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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
AUGUST "a.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts Of
more than 500 were filed Yesterday the
first name being that Of the debtor:
4 Auto Centre, Inc.-R. H. Donnely, ii26ls.
Andrews Floor Planning and Surfacing Co
Same. tl66 IS.
Bellony A. Nc. Truesdale. 1888 80.
Briskmsn, IN Schoenholtz s2lS IS.
Baiocchi. 5. New York Edison Co,
Belmont Ethel La. S. Armstrong,
Burns J. J.-R. H. Donneliey. s1s7 90.
Crosse. Ann-W. F. Wiener, Inc, Sl63 25.
cqjysr 3 h55g re , s;stss Printing and
D. Goldman Fixture Cor. H. Donnelley,
S1l6 SO.
Erichman. BURNS Bros. .s11s Sc.
Forman. Virginia, or Virginia Lamonde or
Virginia Lsmontz-oppenheim, Collins L
I FarTar, l. &c. +. Dister sa57 80.
, Fischer. J. C-Fairbanks, Morse Co,
| Friedisnder. A-United DlstilIers Co.,
Frances & Marion. Inc.-Frances, Inc,
Giileran, T. g Hartman and H; Weiss
/ Springfield a. y Cemetery Society ct al
Greenfeid. NJ "A. C. spalding Bros.
F Gilman. HI. Cohen ct al. s2o715.
Hslyerson, G. and A. r. Denmsn et al,
! Handler, IN Paltrowitz, Sis 60.
Harris. Rebecca RI. Bran. 1876 a.
lies. L. W.-Finished Pants Manufacturing
Co. 1927 So
Indig J. H., Il. X. Somborn and l. somborn,
Inc.-W. W. owens ct al, t264 So.
JudsOn Freight Forwarding Co.-Standard
Filmprint Corpn.. 1907 "a
Kalker A.-B. Faum. $3.50 Go.
Krauss. H.--B. Flaum. S246 81.
Kupeler Really and Construction Corp.-A j.
Gruner e. al SSSS 4b.
Leventhsl. NJ. and NJ. j. kerner-R. H. Don
Lund. NJ VA Levine. yi7s 81
I Lynch, O. J.--F. J. Dunno ct al. S117 90.
/ Mercadante. A. and r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ter County Brewing Co, 1926 S.
. Modern Fireproohng and Reconstruction Co.
r. II. DOnnelley. Sl73 II.
. Afessilner, H. CT. G. HOLSTER, S538 81.
Mcguire, A. Mr. Levers ct al, i2l4 Al.
/ NJ H. Cole Co. Inc, and A. H. StOddard-
Trow Directory and Bookbinding Co,
st73 Is
Powell. F-E. Powell COSTS. $135 o.
: Ratliff, Lorentz Inc.-S. Jacobs s142 ~.
[ Struminsd. BIB. Parr. $l23 46
smith. May--F. Simon et al. S2l5 81.
schmidt, W. V.-Gimbel Bros, New York,
Thompson. J. r., and National Surety Co.
/ People etc. $500.
| Tauber. D.--M Dorian, i476 Al.
whitman. 40. Stahl Inc, sf27 10.
Weinberg, Fiora-Grand Union Paper Co. et
al COSTS, Sl17 55.
I Wood r. B-A. Delhi, $3.50.
I Walker J. H.-Park & Tilford, S1S2 10
zulo, C.-Westchester County Brewing Co.
The Bronx.
Banie. II. CIV. Z. d. Stokes. sis17S n.
I Cohen. Gazella--A. !. Tanor, $3.50 0.
I Hampton q. HI. r. Alvarez, $3.50 Ia
lsear. MA. Selkn, 1919 Y.
] Kriegshaber, SIS. BrOd 1852 3.
Rose. L. C.--H. G. Geress. Slli 81.
I White f. M-Charles & Co. $3.50
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Letters of Administration.

o.rVuvART IJDDELL aug s.; $4,000
,,.,lidrsi. icttc-s granted 10 Antoinette Lid
deii vie Herman Joseph, atty.
MEYER KALMANoWiiTZ aug: y re- t3a
Eeimsnovltz wife. Harry A. Gordon. any
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Shipping Information and =,
Marine NeWS Of the WOrld

