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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the United States Trust COMPANY. of
New York, having rcsigi.cd rs trus-
tee under the unified htty-ycar / per
cent gold mortgage made by the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
TO the said United states Trust Com
pany. OF New York, as trustee dated
the 18th day Z November. 1909. the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany has, pursuant TO the provisions
Of the said mortgage by instrument
executed by order OF It's board of di-
rcctorS, duly appointed the New York
Trust Company. trustee under the
said unified mortgage. TO ill the va
caucy caused by the resignation OF
said United states Trust Company. Of
New York
Dated May |. 1914
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
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BAUMAN * HINES, MOTORCYCLES
and bicycle supplies. repair work a
speciality. Monroe 1896
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
WANT AID. RATES

THE TIMES DISPATCH
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FOR S.NLiI-IIouscs.

FOR SALE, WAITER FRONT HOUSES.
with I'll modern convcnicnccs. over
looking Fort Monroe and Hampton
Roads: good boating, fishing: two
minutes walk to Buckroe car line.
For further particulars. address II.
;. WILSON, l.. .. Box IS. Phocbus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

FIVE ACRES OF LAND. IN HENRTCo
COUNTY. VA, on THE QUIoCCAsIN
ROAD.
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FOR SALE, AT a. r. HENVITT'S
stable. COS East Cary Street. one
of the handsomcst pair of gray horses
in the state, aged FIVE years old;
weight, $500. These horses are
sound and straight. and extra well
broke. and we have several other
good work horses
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NINE ROOM RESI-
d"nce. modern. right In heart of best
location OF Highland PARK: FIRST Hat
nov rented for SIS per month. Price.
SJ.T5V This i sacrifice. G sol.
care Times Dispatch
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WANTED-I3ourd


W Az Ed, by YOUNG LADY. ROOM
and board facing Chimhorago Park:
private family preferred. state terms
Address q 100. care Times Dispatch
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
BACNAN X HINES. 2IO North Third
: Str,et rhOne Monroe 1896.
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clerks Thousands appointments
.somimg. Apply FRANKLIN INSTi-
TITE. DOM, 4a0-M. Rnchnster \. i
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WANTED. TRAINED %EWSpApEU
man for city editor morning daily.
,.iNe differences. Address FOURTH
ESTATE, care News and observer.
Raleigh, ~ G.
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STUpEBAkER RuGGlES. SURVEYS
ana cnaoi t VI. lnunnary, farm and
buggy. $50; runabout. sea. ono furi.i-
tire wagon. 7. II. DUE &; co. SO4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

MEN AED WOMEN WANTED TO FILL
hundreds government lie Jobs: sos
l" ''5D month sample examination
ana questions and list OF positions
available free. write ltnmcdiatc-
-: FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
i3n.M Enrhnatc- - Y - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
PROPERTY OF TUCKAHoE AND
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COM
PANY'S PROPERTY.

BY virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated January \, 1894, between tho
Tuckahoo and James River Railroad
Company and II. w. Wesson. trustee.
recorded In the clerks Office OF tho
Circuit Court OF Henrico County, Deed
Book 145-A. page So. default having
been made In the payment OF the debt
therein secured to DO paid. and beine:
required so 70 do by tho hondholdcrs. the
undersigned having been duly sub
stitutcd ms trustee for said II. w Wes-
son by order or the Circuit Court
20, 1919. VIII sell at public auction. at
Inc front door Of isnrico County Court
streets. Richmond. Va, on
THURSDAY. MAY IA. 1914.
at II O'Clock noon.
braced in said deed OF trust, to-wit
All and singular the entire line OF
railroad OF the Tuckahoe and James
milcs) in the County of Henrico. Va.
row in operation between Lorraine sta
ton. on the James River branch OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. and Clayton, In Henrico County.
Va. together with all corporate rights.
tolls and income thereof. and It's real
and personal property.
IN: personal property consists prln-
cipally OF n second hand locomotive en-
CINE. in good working condition, and
iive miles OF 66-lb. steel rails
TERMS: Cash.
II. T. LEAtIST.
Substituted Trustee
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ROWLAND.
81 Wall Street. New York.
GEORGE BRYAN.
Richmond. Va.
Attorneys for Bondholders.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP -MNiI.DIATE DE.
;lEtry CON account putting in q
larger cnginc). one Ial.c &. Iodlev
nirder type Corl!ss engine; cyl.nde,
! by i, inches. nyWherl, - fec,
diameter. 20 inches face UNION
SEED i FERTILIZER COMPANY
Raleigh. X g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
To The creditors Of l. IL GARRETT.
OF Cedar Lane In the county Of
Notice Is hereby given that on the
Isl day OF May, ~. u. 1919. the said l.
H. GARfETT was duly adjudicated
bankrupt. and that the trst meeting of
creditors VIII be held at my office. iO99
Mutua! Building. in Richmond. Va.
on the I'D DAY OF MAY, y. D. 1914 at
II o'clock In tho forenoon, at which
time tho said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may propcrlv
come before said meeting.
{. /. CARDWELL.
May II. 1914.
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FOR SALE, VERY CENTRALLY IO-
Gated SIX chair barber shop: good
business; cheap rent great bargain
Tor quick buyer. T. I03, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

