Co., Wa under WY
here today with the possibility a. 4
being extended to include the Boston
Slegel store, and the Chicago sstab.
lishmeut.
Assistant District Attorney Train.
IN charge OF the case. declared that
the three indictments returned against
S'egei and Frank e. vogel yesterday
was merely preliminary scttcu. He
intimated that so indictments might
% FOUND against each Of the moh BE-
Tore the Investigation ID completed
SaegeI and vogel are now At liberty
on $4,000 bail.
S~A Hs-<- ~.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
WOULD LYNCH MEN
WHO ASSAULTED GIRL

KANSAS CITY. No., March ls.--A
heavy guard Of police was necessary
70 coavsy from bolics headquarters to
ths county prosecutors once four
young msa idsntshed By Mr.. Gertrude
ehidlsr. . trimmed nurse, - msmbers
q . hand Of elk who had lufsd her to
= room Monday night and beutally A.
oau1ted her.
Tho crime for which the ok men
ars hsad = psu:shable. n Missouri ~
deoth On the gnllows. Il
L The bufIalt Of the Unjted states
end Canada now number about 5000.
I Phile1elphia's nunioipal debt =
|uuV oo9457yo1o. ~ e. ss-t1.s.f
The Detroit times., 1914-03-12

49, RseIkeOs 0eapse
S3snia Drug Company, ~
+ Snla Bldg. neoeShal1, Mich.
6l2 ssnd me Z sample q Pyra-
~ He Remedy. ~ onees ~ (,
|6HlB FREE. In plain wrepDsr.
|zgunh L. ..........'. sv..s.s
UU0Ue < 1880. .....ss..s.s
=. sss.... Useses sss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-13
PAT. c. ScUlL|N
!. CANDIDATE FOR
c0UNT|YAssESS0R
Will be An Active Worker for the
Democratic Nomination at
the Primaries.

p. C. Sculiin, called by his inu-
mate friends pat" Scullin, is a can
didate for the nomination on the
Democratic ticket for county asses
sor and treasurer.
Mr.. Scullin Is comparatively
Young man. yet is an old citizen
has resided In Cairo most OF his NE
He has had some experience IN Soins
after an office, for he was the
choice of the people of the First
ward several times for the office 81
aldeim and it was generally coh-
coded that he made good city
father.
Mr.. Scullin is one OF the depend
able and reliable kind Of men anl
none has ever questioned his intcg-
iity. While the bond the county
treasurer has to furnish is large
tre Pat" Sc1llin could have it fin
ed a dozen times over.
He was In the restaurant business
for many years and proved his abtl-
iiy as a business man and success
~ one by building it UP to a point,
that when he sold 1t to Nichols &
Stagg they were willing to pay a
rood price. He only cult active
business because of Ill health, which
vas poor for several ye;Hs. He de.
sired to be out in the open air a,
rluch of the time as possible. which
las proven to be Of great benefit 10
i'm. For number of years he dl'
contractors work and during this
time improved rapidly aud now is in
fairly good condition lie went into
the cigar manufacturing business on
Eighth street which he conducted
for year or two, but this line OF
business was net to his taste
From the present outlook Their,
viii be quite number of cand,
dates ont for this office on the Re
publican and Democratic tickets an
perhaps one on tina Progressiv
party ticket. hut the voters viii
hardly lind more satisfactory can
dilate to stick to- that the old re
liable" Pat Scullin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-13
POTATO 40 YEARS OLD Is
DISCOVERED I'M PERFECT
STATE OF PRESERVATION

Paris, JIly IA potato 40 wear
cd, in a perfect state Of preserva
ton was discovered recently undc,
the hearth of the former mayor o
pazilles, the village celebrated fti
the battle which was fought thor,
during the France, Pussian war. /
vas found by workmen carrying on
repairs. Undecided in a block of plas
tyr. The house was built IN tSTi
otter the village was burned by tn
Frussian troops, and 1t is suppose
that the potato was then put int
its strange hiding place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-13
FEW MADRID RECORD SAYS
SENATOR HAWKINS OF
KENNETH NOT IN RACE

Senator c. P. Hawkins, OF Ken
= tt, telegraphed the Record last
thursday, will not be a candidat
.cr congress, this time. You NAV
sn state" This leaves the field %
Russell. Ward and Harty. 1t looks
like Mr.. Russell. Of Charleston, is a
sire winner. New Madrid Record.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-13

WEATHER.
Missouri. Illinois and Kentucky
Generally fair Monday aud TUESDAY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-13

We have most positively determined not to
carry themover we can't spare the warehouse
this fall and winter. It's better to cut the
price and give the public the benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
u S. AFTER HUERTA ONLY,
WILSON TELLS CARRANZA
APRIL "a, 1914.

the desire ana 'n'en'
possible tho sovereignty
indep ndenceo Of people Of Mexico
this matter arc "o'
based politics than that They are osseo
genuine tho Mexican people and poouno interest ~
ablishment Of thcirc constitutional system
unhappy necessities may arse 'hs 0oIe0
purpose 'r
this rnment concerned
Wherever and whenever the dignity
rights OF KS
rehuHed where has the right to attempt
exercise t. this with those actually control
territory controls
not alter tho fact that no Goes
dealing moreover only with those whom no commands
h,s. who como deal They do
not lawfully the people Of Mexico
with the Mexican
affairs But must enforce
those whom the existing authorities the place
do for the mi represent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
SPECIAL SERVICE
SQUADRON ORDERED
Rear Admiral WinsloW TO Com.
mand Vessels to Patrol on the
East Coast of Mexico.