Bank, at 1s Broadway, fol-. almost a
quarter Of century, went into lhVgi-
untary bankruptcy yesterday in tne
Federal District Court. with liaDliit'eS
Of $4,000. The assets arc nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

BY HENDRlOkt j.
Re J F Champlin Hotel CA Offner.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADY, J.
Adjourned until Tuesday August IL. 1919.
Special Term for Trials-BRADY, j.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-SOUTHARD. J.
EX parte matters.
sURROGATE'S COURT-SCHULZ. a
No day calendar.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
County Court -SOUTHARD, j.
Ray Solomon-Thos Gilmartin.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
County Court -SOUTHARD !.
VI SchnitzerI Menf slsohn-R Arnold.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
AUGUST IA.
Manhattan.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
Judgment WIS hled.
Noritz. Anna N.-G r. Mcritz ct al: Dec.
23. 1912. Ni7 Is: same-ssme. Dec. q 1912.
Stfs az; same-ssme, June s, 1914, Sl35 OF.
Bates. c. F.-N. W. Rubel; July p. 1914
Vacated, $3.50 50.
Turner. p. s.-winton Motor CO. Aug. 10.
Hall Al. T. Nichols ct al; April "a. 1909.
lO9 o.
1914. ;2f6 H.
= /. Fisher Co, W. II. Peckham and 9. w.
My r. Snyder. Oct. s. 1912 1855 S.
Blunberg H-S Eisenstein: Feb. p. 1913.
covert. r. s.-Francis Draz & Co: Nov IS.
C re cen il Rsthmsn ct al; Aug. p,
1914. siB a.
1918. SSS5S a..
Flood T. j.. and Marie Meyers-People, ~. (;
Aug TO- 1914, $500.
sUeeSev. ". W, and May Brooks-People
&c. May p. 1912 vacated, 5000.
Zibsiu. g and G.-M AccOrdine. April 2,
1914 S25i o.; same-same, April % 1910,
400 Oh. ssme-same. April p, 1915 $3.50 8.
The Bronx.
Rhelnstein. H. and Msry-w. Lipman; July
Ia 1914 80 az
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sCHn0L AGENCIEs.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
suppiies Professors. Teachers, n'ots
,,',-srressee etc., 20 Colleges schools ane
t,s,oiliee Apply 20 Mrs. ~. J. YOUNG
FT,TTQN. q Union square.
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ARRIVED.

Steamer Zulia, IAsuayra July 81. Mara
caibo August s. Curacao g. and Msyasue% c.
to Iss, Dallett & Co. with 81 passengers
mails And mdse. Bar, 5:i5 m.
Holllngton OBJ. Pagoumene' New Cale-
donia June II, Port OF Spain August ana
Delaware Breakwater 10, to Barber 90
with chrome ore. Bar. 4:3O a m.
Sora 1Nor,. Aqua July 81, San Domingo
CIV August .. Macoris 8, Sanchez o. Puerto
plata 6. Monte Cristi and Turks Island ;,
to the clyde IS Co. with mdse Bar lo''V
m, 18Th. ~.
Zacapa BD. Cartagena August /, Puerto
Colombia ?. santa Marta 4. Colon and
Kingston o. TO the United fruit Co. with 81
Messengers mails and mdse. Bar SO H.
CITY Of Columbus Savannah August H. "a
the ocean S. CO. with passengers and mdse'
Quarantine. 5:l5 a m.
FL oriente. Galveston August g. to the
Southern Pacific CO. with mdse. Quarantine
o'j Srspahoe. Jacksonville August II and
Charleston Il. to the clyde SIS Co WIN pas
sengers and mdse. Ouarahtins' 20 re MAI
lorv Sc Co. with passengers and mdse'
Highlands. $3.50 y IN. ,o.-o - o.,
Everett. Boston. Quarantine. l-'Sg ~ III
Princess Anne Newport news aHu ~.
- - tba Ola Dominion SIS Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Highlands, $50 p m.
Delaware, Philadelphia, TO the Clyde %
"a with mdse Highlands, 800 p M.
Ogeechee. Port Arthur august ~ va ,, 1,s
delphia, TO the Texas city IS o. WIN Hiuso'
Quarantine. $3.50 y IN. 60, =.
City OF Everett. Port Arthur August ., TO
tho standard oil Co, with mdse. Vuaran-
M h1,ec oSon Parry July 80. with mdse.
Quarantine. 7:l0 D m. 49,. ,...-.. In
porting co. with mdse. SANDY Hook ~ ? M;
sandy Hook. y j. Aug II. $3.50 p m-Wlhd
soufb light breeze. clear: light sea.
SAILED
Steamers Esparta (Br), Port bimon; JEFF
ferson Norfolk and Newport News: segu-
ranca Havana: Richmond, Georgetown
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Highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees
fat f2.i5 %. M; lowest. g. (at a. M; aver
age. -; average Tor corresponding date last
year 50. average for corresponding date last
thirty-three years, ~.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and to-
morrow; moderate vest and northwest winds
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
,..,,u.,,or ana steamer s:SOp

