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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

|cARPENTERs WANTED 1aIAIED1-
ATEhT N LARGE NUMBER BY
POINT, VA. NAIL APPLICATIONS
NOT CONSIDERED. APPLY IN PER-
son, BRlSGiNG TOOLS. WAGES. SO
3FOTt 10 HOURS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INSURANCE opportunity. Large acct
dent and health company has esta0 :
ltshed general agency at Richmond to
turn over To insurance man of proven
ability. Also agency openings through
out Virginia Address with full par
ticulars Box l. 535. care Tines-Dis-
patch.
IS THERE a MAN IN RICHMOND
WHO enjoys first-claas reputation
and strong personality, who is old
enough and experienced enough to
know n strictly high-grade PROPOSE
tton when he sees It. and IL in all other
essentials qualified to present to tho
average Investor stock in y business
with an unqueHtioncd reputation and
record. plus exceptional possibilities
In the manufacture and sale OF pro-
duct that has estaolished itself where
ever 1t Is known. To one such man
We have q lucrative opening Address
with franhness and confidence. l. 53e.
care Times Dispatch.
WHY PAY RENT7 MONEY LOANED
ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED
STATES TO BUY OR BUILD HOMES
AND !MPRoyE PROPERTY; long
TIME, EASY PAYMENTS, WITH PRE-
PAYMENT PRIVILEGE. WRITE FOR
FREE BooKLET. REPKEsENTA:.
MUTUAL BUILDING, RICHMOND, VA.
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RAILROADS..
Richmond, ffederlClSb'g Z Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASH. ysT0H ARp 6sYoHp.

.Daily. fWeskdayt. 4sundays emily.
All trnlxs to Or from BYRD Street Station
Gsop et Elba. Tins q arrivals and departures
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

NINE white pekin ducks, one drake,
$3.50. Five white wyandotte cock
Holland turkeys. Further particSlar se
r. S, Dickinson. Louise, Va
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SITUATION wASrEp-,,aie

WANTED, n position by an energetic
young assistant registered phurma-
Plat good references; been ut Rikere,
n New York, but was TO pass Virginia
|6onrd. l. b3s, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, farm To work on shares:
owner furnish: take ut once. II. -.
H.. Jones Clements, Swanshoro, Va
MARRIED man wants work on farm
for 1915. Can give best OF reference
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WALL PAPERING.

u. B. Brauer, the wallpaper man. See
him and save money, 10S North
|, Eighth Street Phone Monroe 500
j. w. Smithers & Co, leaders In fine
wall paper, painting and deeoratirg.
gel EnSt Main,
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FOR sALE-yehicles.

ONE groeery wagon $50. one $50. one
$50, one raHtabout $50. and sa5. One
furniture wagon. one light truck, one
gies, surrcys and runabouts. For bar
gains. see Thos. H.. Duke 6 Co. S0x
BROOK Avenue.
AT cost Will sell for the !,
husiness wagons of all styles at fac
tory cost TO Introduce o
Richmond. II you arc interested II,
a a%Sfsan In the Seiissrg wagon line
Murphy's Hotel. Richmond, representa-
tive OF Rock IIill Buggy Company,
Rock Iiill. S. G.,
ONE rubber tired business buggy, s65
ONE steel-tired top buggy, $40.
AUTO bodioa In stock to Mt Ford chas.
sis; several styles to select from.
BUGGIEs and wagons of all kinds for
evory purpose,
REPAIRING and painting neatly done;
prompt service: reasonable charges
A. MEYERS SONS.
7Si East Cary Street
ONE double truck With top in good
SEVERAL single trucks; 2 top buggies
$lU each.
COMPLETE stock OF open and top de-
livery wagons; business buggies. sur
reys and runaOouts.
ROBES, blankets. horse covers and
REPAIRING, painting.
b. q. BRISTOW.
1423 East Main Street
11-15 North Eighteenth Street.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.

SIX or aevcn-r room apartment, furnisii
12s. caro- limos Dispatch.
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WANTED. to buy for cash household
goods In any quantity. Phone Madi.
aon 1851
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FOR sAAE-si.chi,.ry.

BOILERS and engines. all sizes, wood
working machinery and contractors
equipment. Condition guarant.,
Hiuford g. Co. Z
BOILERS and engines, all sizes. wood
working, machinery and contractors
equipment. Condition guaranteed. L.
Biuford e. Co.
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FOR RENT-Houses.