FOR SALE. ONE TWO-TiORSE RJ!;
Der tire carriage. II North Fifteenth
.-frNef
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NOTICE,-i.cpnl

V II g y | AN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE. CITY OK RICH
MOND. THE lGrH DAY OF APRIL.
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SITUATION WANrEn-,tal.

ROOI>llEEpER. WITH EIGIfr
TcorS' experience, wants to make
change. Address = 1906. Times Dis
rn1ch.
i Y j T. RI Il CrD EOOKKEEPER
twenty years old desires posi-.
ton Q once. Eastman business Col
leEc graduate. best references. Go
anywhere. willing 90 work a week
for nothing 10 prove ability. Ad-
dress c. J. <, care \. T. T.. Blue
Spring RUN, Va
WANTED, y POSITION ny REGIS
tered pharmacist. AGED twcnty-oieht
tsingle), small town preferred: now
employed; references. Address Lock
Box No. s, Shipman, Va
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MiCiiDSCOFE, TITKF.Ti POWER LENS
second hand, In good condition. Al
dress DIR. :. L. =, -. Farmvillc. IA.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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SEE Us FOR PLEASURE AND BUSI-
h"ss phactons; VIC have good as
SortmcEt. prices right.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

LARGE, THREE YEAR CALIFORNIA
privet, only 50 per i0O: two year.
average. two feet high, Sl.75. small
;car-oId plants. }!.@5. i. H. SWEET.
WayH,JbOro Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

NOTICE-I. BLUFOHD 8
20: deaicrs in rev ana rebuilt ma :
chtnery, boilers. engines. contrac-
tors equipment etc. announce their
removal to sol North Fifteenth
street. between Clay and Brown
SiLD.i.- ELnlmnnl "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14

PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
cleaned. blocked and rctrim;ned; no
acids used. SCiiI.OSS. So East Broad
street. Uptown branch, 223 West
BROAD Street
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY
to lend on nrst-class city and country
property IN any sums.
r. II, CHAFFIN & co. Inc.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
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ORIENTAL RUGS.
DON'T YoU WORRY.
MEETINGS,

THE ANNUAL MEETING; OF TIT
Mutual Assurance Society OF virginia
Viii be held AZ tho Office OF the So
cle;y on MONDAY. May Is. 1915 az:
o'clock Il. NJ.
G. MOTFIcTr KING.
Secretary.
STATED COMMUNICATIONS
EG OF metropolitan Lodge. No. II.
w ~. i. y y. NJ. viii be held in the
Masonic Temple THURSDAY EVE
MING, May a. 1914. at 8 o'clock
Members OF sister lodges and tran
By order OF the Worshipful Master.
w. y. WATKINS.
Secrctarv
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age. Rent. $40 per month Apply
1850 North Twcut*-lifth Street
WANTED
WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH
household goods IN any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTED. TO Buy SECONDHAND
fulnitur" I'm any quantity. Phone
Nom oc ISIS.
SHELVING WANTED WANTED TO
buy some good secondhand shelving,
suitable FOR paints or drugs. tiiNc
particulars and state whcr" shelving
can seen. ..ALPliA. i. .. Bon $50.
city.
WANTED. TO BCY \ SECONDHAND
typewriter. Must bc i'm good condi-
ton. Can Madison 11l3.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. Alt Ki%DS OF
second hand mechanical tools JET
l'EESDE LOAN OFFICE. 1905 F.a.t
Main street. Joseph Elsner. Pro-
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We viii. by virtue o: tho below
mentioned decree scll b. auction. I'm
front OF the iIcnrico County Court
house, on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-14
TRANSFERS

MlILNER'S TRANSFER. 400 NORTH
Ninth street. piano and furniture a
specially; trunks. 25c. Phone Madi-
son It45
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WAN'rE,D-ItoIiscs.

