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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
FREE EXHIBITION
OF $4,000 CHARTS
RESULTS OF MANY YEARS OF
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON
ALCOHOL DISPLAYED.

After number of years of research
in libraries IN this and other countries
a set of fifty scientific charts has been
published at great cost Including
the expense of preparation of the ac-
curate information they contain, and
of making the plates for the first edi-
ton, this wonderful set Of charts cost
about $4,000,
They are based in many instances
upon actual experiments made by
some of the most famous specialists
in the world. and the effect of alcohol
upon the human system is strikingly
and accurately shown.
The charts are attractively printed
quite a number Of them in con-
trasting colors, and two of the most
interesting are those containing the
picture of the German emperor and
his opinion about alcohol. and of the
Titanic with. its lesson to those who
care to see it.
These expensive and most interest
ing charts are now attractively on
exhibition at 70l East Grace street.
and all who care to do so are cordially
invited to call and see them. Therc
are facts of interest to old and young
alike and all will be cordially wei
coined. A little trip through this
scientific. yet comprehensive. gallery
will not only be of interest. but profit
TO those who wish the facts concerning
one OF the most discussed things in
the world. 1t will be open to the pub
lie from $50 A. M. until $50 p. M.
every week day except Sunday until
further notice. The closing hour on
Saturday Ia o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
MEANS NOTHING,
VILLA DECLARES

FL Paso. Texas. July 15,--'It means
absolutely nothing TO US. the resigna-
ton of Huerta.'' declared Francisco
Villa today villa reached the border
this morning early and when told
this afternoon that Huerta had re-
signed In favor OF Carhajal. he made
the above statement Then he con-
tinued: ANY man named by Huerta
must, and does. stand for the same
thing Huerta stands for, and he must
GO We viii continue the war and
take Mexico City by force OF arms
ard drive the Huertistas out OF the
country
Among the CarranZa supporters In
Ell PsSo, however. the resignation OF
Huerta was taken to mean the end
Of the war. or virtually SO.
One OF the Carranza officials de-
clared this evening that he expected
Cara bajal 10 call upon the troops of
General Candida Aguiiar, a Car
rama comma nder In the State of Vera
Cruz. to come TO the capital to help
preserve order and prevent footing by
Zapata, Delao and other southern
rebel leaders. and that this would
form the Carbaial pre;ext for turning
over the government to the Carranza
followers,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
HUERTA JUST|F|ES
WATCHFUL-WA|T|NG
POLICY OF WILSON
Administration Officials De-
lighted Over Dictator s Alb
dication - Bryan Congratu-
lates President

Washington, July 15.--No formal
comment was made by either President
Wilson or Secretary Bryan tonight on
the resignation OF Huerta- 1t was APP
parent, however. that the administra-
tien officials were delighted over the
development and that they were pre-
pared 10 contend that 1t justified Presi-
dent Wilson's policy OF watehful wait
ing.
The first official news of Huerta's i'm
teDtiou came from the Brazilian min
lister in Mexico City, who is represent
ing the United States there. HIS dis
patch announced that Haerta would
resign at 4 o'clock and be succeeded
by Carbatai two hours later. 1t Is
understood that the dispatch also in
d!cated that Cartsa jail had every dis
position to enter into an ARRANGEMENT
for the pacification Of Mexico.
AS soon as Secretary Bryan received
word of this dispatch he called the
president ON the telephone and congra-
tulatad him on the successful con-
summation of his Mexican policy.
other officials, however. failed 70
iciu In Mr. Bryan's enthusiasm and
~ pressed the fear that the severest
test OF the administration policy was
get 10 come.
Officials ri the state department
made it plain that today's developments
IN no way affected the situation at
Vera Cruz The turning over of the
government 20 Carbajsi had resulted
merely in the substitution of an ad-
ministration OF Huerta's own making,
and the American forces will remain
uatli a substantial settlement of Mex
lcos internal difficulties have been
brought about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
REBEL VICTORY
DOES NOT MEAN
END Of FIGHTING
Success of Constituencies
Will Be Followed by Counter
Disturbances in Their Rear