Destination anu ht'aiilV' .,--t--. ola
Japan. Corea. China, philippines "" IT. Ia,
traa,sH Tapan Corea. China, Philip
mines via san Francisco)-Persla.. AUG
Japan. Corea, China via Seattle)- o,
Shidzuoka Msru. 800 AUS -
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Friday. August J. 4:
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise. 6:l0; sunset. s:@. moon rises ll'9
moons age. e.
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FOR SALE.

,,-.TCTTN-4 hand embroidery mac hines
e. Yards long goods and handkerchieis'
eaeh- <gT5. Particulars, II. S. Cooper CO.
toronto. Canada.
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AMERICAN. win undertake any kind OF a
commission IA Europe. II. y. McEiwaln
go Jefferson ave- Rochester. ~ Y.
CHAUFFEUR MACHINIsT desires steady
position with private family; foreign or
American cars. city or country Box III,
1883 Gates av.. Brooklyn.
JAPANEsE~fL Long experienced cook butler
and houseworKer, wants situation septem-
her 70. city, country Watanahe. Camp
Wannosct. Bantam Lake Conn.
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Local Official Record.-'rhe following on
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
tU.nty-four hours IN comparison With the
corresponding date Of last year:
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Humidity

Humidity.
a. m.....T2 ?. MO p. MIS-
Barometer Readings.
a. m...2ss9 .. 20 .. m...2s So
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Steamers Esparta Obj, Port Limon; JET
ferson. Norfolk and Newport News; segu-
sirstlrcarron 1Br). santos; Noyington (Brj,
Norfolk.
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HIGH WATER.
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Bsrie. H. CIV. T. ID. Stokes. iis17S n.
Cohen Gazella--A. J. Tanor, $3.50 10.
Hampton, q. HI. X, Alvarez, $3.50 Ia
Isear. MA. Selkin 1919 y.
Kriegshaber. SIS BrOd, S462 10.
Rose l.. C.--H. q. Geress. Sill 81.
White, f.. M-Charles & Co, $3.50
Zibeli. c.. and 6. Zibelli-Brooklyr Vault
Light Co 1925 6s
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GRAND JURY HEARS
CASES AGAINST |. ". ".

white Plains, n. V. June IA
grand jury today took W the cascs
OF the twelve Industrial Workers of
the World dcmonstran,s who were
Jailed Saturday night. after they had
emphasized their belief in the right
OF free speech by a protest in the
streets of Tarry,own against the
course taken by John ID. Rockefeller.
Jr.. during the Colorado strike.
. In charging the Jury Justice Ar
thur s. Tompkins said the constitu-
tional right OF free speech did not
give professional agitators, who wcro
unwilling to work, the right to incite
people on the street to violate the
law and create disorder.
"If such aEitators wish to talk,
he said, they must hire n hall. No
one has right to speak in the street
without such permit as the local
authorities require.
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PANAMA CANAL
TOLLS MEASURE
READY FOR VOTE

