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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-19
SONS Of VETERANS |
TO MEET TUESDAY,
ANNUAL STATE REUNION WILL BE
HELD In NEWPORT
NEWS.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
INDICATIONS POINT TO A LARGE
ATTENDANCE AT Two DAYS
sEssreN-A. list OF
SPONSORS.
INTERESTING PROGRAM

The annual. rcaAieA sfsthes virg4nia
Division, Observation-Disclosures Veterans,
will be held In Newport News Tues
day and wednesday, octsber 40 ind
81. Reports. Indicate that tho.attend-
anca win be unusually largo. Those
present VIII include several officers
~ the national, osgAnikatlnrs Seymour
stewast, ,of, st..fseulA, Me-. ess,asnandsrA
ln-ohief} Nathan Bedford Forrest, Of
MonnAiz.s Tann.v Aa3atAnt-senerai. and
seten Eiamings af Janksnnville. Fla.
Beorpsary Of sthssexecuttsescouncii.
Ths term. u office OF Commander
reed expires on oetebereo. but he
viii nat. sfer rc-eiection
During MI. rsedss ~iiicumbeney as d.
SiEion cosnn,antiers the organization
has made marked. prssresa. Five
camps have beon oryanixed and be.
tween $50 ana 3E0 new members en-
rolled. Similar progress has been
made along other lines OF work.
A very Interesting program has been
mapped out for the reunion as fol-
lovs.
Tuesday, October 70.
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A. auditorium.
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Of Music,
Program.
Prayer by Rev. J. Cleveland Hall.
Danullc, division chaplain.
DIR. Clarence Porter Jones' COM
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Newport News, assumes charge os
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Roanoke, division inspector.
Presentation OF Garland +. Iseoa. |
Norfolk. commander Virginia Division. |
by e. w. Speed. division inspector.
Presentation OF speakers by Garla nd !
7. Peed. commander Virginia d!vtsi IN |
Address Of welcome by Comrade |
Samuel r. Buxton. Newport News.
Response by W. Mcdonald Lee. Ir- /
ssngfon. past commander Virginia Di- /
vision.
Presentation OF Seymour Stewart, |
commander In chief. S. c. v, st. Louis, I
Mo.
Presentation OF sponsors and maids /
OF honor. Virginia Division. by Hon |
" " o.d. Norfolk. past commanders |
Reception response by Fl. NJ. Strick- |
lor Harr!sonburg. commander linn /
Brigade.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-19
PRESIDENT WILSON

Continued from First Pawe.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-19

Attorney General. John Garland rol4
lard delivered the principal Addroo
yesterday morning at the Rally Day
services IN stockton Street Bap4toG
Church. He spoke on Sunday scho0M
work. and large crowd Of southstdoxI1
attended the services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-19

The special grand Jury Will conttnu
their tax probe this morningstn Cho6
terfield County Circuit Court. and n RI
very probable that those wh0sccmpxto6
the Jury will submit report o< th1a
SouthaIl Tho revenue deceived xr0
tho county-this year 10 saidyto b Mnc
smaller than In previous years. ~
1t was for this reason that the 1a13
summoned the special grand, jur1 M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-19

ton that Is worthy OF high praise
would extend 1t to an inordfnate length.
My purpose in writing was merely to
express my own great admiration for
the industry and the leadership, as
we'll as the wisdom and constructive
things
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-19
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 70.
10 A. M

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 70.
10 A. M
Convention called to order.
Invocation.
Address OF welcome by Mayur
George Aisle
Response by President Isredin.
Presidents annual report
Eepert of executive committee.
Treashrer's report.
Address, @Trade Organization and
What IL Can Accomplish" John A.
Green. secretary National Asssela-
ten OF Retail Grpeers.
Ad3eurnata Hsso p. NJ.
Afternoon.
Address, "Efficient Trade orgarit-
xatien.s A. =. Husband. secretary
MIllers' National Federation.
Convention viii go into executive
session for regular members only.
Discussion On presidents message
and addresses Of National Trade Sec
retaries.
Appointment Of committee on
presidents recommendations.
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Lamar Framing Reply.