Washington. April 23-Secretary Daniels
late to-day issued orders forming a
Special service squadron for service on
the east coast OF Mexico. Rear Admiral
Cameron MGR. Winslow has been selected
to command. and will hoist his flag on
the New York. which will sail Sunday or
Monday TO join tho feet now in Mexican
waters.
The special service squadron will consist
OF the New York and the Texas. battle
ships. the Washington and the Montana.
armored cruisers. the Tacoma. the Des
Molnes. the Chester. tho Salem. the Nash
vile. the Dolphin. the Castine. the Ma
chias. tho Paducah. the Wheeling. the
Petrol. the Eagle and other vessels that
may become available from time TO time.
Most OF these vessels are well adapted
for inshore work on the Mexican coast.
and the experience and ability OF Rear
Admiral Wlnslow eminently NJ him for
command OF this squadron. Admiral
Winslow Is now AZ the Naval War Col
leRe. at Newport. II has been generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
MEXICAN FIRING AT
VERA CRUZ CEASES
Admiral Fletcher Reports COndi-
tons Much Improved at
O'Clock Last Night.
IRON Tho tribune Correspondent. !

from The Tribune Correspondent
Washington April 23.-Wiring from
Vera Cruz at Q o'clock tonight Ad-
miral Fletcher reported that the des-
ultory firing had been finally stopped
by a house to house search and the.
disarming OF all inhabitants. After
issuing his proclamation. Admiral
Fletcher had a long conference with
the principal city officials. at which he
carefully explained the attitude OF the
United States.
He reports that the officials appeared
willing TO resume their official duties,
but that they feared consequences for
their acts from the Mexicans. Pending
their reassuming their official duties.
Admiral Fletcher says he is appointing
officers TO supervise the administration
OF the city government. Simultaneous
ly with the effectual suppression OF the
guerilla warfare which had been car
ried on a great change for the better
IS reported.
Admiral Fletcher says that at the
time of his dispatch many people were
appearing in the streets and that sew
eral stores, banks and business houses
had resumed business. Fear is still
expressed for the water supply. which
is running low. and an expeditionary
force will leave tomorrow morning fol'
the waterworks. The food question Is
serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
RAISED MONEY FOR WAR
Man Got Good Start on East
Side, but Ended in Workhouse.

a list containing the names OF John D.
Rockefeller. William X. Vanderbilt and
Charles +. Murphy WAS shown to the
same man twice yesterday. with story
that its possessor was getting contribu-
lions FOR the United States volunteers"
an organization for raising money to car
ry on warfare in Mexico. As result.
Charles Francis Deimcr. OF 10 Bowery.
was arrested. ana the Mexican troubles
will have TO get along without him for
thirty days. He'll be I'm the workhouse
Tho complainant, Leon Lcibowitz. OF eo3
Allen st, had no money and nothing to
do yesterday. so he watched tho solicitor,
and later appeared against him before
chief Magistrate McAdoo IN Essex Mar
ket court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
Trrom Tho Tribune Bureau. J

Washington, April 23.-Information
came to the government to-day that
General Mas, the commander Of the
Mexican forces at Vera Cruz. who left
hastily In carriage the other even
ing, is mobilizing a force somewhere
outside the city, which Is now In pos
session Of American forces. The
American marines and bluejackets
have gone three miles out of the town
and thrown up breastworks TO protect
the city from attack.
There is no knowledge as 10 pre-
cisely how many men Mas is getting
together, although II is reported that
he has many recruits from the in
terror 1t is considered probable that
Huerta is sending men from Mexico
City down 10 the coast. The President
told callers to-day that he had heard
that men were being sent from the
State Of Puebla, which is next to that
Of Vera Cruz, TO Mas.
The Americans have 3-inch navy
field pieces in their recently estab-
lished Notifications, and II is not con-
sidered that the MeXicans will be able
to make any formidable attack, even
II they attack at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
Many Ships Already There.

Many OF the ships mentioned are al
ready in Mexican waters. Most or
them are small ships, well adapted for
inshore work on the Gulf coast where
the battleships are unable to get in
close because Of the shallow water. A
statement from the Navy Department
says that the experience and ability
of Admiral Winslow eminently fitting
him for the command of this squad
rom"
The administration said to-day that
Huerta's action in handing passports
TO Mr.. OShaughnessy came as sur
prise Why that was so the President
did not explain. and critical observers
recall that Mr.. Bryan expressed sur
prise yesterday that Huerta should
have interrupted communication with
Mexico City. thing which military
men consider perfectly natural.
II is believed that Huerta will al
most at once make a formal declara-
ton of war. At least he will proclaim.
10 MS COu4tlS tIlhl lhtAl'o li"S DSSii ~ =
vaded. and will call the nation To his
support. The President also explained
the failure TO make in advance ar
rangements for some other nation to
take over the American Embassy and
consulates on the ground That Huerta's
course in handing Shaughnessy his
passports came as a surprise.
The affairs OF the United States In
the Mexican capital will be looked after
by the Brazilian Legation. Preference
was given the Latin American country
in order to impress Latin-America with
the fact that the United States enter
tains the best OF feeling toward its
neighbors TO the south