FOR rent, 1908 West Avenue, corner
house; steam heat; rooms and bath.
Apply above number.
FOR rent. now 6-room house. No, 90
mace heat. $40 a month. Apply Davis
Rros.. Inc. 2510 West Main Street
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S OUTHERN RAILWAY

S OUTHER.N RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH,
Trains Leave Riehmond-Mnin st. station,
as Information and not guaranteed For the
south-Dailyi 4, n, -Locai 1880 A. a.,
Lighted sleeping Cars for Atlanta and mir,
;ni9Ehem. 1889 M.+Expresa. Week Days:
York Diver I-ine--5:In p. M,-stsamer train.
Daily, Local, connecting for baltimore, daily
DRiiy-I.ocal. -
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the South,
West Point; a:io A. H. and e:i5 +. Ii, daily,
II. l.. BISHOP, d. p,
oO1 Z. Main ST. Phona Madisnn III
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING,

CLEANING AND PRESSING.
SUITS secured and pressed or French
cleaned and pressed for rs cents. A.
store with tho big ' glass front. Phone
Madison 7098. Parcel post paid, one
way, on out-of-town work.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE commercial bodies made
to order. Richardson Brothers. GIG
Brook Avenue.
KLINE. "30'' 5-passenger 1919, needs
pePfect nfherWi ha Prins st5 4ardnt is go
care Times Dispa toll
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NOR RENT-Roon,s.

NICELY furnished sunny front room
suitable for 2 employed. Electricity
telephone, etc; private family. Il
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST, Sunday night, between Laurel
and Grace and First and Marshall, u
lady's double case gold watch. Lib
erai reward IL returned to L. Leslie
i.oth, l-2 East Marshall or call Mad
ison 7477-J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, to rent for winter months,
Furnished housekeeping apartment OF
two bedrooms, sitting-room, dining
room and serveant's room. Phone Mad
ison 1920.
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WANTED, party 70 Interest himself in
official capacity In INSURANCE organ.
ization and aid in reorganization OF
board. Splendid opportunity. Address
Is 225, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

III looking for work, see Virginia Sc
lect Employment Agency, 3l6 North
Second,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Norfolk & Western RaiIway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN Effect May 10, 1914
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond, For
HohFoLk: $40 a. NJ. 'a;oo r. n. .tns
FOR LYNcHHuRG AND THE WEST:
' Arrive III .eh chm "A III from N 81 a
~, '6:as p, NJ, .ll;so p. II, From the West;
$50 4, NJ. t2;lo p. H.. i:to r. M. 'a;os p.
'Daily tDniiy ercsp. Sunday. SUNDAY
W p. nEyILL. W. C. SAUNDERS,
r. M a6 5ssEGke = q. z, A.; Ro,nSt.
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FOR RENT-Roou,s

TO young couple without children, 8
[, bright rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping; hot water heat, electric
lights, use Of bath and phone. 1915
Hanover Avenue.
BRIGHT. attractive rooms; seryfce
heat, 201 East Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

IaGE of skilled Iabor-It becomes
harder each year for unskilled men
TO ind stendy work. in tho navy YOU
1win receive practical training and
1chance to learn useful trade. Pay
a5teady and increases with competency.
apply for full Information, Navy Re-
IGruiting stDtion, Allison building,
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(COMPOSiTORS - Monotypo keyboard
and caster operators wanted at once.
y2l per week. Steady work; no union.
DonaidHon Ackiss Printing Co, Nor
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SHOESl SHOES, SHOES.
923 East Broad. near City Hall, Ia the
new homo OF Bowden's Sample ahoo
Store, Good shoeB cheap for tho whole
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FOR sALE--Business.

SALOON for sale on account OF being
unable to give same proper atten-
ton: good location. Address Box 151.
Danville, Va
FOR Hale. new suburban hotel In fee,
near PiInlico race track, all modern
conveniences. Doing good BUSINESS oil
year round, about $4,000 Il year. VIII
sell cheap: Good REASON for selling.
Gardner, Proprietor. Arlington, Baiti-
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WANTED. men TO learn barber trade :;
Tor competent graduates; wonderful
demand for BARRIERS. Free catalogue
Richmond Barber College, Richmond,
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ROOFING.

PAINT your roof now. Our work guar.
anteed. Estimate FREQ. Call Madi.
son 2763. The Alcatraz Co.
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INFORMATION wANTEp.