Niagara Falls, Ont. June 1S.-Jus- tice Lamar was at work today on a re- ply to the statement issued last night by Emilio Rabasa of the Mexican delegation. but waited word from President Wilson and Secretary Bryan as to whether it should be made public. MT. Rabasas statement was paraphrase of memorandum given to the American delegates last Friday criticising their plan for the establishment of provisional govern ment. The statement declared that in- sistence by the United States on a constitutionalist for provisional presi- dent would be "tantamount to abet- ting and even exacting fraud and vio- lence at the; elections"
 There was a great deal of specula- tion as to the reason for publishing the Mexican statement at this time. The American delegates were not of- tended, but they thought that notice of publication of the substance of the memorandum, to which a reply had already been given, should have been conveyed to them so that a response could have been published at the same time. In the Mexican statement no reference was made to the fact that the American delegats had replied.
 While it was said in some quarters that the action of the Mexican dele gates savored of discourtesy, the American delegation felt that the re- sponsibility for any ill effects upon negotiations that might be procured by airing in exchange of personal opinions in the pres would fall on the Huerta delegates.
 It was made known that the Ameri- can delegation answered almost im- mediately the memorandum received from Mir. Rabasa.
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Meeting of Lumhermen.

Buffalo, N. Y., June 1S.-The Ma ticnal Hardwood Lumber Dealers as- sociation opened it's annual three day convention in this city this morn ing, with representatives present from nearly all the 300 firms belong ing to the association. A part of the entertainment will be trip to Niagara Falls, across to the Canadian side, thence along the cliffs, with stops at Brooks monument and the Whirlpool, and arross the river to Lewiston. Since the organization of tEis association in 1897, an expert inspection system has been establish ed which has gained a world wide reputation, for under this system the smallest millman is assured that he will get fair deal whether he sells direct or consigns his carload
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The Americans Stand.

The response was considered by the American delegates as an establish ment of a new provisional government. It is said to declare that the Mexican delegation had not taken into consid- eration the fact that the United States had no candidate for permanent president of Mexico, and that under no circumstances would the American government be party to any in fluence in the elections of any coun- try. It's prefernce for constitution alist for provisional president was due wholly to the conviction that man from that party must be taken in or der to insure the disarmament of all factions that otherwise would menace the new Mexican government if a man not satisfactory to the constitu- tionalists should be installed in place of Huerta.
 The position of the American gov ernment is that an engagement be- tween the United States and Huerta on a neutral would be valueless un- less the great body of constitutional ists troops were ready to accept him, which did not seem likely from their expressed attitude. The United States has argued for a constitutionalist on the theory that this was the dominant military force, and that its conquest of Mexico City was inevitable; that the installation of a capable and broad-minded constitutionalist by peaceful means would prevent blood shed and loss of life and bring Mexi- co back to normal conditions more rapidly than through military triumph of a revolutionary army.
 Mexicans Deny, Premature Defense.
 The Mexican delegation refuted the suggestion made in some quarters that the issuance of their statement was a of the negotiations. They said they honestly felt an expression of their opinion might be publicly ap- proved, and this would influence the American government.
 When formal conferences, are re- sumed tomorrow on the return of Min ister Naon of Argentina it will be def initely determined whether in view of past disagreements the conferences should be prolonged for indefinite consideration of names offered by the two sets of delegates or whether there is a chance of an agreement if the me- diators should submit some names they have in reserve.
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WHENCE COMES THE
 SUMMER BREEZES
Weather Man Shows That 92 Per Cent of Time Wind
 Is From South.