washins,sn. u. a. June is-M
ter conference today between leaders
Of tn. Hight so PASS the Panama
to'is .s.taPiisnI frP-ai bill. Senator
simmons predicted that III. MEASURE
~ouia gel N. so,-s at iif,S-Is" SEN
ai.rs. u sat. majority, Senator Sins
mons declared his lins-up did hai in
siui. aay senator considered iSih''
sai,
So far ns a,,-rnp' hss .b--n rsa-
u r1rad aa, s-n,in-ns oa saFio'tz
nn,. tsImraIs ss u discover II ans
arbitration F-saiu,i.n can pass
Several s-aas"E.. IL MAS sais. -h"
fss.F afbi,Ta,isn. aiii an' vote f"E
srrh a r.ssiasion until The repeal
has been passed
sSna,ar Cstsun. Republican. 81
Ne. Mexico. opposed ,h- T-P-ai bill.
rsns-aains sha, the sr-a'y uas no,
violated. n. s-.isrea rsSmp;io.
uas soani ss a subsidy Measure
With ihc declaration that h- '.n-
si.'-rrI The tails -s-tnp'iuu PLANK In
the baltimore platter ,auai-si"s "a
g. aaa n.raiiy sroaE. sEaa'sr Ny
.rs. bcn.s'ai. at Montana. declared
h- ~auii ,.,~ ,sr the r-p.ai-
II consider tolls exemption gsg
American s.asi~is- ships ivzisia''''
robbery af th- t'-"rir for III" '.-.o'''
.f y shipping sana"!a'y." he said
end added iha, h- believed III. nsa'
Ipri,y af voters did nn, fnou IL sa'
in the ,iaiform.
Senator oGofman. leading tbs
nsh, against the tolls .s-mp,l"-
announced late today that i- sinainF
"Wednesday sh. biii -iii be kept enH'
f,nntip before the senate until Nn''
vas taken. \ previous cif"f, t.
reach an agreement for vote al
o.. IN. Friday failed ON objection hJ
,.nainr cummins.
Senator rit'mnn introduced q new
lm-nin.n, to empower the rrcsi'
dent ,o reduce the rate of tolls uu
| N'turir,n ruaetwtE" NFs'ia or ~
-mp, them altogether when ncc.s-
tlrN.
In the absence Of arbitration moth
!nr remains for tho United State
h.r"rahiy tn io but repeal the Pan
anna tolls exemption. Senator Colt
Republican of Rhode island to-day IL"
ciar-d ,o the senate in his maiici
lp-"ch.
places us In an ini-fcnSibi- position
before the nations Of the world II
regard to our treaty obligations. h.
said. II believe that the law vio
iaics the mcanin- and in,cn, of tbs
iiny-raunc-fo'c treaty"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
Primero Team
/ Beats Kermejo Park,
Home Ran Feature

The Primcro baseball team. cham
pion of Las Animas county. ycstcr-
day won its fifth successive victory
by defeating the vcrmcoj Park ag-
g,csation at Tcrcio by score Of ~
to 3. Primcro played loose field
ing game but earned the victory by
hard hitting. A large crowd wit
messed the contest. Joe Lopez feat
urcd the game by driving n home
run that lost the ball somewhere
over the ridge OF hills and reports
from Vera Cruz state that the ball
rgslcd onto the deck of United
States battlcship and caused wild
excitement among the marines. The
batteries for Primcro' were Hollo-
way and Moore: for vermcjo Park,
Pydock and Johnson. The winnin Z
Primcro team challenges any team
in the county.
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PRES. WILSON
IS OPTIMISTIC
s1.sstssss ss.@ ess- ~

bistussinz th" cias,oa 'EHs, hill.
the pEsss'icn, saii h. siI nss utiss'
ssans the ars aas 'icsizn-i io sran:
30 iai'a- organizations aay privileges
'h.T do no, ron .ai.y. !, IL the pur-
i.'H" Of ;he act. as h. understands IL.
10 iciin~ the rishis of labor oTErai.
sa'i"Hs moro clearly AMI remove any
,uuh, -f their RIGHTS which has b.ra
sr-s's'i 10y various court decisions. II
is not the understanding Of the pr.si.
dent 'ha, labor organizations are To-
b- given any privileges denied to
other examinations.
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MIDDLE IS NO
NEARER SOLUTION
SCsstssseA ss~o paee ~
stitutionalist chief. which had been
laid before the mcdiatcrE.