ANY information as to the present ad-
dress OF Mr. j. r. Holland, formerly
of 20l2 Gilbert street. will BIO appre-
ciated. Phone Randolph SSH.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Femaie.

~ LADY or refinement, who IS an un-
dergraduate nurse with training and
experience, desires general nursing:
of references, Address Miss II. Funk
houscr. Cloyordale. Va
ENPERT stcnographer desires posf-
tion. Address Miss X. l0S West Cary.
EXPERIENCED young lady copIst do
sires position. Address Miss d. Box
YOUNG lady desires position in doc
tors office. Telephone Randolph
17G4-J.
WANTED. small family washing at 90{
North Fifth Street.
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HELP wAsTED-sfale

BECOME railway mail clerks: S1B
month. Examinations coming. Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 1907, Rochester. n. Y.
TO make 1890 to $1,000 O year; learn
high-class adwriting under expert
enced man; only $50. Address G. l34,
[care Times -Dispa tch.
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,yHAUFFEUR, truck or private. Can
keep up car. Sellers. eel South Lau-
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WANTEp-ReaI Estate.

LIST your farms with J. A. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
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WANTED. employment In city or coun-
Ivy, for white and colored boys. aged
IL to II years. Eight boys want jobs
low. Juvenile Court OF Richmond,
,h2ne Randolph 62o, Room 8, City
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JOHN l.. WILLIAMS & SONS.

NOTICE or REDEMPTION FOR SINK
ING FUND OF FIRST MORTGAGE, &
PER CENT. TEN-YEAR GOLD
BONDS OF Usage MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
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LOST, female collie. sable white around
mock and on feet, 1 months old. An
sWers to name OF Snooksic. Return to
Boa North Twelfth Street and receive
reward, Randolph 3643.
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ExCHANGE-Re.l Estate.

DESIRABLE steam-heated two-fiat
building in Chicago for Went End
or Westhampton house or vacant or
small nearby farm. Address Box SIS,
Richmond.
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NOT1CE-Leeal

NOTICE. Is hereby given that on Mon
day. Noyemher 90, 1914, at 10 o'oioois
offer for sale ut public auction. ut the
request OF the holder, at their office
No sol East Main Street, Richmond
500 each, of the preferred stock Of Al
tavista Cotton Mills, incorporated, q cor
poration doing business at Altavlsta
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|[OING married man wants steady
work of some kind Fair education.
IobeT and industrious. - 12,s care
Yeines- Dispatch.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

COAL AND WOOD
THAT burns make comfort and happi-
H.. ness IN the home; Have been pleas
once. longs. 1906 West Broad.
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DETECTIVES.

BRAnFORD'S DETECTIyE SERVICE,
SOUTHERN BUILDING, WASH.
INGTON. ID. G.
LICENSED by an act OF Congress.
cd 1885,. Expert secret service, any
cause, all sections. Over thirty years
practical eSperiente quallnes us to give
expert confidential advice to people
suffering annoyance Of business or
AN opportunity to DO q detective
Write Chns o. Burch. Private Detec-
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BUSINESS CARDS.

HoEhIWeo % eEMETERy G0MPA ANY
soBbiHe d n2 eEs G9o PH nS WAG 9k
OR GARL0AD, OR WOULD CON,
CUTTING THE TuKF IN SOME GOOD
PASTURE CONVENIENT TO CITY
HHAASbb OR RA 1 8 q p :, J9dN T.
PHONE MADISON 244e.
WORTHAM PEATROss,
Engineering and Surveying.
County Phone Hanover. Va
CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom prices
Empire Shoe Company, 504 West
broad Street.
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad es thc soutJ