WANTED TO LEASE BUSINESS
hotel IN good town or city. Address
BOX No. ;. Lexington, VA.
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Notwithstanding

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter OF No. l445.
l.. l.. GARRETT, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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PERSONAL

HUMAN HAIR FOUGHT AND SOLD
at HCCiIESS. 200 North Third St.
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BOARDING

- --.~~- $4,000
TtRSw-CLASS APARTMENTS VApOR
heat, private batn AMI excellent
cuisine furnished 10 permanent and
ir4M!,s,,e ~ boafder5 At MRS. HORACE
cquippcd house. 200 East Franklin
street Table boardcrs = specially
WHEN YOU COME To RICHMOND
stop at 1000 East Clay Street, where
YOU can get nice, clean room for
toc, Meals served In old Virginia
ROOMS ANp BOARD. PERMANENT
or transient guests li5 East Frank .
lin. MRS. CHARLES X BOWERS.
Mrs. CAHELL II. CACTHORN
BOARDERs FOR LARGE. COOL
room. also table boardors ll2 East
Franklin.
%o WEST GRACE STREET. NICELY
furnished rooms: GARD. modern con-
bCAHDERs WANTED ~ sUBURBS:
and large Lawn. ten minutes rida
from Broad street on car line. Cali
Monroe aasi-J.
NICE ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT
board furnished or .unfurni she'd,
care Timcs-D Dispatch
BoARDERS AND ROOMERs WANT
~ T99t lrnGG33itioi; reia,sonable THE
WANTED-Eonrd
---------------------------------
WANTED. by YOUNC; LADY. ROOM
and board facing Ch.mhorazo Park:
private family preferred. state terms
Address q TOO. care Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT-ROo.us
---------------.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. COOI.
rooms: all modern convoniences: nm
surpassed table service ITO E.s,
Franklin street
f,,r,i:IaT $50 go, ,1Ntl ~ - -
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oNE TOR GROCERY WAGON. $40.

ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON.
newly painted. $50.
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FULL LINE TOP BUGGIES FOR THE
business man; also pleasure rigs OF
all kinds In stock. Wagons for evory
purpose. top ANA open. Easy terms.
y. MEf EiHS SONS. 13l EAST GARY
Street
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THAT THE TUXEDO pool ROOM.
5o7 Asst BROAD STREET. HAS
CHANGED HANDS NOW UNDER
NEW MANIAC EAIENT ENTIRELY.
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-
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FoR RENr-Furnishcd Apnrtmcnts

PARTY YACHTING J ESIRABI.E FIVE
room apartment IN the Hanover
Apartments desires 20 rent same
furnished or unfurnished Excellent
cafe IN basement. Phone Madison
flIO-J.
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LIST YOU: FARM WITH COTTREII.S
FARM AGENCY. Richmond. Va. pos
tai Will bring necessary blank
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THE HRlSTOW- WORSiiAN co. ~
North Fifteenth street iIcadouar-
tcrs for vehicles ana harness.
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BUGGIES AND WAGONS. ALL STYLES.
at right prices. Wagon and auto
mobile repairing a specially. SMITH
MOORE VEHICLE co, 3la North
Fifth street
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNl\E BROS, jewelers. 9l2
East ,a!n street. bus. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS ~ THE
LATEST STYLES. OLD gold and
silver always taken in exchange.
EXPERT on REPAIRING ALL THE
new styles heels. We make them
KOIiM'S ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR
ING SHOP. 2lo East Broad street.
Phone Madison COLI.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
That y j. ciucci viii not be respon-
shlc for any debts made In his name
by amy others than himself
tSngncd) y. +. CIUCCI.
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BY J. X. Kenly,
gyss.Ef1.rr

fIcSlttLt.
THE AMERICAN Ron COMPANY
Lynchhurs. Va. makes apple bar.
rcls, apple boxes. flour barrels and
silos; Wholesale and retail distribu-
tors OF cg. crates and rilcrs, repre-
sentinE tho largest ana best com
pany making hllcrs ana egg cases n
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roR observation-disclosures.