Little Rock, June 18.-H. F. Alcia- tore, director in charge of the federal weather bureau here, has compiled data thct should be of interest to the architects and those contemplating the erection of homes. These data are in regard to the summer breezes, the director showing that the breezes come from the south 52 per cent of the time.
 Southwest, 32 per cent of the time.
 Southeast, 8 per cent of the time.
 Total for southerly winds, 92 per cent.
 Northeast, per cent of the time.
 East, 2 per cent of the time.
 Northwest, 1 per cent of the time.
 Total for other wind, per cent.
 In a general way, we are aware that the prevailing breezes are from the south in summer time, but few of us realize that the 92 per cent of the summer breezes come from south erly directions.
 This is very interesting information for the householder in the location of his room and porches, also good table for the architect to file.
 The moving air adds more to com fort than the shade without circula- tion, although the temperature may be somewhat lower in the shade. It is we'll to face the breeze in your liv- ing quarters, even though the sun is on the breezy side part of the time. It is more preferable to shield from the sun than to get on the other side of the house.
 There is another fact in building information that this office worked out some years ago." said Mir. Alicia tore. "We found that during most o1 the summer months mentioned, ex- cept September, the sun is pretty well 1 in the North, so it does not take much protection to shield the south side o1 a house throughout the summer months. An overhanging of caves ol other awning of four feet will keeI | the summer sun off the south side of each story of house. By this construction, the big south porches may be omitted and the south side kept shady with four-foot projec tion in the summer, while it leaves the south open to the sunshine ir the winter months when the sun is more in the south and it's light ant 4 awrmth are most welcome
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Resume Conferences.

Resumption of the proceedings at Niagara Falls tomorrow early was awaited in political circles here. It who would be proposed for the provis- ional presidency in Mexico was Felipe Angeles, war secretary in CarranZa' s cabinet, and now proceeding toward Zacatecas with some of Villas forces Villa is declared to approve of such a move, and some officials here today believed that an armistice could be ar ranged between the contending forces if the federal delegates would accept Angeles as Huerta's successor.
 Meanwhile the constitutionalist watched with intense interest. Rev. olutionary agents declared that with the arrival of achievements the his tory of Torreon would be repeated. Natera, the Carranza appointee, whose investment of Zacatecas has been marked with serious reverses, was to reach TorreOn today to discuss with Villa plans for the siege, and it was declared Villa soon would leave for the south to direct it.
 Reports from Saltillo stated that Carranza on Tuesday, had received another communication from the mediators. It was suggested that it was the telegrams in which the en- voys expressed fear that the constitu- tionalist chief had not "duly consider. ed' their request for an armistice. Carranza declined to give out it's con- tents, and an official at Saltillo said the note had not terminated negotia- tions."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19
VILLA ADOPTED AS 'LlBERAT0R'
 IN OLD MEXICO
(Continued from pasu cue.)
Junta Dem0ralized.

. The, cOnstitutiOnalist agency here i! dcmoralized, and will shortly be dis banded. Rafael Zubaran, Carra1za's secretary of the interior has received hint that he will be recalled by Car ranza at the demand of Villa. It is claimed that Villa planes Zubarar for putting him in a poor light be fore President Wilson and Secretary Bryan, and unduly exaltilg carranza
 Villa accuses the Washington junta of melting Carranza to the plan ot send General Natera to capture Zacatecas in order to bear out thu representation to the administration that Carranza controls the situation absolutely, and that Villa was no' necessary to the success of the rebel arms.
 It was intimated at the state de rartment that Villa and CarranZa have been conciled and that Villa is marching at the head of the army t6 the front, but this information is not official and appears to grow Out ot the optimism of the department.
 Huerta May Benefit.
 The department knows that II Villa is not given the complete con trol of the military he has demanded from Carranza, he will march on Sal. tillo and later take control at Tam pico. This would shatter the cam paign against Huerta. This contin- gency, reported in the dispatches which are reaching the department is causing the greatest anxiety, and George Carothers, the departments agent at Saltillo, has been instructed to tura his attentions from Carranza tc Villa in the hope of averting the complete demolition of the admins tration's plan.
 Report Carranza In Flight.
 The whereabouts of Carranza is ruzzling the state department. The officials believe he is at Saltllio ol Monterey, but have nothing definite A report brought to the white house this morning by Congressman Kent that Carranxa had fled or was about to flee to Laredo for refuge in the United. States could not be verified Rents information came from a friend on the border.
 The Huerta Outburst.
 State department officials profess not to be alarmed over tine ouburst ot the Huerta delegates at Niagara. They declare that the American representa- tlves win have nq. difficulty in prov ing ot the Huerta delegates that 9 Mexican with ]eanings to Huerta would be impossible as provisional president.
 Officials close to the president feel that Senor Rabasa's published vote of yesterday disclosed anew that the Mexican delegates are consistently holding out for Huerta adherent for the provisional presidency, despite the fact that many such men have been mentioned as "neutrals."
 President Wilson is equally deter mined in his view that unless man approved by the constitutionalists is chosen. the new provisional govern ment will be in trouble from the con- test.
 White house officials said that when the reply of the American delegates to Senor Rabasa's note is published it will be sufficient explanation of the attitude of the United States.
 The Mexican delegates charged that insistence by the American gov
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Murderer Hanged