Vera Cruz. June 1.-The German
steamer Ypiranga from which n car.
20 of arms and ammunition for PRO.
visional President IIucrta was re-
Gently landed at Puerto Mexico. flew
her sailing flag today. the head offics
of the Hamburg g-Amorican line hav-
ing cahlcd TO the agent here to give
under protest bonds to cover the fine
imposed on the vessel.
II was reported today that abou,
half the gap In the Mexican railway
between Fitciar and TcmladcroS has
been repaired by the Mcxioans.
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TYf0s INSTALL OFFICERS

~ a mr-'tas yesterday Triniiad
typographical Union No. iII in.
stalled Officers for ih-h cnsuins;
year. ss follows: president. ~. A.
Morgan: vice president. u. u. utter:
secretary. a. u. Condor: executive
committee. j,cn stauffcr. u. l.. In.
r-iharsis and ". II. Martin: apprcn.
iicc committee. \. l.. Wheeler. Geo.
u. Single. and lien sSiauffcr: dele
Ratrs to Trades Assembly. II. A.
Morgan. J. u. Proctor anS A. l..
Wheeler: auditing committee. ~. \.
Morgan. J. u. Proctor and ioc Ram
CV
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WOMEN HAVE TO SMILE

In a great many cascs and try to
make those around them happy.
while they are rackci with the pain
q. organic trouble. Few men real
i,r how common such hcrolsm II.
Tho remedy for this condition Is
Lydia y. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound-a simple remedy made from
roots and herbs. which for forty
years has been overcoming the most
obstinate ills Of women. Every wo-
man suffering from female Ills owci
II to herself and family to give 1t a
fair trial.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
Nm. ,. A. Rhsdes 10 Ea,e.,sin
NOTICE

For tho protection ~ tho simhc'
aud grazing snd 10 preserve and In.
crease tho ramc and fish theron. The
Rocky Moantain Coal and Iron Co.
and tho Colorado Fuel and Iron 20.
hereby rive notice that all u-spass'
ine. hunting oe fishing IN their land
In Las Nnitnas County. Colorado. az
strictly forbidden.
Tho Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co.. and Tho Colorado tMc, and Iron
Co.-liy ]. r. wciborn. President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
GET RID OF YOUR RHEUMATISM

Now Is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. Sou can do II If YOU
apply Chambcrlain's Linimcnt. w
a. Locknard. Homer city. N. Y.
writes. Last spring suffered from,
rheumatism with terrible pains in
nv arms and shoulders. I rot n bot
tic of Chamberlain Linimcnt and
the first application relieved me. Rr
using ono bottle of It I was entirely
cured" For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
o B I 7 U AZ 7
Gcn aa!eS.

Gcra aa!eS.
rc.iI. Gausai-s. of grSurt's ii-.'
yesterday after inns ilinsss . I'-
a-r-as-., uss sc y.ars II az. The
remains will tc hafiri al sr7ruir
Today.
Collins.
Mfs. II. T.. coilias. one of 'is "''.
re-, residents "f the city. rasz~ti av1y
q, her home ON a.. S"i,h 60 sr,-.
.isi street. yesterday m"rniuFa Nrs
raiiias has been ~ 'aF r"'rv iifi1
aud It IA ,h"uEh, ,ha, heart = "'tr
hhaicnri her death. The 'r'-' -
was 50 years old aud hss ii.fi iH
Trinidad for the la, q" y.a-s 'b"
IL survived by a daughter. NJ u rr
iiiuc. II the city: ,-fn brnth'a ~
OREGON. four sisters aud ~" i-r'h.
--s In California. and one bruih'r ~
'ukiahoms. Funeral E-Syir'H vft '-'
held from the home ~ the 'rs.1.fi
tomorrow afternoon at : "rlrrr.
Tho icy. =. ". IirCinali Wii' eff
rIaiT,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
SOCIETY NEWS