FOR RENT, LARGE STABLES. SIiIIDS
and pasturagc. Can be- used as stor-
age. kcut $40 per month Apply
1850 North Twcit*-nfth Street
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ON; RUBBER TIRED PifAETON.
good order. S75.
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SEE Us FOR YOUR BUSINESS BUG
~: we have them right: quality and
price TO suit
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APARTMENT COMPLETELY Fur
nishrd for housekeeping. phone. bath.
gas Madison J674-.I.
FLAT. THEREFOR SIN ROOMS AND
bath io6 East Marshall.
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SEE Us FOR LIGHT Tor BuGGIES.
runahouts and surreys; high grado
ana low prices.
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(Continued on Fifth page)
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ONE RUBBER TIRED TOP BUGGY.
$50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
SOUTH BEND To
BE REPRESENTED
Local Teachers tC Preside Over
Sectional Meetings of North
ern Indiana Association Be-
ginning April 2.

At the Northern Indiana Teachers
association. which will hold its 31st
annual meeting April ?. 3. 4. at In
dianapOlis, Rev. John Cavanaugh,
president of Notre Dame university,
will be one of the principal speakers.
The local schools will be well repre-
scented in the persons Of ]. a. Byers,
president of the Ward Principals sec
ton of the association; Alice Bradley.
vice president of the Primary and
Kindergarten section: Eugene Dodd.
president Of the Grade Teachers sec
ton, and Cora A. Ney. superintendent
of writing in the local schools, who
viii address the penmanship section on
Writing for Beginners, Friday. April
3. at meeting Of the writing section
in the ShOrtridge high school.
The headquarters of the association
will be at the ClaypOol hotel. The
Indiana Day program, April 3, will be
given in TomlinsOn hall at , p. m.
This is the principal meeting Of the as
ISOLATION. and it is at tins meeting that
Rev. John Cavanaugh will deliver his
address. Others on the program for
that occasion are Governor Samuel II.
RalstOn, Charles Warren Fairbanks.
Wilbur d. Nesbit, ]. Frank Hanly, II.
A. Brown. president of the aSsOcia-
ton. and DR.. Philander +. ClaXtOn,
United states commissioner of edu-
cation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
PLAN ANNUAL CHARITY
CONFERENCE IN CITY
May Bring Raymond Robbins to
South Bend TO Address Mass
Meeting.

Tentative plans for its annual mass
meeting were made Tuesday evening
at a session Of the board of directors
of the Associated Charities. The
matter OF expansion and the employ
ment of additional expert help TO as
sist in the constantly increasing work
OF the Organization were DISCUSSED but
no definite arrangements were made.
The date and place for the annual
mass meeting will be set later as soon
as a speaker for the occasion has been
procured. An effort is TO be made to
secure Raymond Robbins OF Chicago,
the well known social expert. The
mass meetings of the past two years
held in the Oliver opera house, were
both great successes.
The association which has been in
financial straits, has been conducting
a quiet educational campaign, repre-
sentatives of the organization having
appeared before clubs ard other asso-
Citations, as we'll as interviewing indi-
viduals in an effort to- create a more
widespread understanding of semitic
charity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
ATTORNEYS AGREE WHEN
CONTEST LOOKS CERTAIN
Restraining order Granted But Both
Lawyers See Way To- Compromise
and Mrs. Bourbon Wins.

Just after a restraining order had
been issued by the circuit court We'd
nesday enjoining Samuel Bourbon
from dispOsing of the household eff
fects OF himself and his wife, and
when a hard contest on Thursday
when the defense was to file counter
affidavit seemed imminent the Oppos-
ing attorneys in the suit started by
Nellie Bourbon against Samuel Bour-
don. got together and in less than
five minutes had peacefully arranged
the terms by which Bourbon should
contribute to his wife support.
Attorney Chester DuComb repre-
scented Mrs. Bourbon in this action and
filed a request for restraining order
to keep Bourbon from selling his fur
niture, which was partly owned by his
wife Attorney y. J.. Riley asked
time to file a counter affidavit and was
given until Thursday morning. The
attorneys met in the hall way and be-
fore the judge had finished entering
the decision on the docket. had re-
turned and announced that they would
withdraw their former action and had
arranged for n payment Of $3.50 a
week Mrs. Bourbon alleges in her
suit for divorce that her husband
threw a catsup bottle at her and
otherwise was cruel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
IF MEALS SOUR
AND TURN INTO
GAS, TAKE SODA