Decatur. Ala. June 1S-Up to a late hour tonight no orders rad bee l received countermanding the culing in the case of John Ragland, negro. and he will be hanged tomorrow, convict ed of the murder of his wife, by cutt- irg her throat with a large knife Many people witnessed the deed, which was committed on one of the main throughfares of the town He was given the death sentence in the court here. and the verdict was af- formed by the supreme court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19
DANIELS SUMMONS
 ADMIRAL FLETCHER
Commander at Vera Cruz Soon to Succeed to Com
 niand of Atlantic Fleet.


 Washington, June 1S.-Rear Ad- mlral Fletcher, who was in command at the time of the capture of Vera Cruz, has been asked by Secretary of the Navy Daniels to come to Washing ton. He will leave Vera Cruz tomor- row on the gunboat Dolphin, arriving here about next Friday. Rear Admir- al Badger is to retire on July l, and as announced will be succeeded as commander of the Atlantic fleet by Admiral Fletcher.
 Admiral Badger will remain in Vera Cruz in charge until the return there Of Admiral Fletcher on July 15.
 Secretary Daniels said today that Admiral Fletcher's long term of sery-
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DALLAS WILL GET
 METHODIST SCHOOL
University to Take Place of Vanderbilt Goes to
 Texas City.

Birmingham, Ala, June 1S.--Formal announcement was made by the special commission appointed at the recent general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, that the university to be established ly the church west of the Mississippi rlver would be located at Dalla, Tex. The location of the school of theology and the university to be located east or the Mississippi has not been de- cided upon.
 The commission in session here was empowered by the recent general conference to handle the situation which originated with the break ia relations between the church and Vanderbilt University. Bishop w. A. Chandler, as chairman of tine commits sion, last night issued the following statement:
 Among the main duties with which the general conference charged the commission was that it provided at the earliest possible time for the establishment of,a school of theology. where. young men may be prepared for the ministry of the church.
 "The action of the general confer ence authorized the commission to establish this school of theology sep arate from any other.
 "The commission was also instruct ed to consider the individuality oi tablishing an institution or institu- tions of higher education of the grade of a university, and it was em- powered to receive and. act on pro- posals for the establishment and loca- tion of such an institution or insti- tutions. The general conference tooF also the following action:
 "We express the belief that there should be east of Mississippi river enc such institution and one west of the Mississippi river.
 "In this meeting at Birmingham the commission carefully considered in every detail the instructions given to it by the general conference and took the preliminary steps required to obey in full the orders given to it.
 "The Southern Methodist Univers- ity, located at Dallas. Texas, will ho the institution west of the Mississippi when all details of the plan are full ly and finally adjusted.
 For the location of school oT theology and a university east of the Mississippi river several places are under consideration, and the commits sion appointed a committee to consid- CT these and other places.
 '"This measure promises great re- suits for the Methodist church and the general cause of Christian edu- cation in the South"
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Why go through life embarrassed

Why go through life embarrassed ana distigured with pimples. erup- tions, blackheads, red, rough skin. or suffering the tortures of Eczema. itch, letter, salt rheum. Just ask your Druggist for Dr. Hobson's Ec- zema Ointment. Follow the simple suggestions and your skin worries are over. Mild. soothing. effective. Excellent for babies and delicate. tender skin. Stops chapping. AL ways helps. Relief or money back. soc. at your Druggist.
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Helps Kidney and Bladder Trouble
 Everybody Satisfied.