Trinidad Circle.
Tsisidai circle Ne i.s siii m-s,
iasaorsou .s-ains at Oii f-iioss
iiAii. W-sutaF session.
Iaai,s' Aid Society.
The I.aairs Nia sssi.iy ~ the
|rs.xLyi-fiah ghusch .iii n.-t to-
,sosso~ ai,-THO1a q, the ksms of
Ms.. u. 4. Ths,.h-r. at ssi rin.
street.
jas,iee Circle.
jussi.. circle No. sse .IIi hold
Ihsir regular sa-~iins s5mofsov
nsshs Al Castle Hail Thes- -iii h~
ini,isiion. All aa.mbrrs rsu.sisd u
aii-ad.
lmnrsrun ciub.
The lmhrrrun siub siii meet al
$3.50 iaao'Fus afternoon Al Castle
iiaii. All ssssHb-rs arr urs.si Ia be
pr-s-ss. There -iii be an election
OF offir~sr.
Bridge ss Homo Of Mrs.. Cornell.
Mrs.. d. y CORNELL -n'.ftain-si ihia
afternoon a, her home an wEinu'
street. with sis tables as bridge. \,
tho ein~r a, the afternoon refresh
m-nis ~os- served by the has,-.s. as
sisted by several of her friends.
Nm. !. A. Rhades 10 Eaiessain.
Mr.. aad Airs H. \. Ehadrs ~Iii en-
i-rtaia this evening at their home ou
Maple stsr., in honor of their a"us.
ssese. Mf.s Alice seh~iior. of D~n'
e-r. The evening will liz sr~n, IL
daneiar. At,oa, 10 r"api-s siii b.
pscsens. Dasins III. evening refresh
mcnis will me served Icy sh" b.s,.ss
assisted by Airs. John Mari,ain. Airs
Fred Clark. Airs. VIII Eapr. Air
Charles Eapp. Mrs. ". ". Mcii-r-ry
and Mra. James Esr-y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
ONLY ONE ENT1RE-
LY SATlSFAC TOR 7

= have tried various collie aud dir
rho-a r-mctlicf. hi, tho oniy ono ths,
has given m- rn,ir" satisfaction nni
cured m- when was afflicted II
chamhcriain'a Collie. Cholera and
piArTho,a Remedy. recommend u
,o my friends n, all times writes $.
y. Galloway. Stewart. :. c. For
sale b. all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
PERSONALS