AIASASSAASAS SSAS3S AkAAO
The h sssndsId J Rsilrssd as Che south
TRANS sf EGavE R Aehii Il is pAItY
- Fer tior,de and South; SALE A. NJ and en-
For Norfolk: $500 A. NJ. sses p. H.. tas
rsf ss:,s&pw, n.y. s.so West; s.is a. n. 81,
81; sis :: IT. #. s s:$s !. r. r. s:ss 4
For doidsboro and Fayetteville: .4:lo p. NJ.
n Trains s H s.5 RishmSad daily; s:S M
IS It." s:s T. NJ s'' 10 s Nj III. fi 80 F T.
:.lSeep.. sunday fsandsy. only.
Time OF arrival and departure ana oonnss-
'es' 's sA Saefsais.a D. p. a. "a. u.,a 81
Richmond Chesapeak. Bay Railway Corn,ant
sthADULE EStICrltE AfHlL IA
supersedinE Schedule OF May so, 1912.
Trains leave Richmond B'6i50 A. n,
- 4. n. rs a. NJ g a. M. '.1o a. ~
r. si.. 5.ao p. d. aaco i. NJ. rio r. NJ
Bs p. NJ. 30 r. ~. 10 r. NJ, ii rs F.-H.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 4. ". Rss
:. n. =. NJ. no 4, A., 10 a: y. Ell
=. M p. A.. no r. al. $40 r, Il. II
snsfiy except SUNDAY easnndaH saiy.
sEAbOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
"The iIosrsssi,o HALLWAY OF tho SOUTH
so Son sssipa sahedsd 70 Leave Riph
81 TssRs5fs aH s?afsa 'laan's s.. s!.
aas ST. :. se '1ti aps S BIZ
s5d eosches Jacksonville.
Richmond daily: 1853 A NJ. SOD A. NJ. y;cf
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WANTED-Roonns

NICELY furnished. heated room. Ca
Randolph SD61-J.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Comrsny.
Office OF the Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of Stockholders
Of the Atlantis Go n,s Line Railroad
the company In the city OF Richmond.
Va. on TUESDAY, tho 17th, day Of
The transfer books of the ,,mpany
will close Wednesday. November (,
1914, At 3 o'clock p. NJ, and Will be
1914. at 10 O'Clock \: NJ,
II. l. BORDEN.
Secretary.
Octobe- al. 1911
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company,
Office of the Secretary,
lar annual meeting OF stockholders
OF The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company will be held at the office OF
tho company In the city of Richmond.
Va. on TUESDAY. the 18th day of No
vcmber. 1914. at 1890 o'clock z. NJ.
H. l.. BORDEN,
Secretary.
October 81 1914
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Observation-Disclosures Fla,

WANTED, by married couple for wiz
ter months. furnished home or apart
naent: best residential section. Addres
A. A. c.. care Times-Dispatch.
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AUTO bodios In stock to At Ford chas-
sis; several styles to select from.
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HHORKS Of any kind in warm place.
Part or whole time. day or night
8SEe g.. American, rs. care Times
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LOST. between Tenth and Old Market,
gold bracelet chaste on one side. Re-
ward X returned to Office Business
MEMS Club
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WANTED position unregistered, drug
clerk. IL years good practical e1-
+ Int employers. Address c, L. Redmond.
40 Jennings Street. Bennettsville.
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BUGGlEs and wagons of all kinds for
cvory purpose,
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FOR sALE-ReaI Estate.

Id to 2 LIZ million feet standing
nine timber for sale at public auo-
ton November II. 1914. Write l.. l.,
Heale, Special Commissioners. Frank
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REPAIRING and painting neatly done:
prompt service: reasonable charges.
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,HAuFFEUR MECHANIC .(I1nglishman)
wants engagement Nine years OK
yhole period. Age "a. Total abtainer.
Brown, 612 Dock Street, Stubensville,
The Ocala evening star., 1914-04-10
TIE RESPECT Of
OTHER nations
Is Something. Says Senator Lodge,
that the United States Cannot
Afford to Lose

Washington, April 10.-Senator
Lodge. ranking republican member
of the foreign relations committee,
addressed the Senate yesterday in
support Of President Wilson's Pan
anna canal tolls policy. He main
tanned vigorously the legal right Of
the United States to exempt its
shipping, foreign as we'll as coast
wise, from tolls, but declared that "a
decent respect to the opinions of
mankind and the "distrust and in
some cases dislike" with which the
United States is regarded abroad,
demanded prompt repeal of the ex-
emption clause Of the canal act.
Whether we shall insist upon
giving to our ships two or three mill
lions OF dollars in disputed way is,
in my conception, a very small ques-
ton compared to the larger issues
which are here involved said the
ed, the United States occupied a
higher and stronger position among
the nations Of the earth than at any
period in our history. Never before
had We possessed such an influence
in international affairs, and that in
fiuence had been used benefciently
and for the worlds peace in two con-
spicuOus instances-at Portsmouth
and at Algeciras. Never before had
our relations with the various states
of Central America been so good. 1t
seemed as if the shadow OF suspicion
which owing 10 our dominant and at
times dOmineering power, had dark
ened and chilled our relations with
the people Of Latin-America had at
last been lifted. This great position
and this commanding influence have
been largely lost
The Ocala evening star., 1914-04-10
SOUTH LAKE WEIR