Everywhere people are taking Foley Kidney Pills, and are so satisfied they urge others to take them also A. T. Kelly, Mcintosh, Ala, says: Il recommend them to all who suffer from kidney troubles and backache fer they are fine" Best thing you can take for backache, weak back and rheumatism. Se"wel's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19
Georgia Bar Meets.

Tybee, Ga, June 1S.-The annual meeting of tho eorgia Bar association was begun at Tybee Island today and will be continued until the 20th. IL is expected a number of vital ques- tions as regards the judicial system will be discussed. For some years the association ha been working to secure a new and better judicial svs, tenn and oore satisfactory and speed fer procedure in the courts. Among the speakers are Judge Alex. F.
 Humphrey, Eugene R. Black. Sam uel s. Bonnet and Henry c. Peebles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19
RecOnyey Vanderbilt.

Birmingham, Ala, June 1S-Look- ing to the reconveying back to the e.ght original patronizing conference all rights of the church in the Van derbilt university, the educational committee of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, named at the last Gen. eral Conference in Oklahoma City, is in session here, eleven out of six teen members of the committee being here.
 Boshops w. A. Chandler of Atlanta, J. H. Mccoy of Cunningham and w. B. Murrah of Jackson, Miss, Revs. A. J. Lamar of Nashville. P. T. Durham of Charlotte, E.J. Prettyman of Wash ington, and Laymen G. F. Fitzhugh- of Memphis, Asa Chandler of Atlanta, w. G. IS. Thomas of Chattanooga, J. P Scott of Shreveport, J. E. Cokerel of Austin, Texas and T. T. Fishburn Of Roanoke, Va, were on hand when the committee began an executive ses- sion.
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ice entities him to a vacatio nthat he would get it. Secretary Daniels also desired to have a personal report from Admiral Fletcher on all the hap penings about Vera Cruz and to get from him his views on the Mexican political situation.
 Secretary Daniels will take Admiral Fletcher to the white house for con- ference with the president.
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A Reliable Hair Ttnic.

It is an easy matter to prevent di- seases of the scalp by using Meritol Hair Tonic. It should be used reg ularly to keep the scalp free oi germs, as these germs are the cause of the majority of cases os dandrufi and later, badness. We are author ized to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic w. L. DeWoody & Co.,. exclusive agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19

4 bilious. half-sick feeling. loss Of energy, and constipation bowels can be relieved with surprising promptness by using HERBINE. The first dose brings improvement. few doses puts the system in fine. vigor- 0us condition. Price soc. Sold by " l. Dewoody | Co.
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c. 0. P. Convention.

Tacoma. Wash. June 1S.-A state convention of the republican party is being held in this city for the pur- pose of ratifying the resolution adopt ed by the national committee chang ing the basis of representation in national Republican conventions. A state republican platform will prob ably be adopted upon which all can 6idates WIT be required to stand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19

ernment on a constitutionalist for the provisional presidency as opposed to a neutral" was "tantamount to abet- ting and even exacting fraud and vio- lence at the elections" Publication of the statement came as surprise to officials here, who were in consulta- tion early with Justice Lamar and Frederick w. Lehman at Niagara Falls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19

The safe and sane" Fourth of July celebrations inaugurated by the former mayor of New York, William J. Gaynor, are to be contiued under the administration of Mayor Mitchell. There will be illumination of the war; ious parks and speeches by promi- nent men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-19

If you have the itch, don't scratch It does not cure the trouble and makes the skin bleed. Apply BAIL LADS SNOW LINIMENT. Rub it in gently on the affected parts. It re- lieves itching instantly and a few ap- plication remoes the cause thus per forming a permanent cure Price 25c soc and s1.00 per bottle. Sold by w L. Dewoody & Go.
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Your clothing will be washed cleaner, with less wear. The clothes will be absolutely sanitary and will smell clean and sweet. American Ex- celsiOr La Lndry Go. If