e1H With Mr. y 4. CarnAbsn. and
looking alter business matters for =
fs~ days. Ms Drake fosmsTiy
lived in Trinidad and is ON her NAY
~ her pfeseai home in ihenssr after
A. -Nishsis. visit in California,
~. \. Msso-. sho has L-ss visit
isS IN. last f.s daYs with l.. v,
csm pi.-ii. lett this morning for i-ss
Nsssi-s where he is connected with
tbs Gensssi kie-isi. eosspsny.
:, Miss kffie snoisrass returned this
nssfaiss ifo.a itaioa ~hss. she sis-nt
saturday asd s'anis, visiting with
Ssisnas.
Mrs, JoLs h-shass and her sister.
Miss Mildred o,i-,. f.,ars-i hSm.
isis nssning from itAisn after
spehiing tA-cosa,ion bay with shsir
iAs.sis.
Superintendent J. u. Abrams len
this n,osniss in his private car On an
Inspection TRIP up north,
Tn. Iss, and Airs itan.ioirh Cn"k
left Ihi. morning for Canon cts
where dasins the next week ih-,
~iii attend ih. stat. convention "i
Christian churches. The Mss. co"A
| Is president Of the ssns-nsios.
q. I. iiiskhn left this fnafnins f"s
Csnon City where he ~iii st--ni ihs
ssSt week ait.nains the stats com
sshii.,n sf Christian churches
Nrs. Clyde iiamptsa ~iii leave In
tho morning for Canon city ~s-r.
she ~iii aii-na the State suassniisn
Of Christian churches
e. u. Price of the vi " Price
cia,hias .om pans. left this mosnins
for itasby To i1ak after basin-ss mat
is.s in the inl-s-si nj his somrsnss
~ Conway of III. Eaai'asi- Lii.
Insurance company made a hisinsss
tFIr In Eashy this morning.
Miss ii-i.h i,asbyshrii s-,ufnsa Ia
her han- in t'u-bio this morning AZ
ter .r-hlins the last eoari- at days
With Miss t,sna Sanders.
Miss t.-aa CARY. sister of Ais
sIsiia CARY. on. of tho pablo ssh"oi
.l.arh-rs. left this morning for h-s
home in r.sb~s.
Miss G-a-,a snaassass returned
last -,-aias fron' wsis~nhars Ih-..
she ss~ns Saturday and Sunday visit,
inr with her brother. Ralph.
Frank Kelly i-f this morning f.i
Storm. Colo. where b. Is .mpios-.
IN the company store.
Nis. Marie Arno'a r-,usn-i io be,
home ai italoa yesterday aii-snons
after a,eadiaE tho past week The
Su-ss af MI. Zciia Sosihcuti.
Mis-. Eva Nichols. of Drawer. i. Il
the city visiting. with h-s sister.
nss. jessr q. Nosshrust and Mrs. ~
Il. rie>s.i. Miss Nichols expects 4.
stay ahaat = week.
u. J. Alexander. pscsiirn, of ,h'
Flint National Hank. Of Beaver. 10 II
tho city attending Ia matters per
tainisx Ia his business.
John swinson arrived home las
evening from I,ouid.r where he hai
been attending the University for 'h'
past year.
Mr.. and Mr..Junc Day will afri..
tnis evening from California Tor :
short ,isi, with h-s parents.
". ". Itcyic. al Morley. r-iurn-'
to his hom- this morning hi-i
rpcnhins several days in the city III
n business trip.
| Charles Ii-u"hat ani son l.-r l.f
this afternoon for Long iicoch. Calf.
where they viii visit with Mrs. lieu
chat and daughter Marguerite. wh'
have been spending the winter aH
the coast.
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley. accompanied
by Mis-. Williams. Of Pryor. left yea.
tcr,iay afternoon for Long Beach
California. where they will spend The
summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. AuI,sst Iiaurin left
this afternoon for three weeks Wis.
IL along the coast.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
wEpD1No DAVE AGAIN CHANGED

Madrid, June IA further change
in the date OF the church wedding
Of Kermit Roosevelt was Miss Belle
Wyatt Willard was announced to-
day. The religious ceremony is to
be performed on June II and not on
June 10 as stated Saturday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank orr f'1v
friends and nciEhhors for The 3 s'-
moss and sympathy that they 'r-
r,owci urnn IL and also Tor ID flor
n offerings in our sad b"ryalr lr'n"'t
in the death uf cur i1riinE dansht'-.
Evelyn l.. stanton Mr.. and 'It- Z.
~ stanton.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01

Trinidad Circle.
Tsisidai circle Ne ias siii n.s'
iassorsou 'srains a, Oid f-iioss
itaii. W-saiaF session.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01
FREE LECTURE

Don, miss the free lecture by Rev.
~. y. Crowcii. illustrated with -,cr--
op,ican Views. Of the students v"lnn-
tc-r moycm.n, in aud around North
field. Mas. rcprcscniinr furiy-siSi
diif-rco, naiiuns-Tucaday niFht n,
1lnrsiss ciinrci.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-04
HUERTA'S MESSAGE
Tells Mexican Congress He
Seeks Peace for Country.

Mexico City, April 1.-"Before
leaving these precincts | must en-
grave upon your hearts that it is my
purpose. as have said before to the
national congress, to achieve the
peace of the country and. if to do so,
your sacrifice and mine shall be in
dispensable. you and will know how
to sacrifice ourselves. This is my
purpose or, what is the same thing,
my profession of political faith"
With this statement. President
Huerta ended his message to con-
gress. which convened today. The
document otherwise was devoid Of
sensational statements or dramatic
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-04
DECLINES OFFER.
Of An AttOrneyShip With Head.
quarters at Chattanooga.

Hon. John C. Duffy has declined
an appointment rendered him by Sem
ator Ollie James for a position as
attorney to the interstate Commerce
Commission at a salary of $500 a
year. The place requires headquar-
ters to be maintained at Chattanoo-
ga and Mr.. Duffy decided to remain
in Hopkinsville. He still has under
the matter of entering
the Congressional race.