South Lake Weir, April 9.-The
many friends of Mr.. Robert F. Tur-
ner, who went back north a short
time ago, will be sorry to learn of
his death, which took place April 2,
at his old home in Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. Chas. E. Brown and DR.. Wat
son of Webster, came UP last Thurs
day in Mr.. Browns car and took
Miss Irene Gates and Master Karl
Brown home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dolsan opened up
the Bonnie View House last Sunday
afternoon. There were between rs
and 100 guests present. A great
many enjoyed the bathing in the
lake, while others were amused by
some fine singing and music and all
were served with ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolsan are ideal enter
tainers and know how to entertain
and make things pleasant, for ALL
The wedding invitations are out
for the Albertson and Black we'd
ding, which is to take place next
Wednesday night at the Weirsdale
church.
Mr.. Steven Stanton who has been
at the Carey House for the winter,
left for his home in Massachusetts
Monday. Mrs. Stanton will remain
here for awhile and enjoy the balmy
spring air.
Mr.. Milton Albertson and Paul
Schmid, who have been down to Or
,lando packing fruit, have returned
home.
Mr.. j. E. Adams is in Gambler for
this week looking after Mr. A. Ad-
ans grove there.
The Ocala evening star., 1914-04-10
GOOD ROADS MEN
At GAINESVILLE
Scores of Leading Workers for Bet
ter Highways Convened i'm the
University City

Gainesville, Fla, April 10.--The
Florida State Good Roads Associa-
ton convened here yesterday morn
ing. The attendance was not large
when the session opened, but dur
ing the morning the number was
swelled by several delegations, that
from Live Oak being especially
strong. Capt. w. ]. Hillman led the
Live Oak representatives Before
noon the attendance was more than
100 with reinforcements constantly
arriving. Jacksonville sent a delega-
tion of twenty-five or thirty.
The welcoming address over, Sec
retary A. B. Dunrfing and Treasurer
j. w. White made their annual re-
ports, which were adopted as read
and the officers were rendered votes
OF thanks. The following resolution
offered by j. W. White of Jackson
vile, was adopted:
Whereas, the Florida Good
Roads Association has been asked to
consider and act on the forming OF
federation with the National High
ways Association; therefore, be it
resolved, by this. association in con-
vention assembled, that the question
of such federation be left to COM
m:ttee of three to be appointed by
the president with full powers to act
and authority to make such changes
in the present constitution and by
laws as may be necessary to effect
this federation with the National
Highways Association.
President Alderman, Treasurer
White and Frank E. Dennis were
named as the committee.
The Ocala evening star., 1914-04-10
SALVE FOR THE
GREASER SORES
Long, Strong Pull by United States
OF Colombia on Uncle Sans
Fat, Juicy Leg

Washington, April 10.-Undis-
guised qualification is felt by ad-
ministration officials here at the
prospect of finally healing the breach
between the United States and Co.
lombia through the treaty signed at
Bogota. If this convention is ratified
by the two countries, as officials are
confident it will be, it will close
amically bitter controversy, which
was brought on by the secession of
Panama in 1903 and the granting to
the United States of the canal zone,
which has cast blight on the rela-
tions between the United States and
all Latin America.
The principal article provides for
the payment to Colombia of S25,-
600, 900, six months after ratification
has been exchanged between the two
countries, as indemnity for the loss
es she has sustained. This is grant
ed in a lump sum and the treaty
does not attempt to specify how
much for the loss of the Panama
railway rights.
Colombo is grantcl the right to
ship coal, salt and petroleum from
her Atlantic to her Pacific ports,
either through the canal or across
the Panama railway, without any
charge other than the cost OF freight,
no duty being assessed. These ar
ticles are no. produced along the
Pacific side OF the country and
mountains prevent easy communica-
tion overland through Colombia
A third article fixes the boundary
line between Colombia and Panama,
and restores to the latter a strip of
territory which has been claimed by
Panama. This line is the same as
that which was provided in the Cor
tes Arosmena treaty between Colom-
bia and Panama, one of the triparte
treaties never ratified by Colombia,
except that it fixes definitely the
point on the Pacific coast where the
boun 1ary terminates, which is to be
midway between Points Cocalita and
Ardita. The former treaty left this
point to be settled by a tribunal of
arbitration to. be appointed.
A treaty, however, between CO.
1n0o bio au1 papauoa will bo pnooc-
sary before this boundary settlement