When everything we eat turns to
gas and we eructate sour food and
acrid fluids it means there is an excess
Of hydrochloric acid in the stomach.
says a noted authority. This irritat-
ing acid retards the process of diges-
ton and promotes food fermentation.
Our meals sour in the Stomach like
garbage in can, forming gases which
initiate the stomach like a toy balloon.
causing heavy, lump misery in the
chest. constant belching OF gas sour
risings or heartburn, fullness and
often nausea.
He tells us 10 lay aside all digestiEe
aids and instead, get from any pharm-
acy package OF 10 grain SOdagen
tablets and take one tablet anytime
followed by a tumbler Of water which
will instantly neutralize acidity. stop
food fermentation. absorb the gases
and sweeten the entire digestice sys-
tenn.
He further states that those troubled
with chronic acidity should take one
tablet regularly, an hour after meals
for a while, as this simple antacid Is
entirely harmless. being composed of
Soda, Magnesia and Calcium Carbon
ate L. s. p. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
AWAIT ANSWER
OF HUERTA TO u. S.
FORMAL DEMAND

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
citizen along the Rio Grande when
they appealed for aid. except when it
was too late. The defense of the
people on the border belongs to Tex
as. and they shall have its full pro
lection while l am governor. l am
trying to restrain myself, but it is al
most impossible in view of the out
RACES and indifference of the United
States. These bandits cross our Dor
der. kidnap our people, steal our
property. then go back into Mexico
and are safe. They know they are
safe. They know washington will do
nothing.
Superior TO President.
THE governor of Texas is superior
to the president of the United States
on matters entrusted to his care.
Suppose Bryan had been kidnapped
and butchered himself, would 1t have
amounted to any more than IN the
Vergara case. Citizens are entitle to
equal rights The democratic party
is drunk with power. Congressman
and senators have become towards
for political pelf and patronage.
Not one thus far has nerve enough
to stand up and defend Texas"
\ resolution agreeing with Mr.
Colqutt I'm his action and his defense
of the people Of Texas" was ruled out
of order on the ground that it was
against the policy Of the association
TO enter into politics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
BLIND TIGER CASES TO
BE TRIED ON THURSDAY
Sullivan and Sapp to Face Court Fol-
lowing Trials of Riot
Charges.

The blind tiger" charges instituted
against Joseph y. Sullivan ana Walter
Sapp in police court which were set
for trial for Wednesday, will be tried
directly after the completion of the
trial Of the "a riot cases which will
probably not be completed until
Thursday noon.
The cases were placed on the court
docket Wednesday morning and will go
to trial Immediately at the close Of the
other cases. Prosecuting Attorney
Montgomery declared.
Deputy Prosecutor Samuel Swartz
Will have charge of the cases if he re-
covers from injuries received at his
home Tuesday night, when he fell, sus-
tanning q severe cut on his head. He
was unable to be out Wednesday. In
case Swartz is unable TO be out Thurs
day Montgomery will appear.
Sullivan, it is reported, has been out
Of the city since he secured bonds on
the bribery charges filed against him
in circuit court. 1t is said he has been
troubled with rheumatism for some
time and that he is taking battle there.
The cases will be tried before Lem
J. Dare, who was appointed by Judge
Herbert Warner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
FRANKLIN SHOWS
VITAL WORK Of
COUNTRY CHURCH
Urges Stronger Organization in
Address Before Convention
of County Congregations
Wednesday Morning.

That it is necessary to build up a
stronger county organization to
strengthen the machinery OF the
church and TO bring about increased
results both in winning larger num-
bers to the church and in carrying on
foreign work. were the vital points
made by Rev. Cecil Franklin in his
address at the First Christian church
Wednesday morning at the county
convention of Christian churches.
Delegates from ten churches were
present. County work by the Chris
tan churches as a unit was the gen.
eral subject discussed. The session
began at 1880 o'clock and occupied
the day. A program has been pre-
pared for the evening. Rev. Mr..
Franklin was the principal speaker of
the forenoon session. His subject
was: County Organization and the
Fellowship of the County Churches.
He pointed out that the organization
brought the individuals into a closer
relationship with each others prob
lens.
E. X. Van Wrinkle, Of AIishawaka.
was the second speaker, talking on
missionary work in the country. f.
w. Akeman, of New Carlisle, Ed.
Christian church, and Charles z.
DRAPER of Mishawaka, also spoke
during the morning.
Erward Branham, of North Liberty.
spoke at the afternoon session on
county evangelism. A business ses-
sion followed, an address being given
by A. l.. Martin. of La Fontaine. II
is expected that a large number will
attend the evening session. De For
rest Mullins of Lakeville, will lead in
the devotional service and Mr.. Martin
will deliver the sermon.