Washington, .Iuiy ] 5.-That the con-
stitutionallsts are having serious
trouble in controlling the territory they
have occupied was indicated in "A dis
match To the war department. today
reportjng the capture OF the town ut
palor7as b4 A band e. Ia &iers who
Killed the entire garrison ri the place.
Tho attacking forces numbered 395.
according te tine war department. ad-
vices. which were contained IN a regu-
lar military report from Calumbus.
New Mexico. and transmitted through
Fort Sam Houston at san Antonio.
The hand was under the command Of
Rooue Gomez ard is supposed 10 have
come from the vicinity Of CaJon
Bonita.
Numerous Raids.
There have. been "A number af raids
in Northern Mexico by some bands Of
,rrec.flJars according IL Official adj
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Had Wife, Voted;
Death Reveals Her
Sex After iOYears

Tampa, Florida. July 15.--"Hiran
Calder" is dead at Orlando OF
liagsa.
f'Calder," who was for ten years a
htdent of this city and of Orlando,
% known as man and not until a
n DAYS ago. when the supposed man
8 taken to a charity hospital, suf-
hing with tho lcathsome disease, VAS
discovered the "he" was a woman.
R.Calder'' came 10 this city from Nor
X. Va, with woman, supposed To
his" wife. She died at Tampa
10 years ago
f'Calder' hli been working since
IN at Orlando in bakery, For the
lire decade Calder exercised the
hts of franchise al elections. voting
/ every opportunity. He" and his
opposed wife were people of re-
sment. On her deathbed, the wo-
Ia kept grln'y silen. about the sec
of her strange metamorpholsis.
ere is no clue as to relatives Or the
mans rea, name
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Today's Meeting of Directors
Will Be Most Eventful in
History
Financial District
Greatly Disturbed
Yesterdays Sale of 1920
Shares Set New Record and
Cause Loss of Over Four
Points

New York, July 15.--With the stock
of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad selling at ~ IA. a
loss of 229 points from the high, rec
ord price In 1898 and "A drop Of % ia
points from the high Of the year. and
The government suit against the COM
pany pending, it was generally con-
coded today that tomorrow meeting
of the boa d of directors would prob
IA hiy be the most eyentful In its his
tory, No one in the financial district
would deny that a crisis In the roads
AFFAIRS had been reached. but conjec-
ture failed as to what the outcome
might be,
1t was generally conceded that there
were several possibilities, which might
result from tomorrow meeting
among them plea for friendly re-
Ownership by those interested ia the
anairs of the company, or that the III .
rectorS might rciterate their ref,fea' to
agree to the demands OF the Nasss -
ehusetts legislature regarding the
separation of the Boston and Maine
from its parent property In case that
the directors took the latter stcp, II
Is not improbable that the attorney
general OF the United States, In bring
ing suit against the road. as he mas
threatened TO do, would ask for the
appointment or receiver pending the
settlement of the suit Besides such
posi- oliities. tho reports that change
IN the directorate might result in the
meeting paled into insignifeance
Inc fact that the financial district
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Dr.. Francisco Carbajal Sue
ceeds to the Provisional Pres
idency of Mexico
Special Train Held
Ready For Dictator
Deposed Executive Believed to
Be Headed for a Seaport
Banquet Will Also Seek
Safety

Mexico City, July 15.-Gen-
kral Nictoriano Huerta re
|igned today from the pro
|isional presidency of Mexico.
He appeared at . O'Clock tins
kfternoon before the Mexican
congress, assembled III joint
ession, and formally an
bounced his decision.
DR.. Francisco Carbalal sue
leeds Huerta i'll the pro-
Fisional presidency. Or. Car
|ajal, who was appointed min
ster Of foreign relations a few
avs ago, appeared before the
ssemhled deputies and sena-
ors at :. 30 this evening and
polk the oath of office. lie
made o short address, and was
-ildly clleered by the iegisla-
lre. The new executive was
'scorted 10 and from the palace
V Huerta S own guards and
Fas cheered by the crowds
ming the streets.
1t is believed that General
[uerta will leave tonight for
seaport. 4 special train is
waiting at the station Of
uadalupe. This train is
uarded by the Twenty ninth
egiment, which has always re-
ained thoroughly loyal to
|eneral Huerta. General
banquet will probably leave
nth the former dictator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Tells of Woman Smashing
Window and Hearing Shot
That Killed Mrs. Bailey
.Dovetails With
Negro Maids Story
DistrictAttorney Completes His
Case by Springing Surprise
on Defense Manslaughser
Indictment Expected

Freeport, l.. l., July 15,7-A tramp
went before the grand jury at Mlneoia
today ard told a story that will prob
ably result in Mrs Florence Carma n 8
Indictment tomorrow. He said that
ne was turning into the Carman
grounds on the night when Mrs.
Louise Bailey was murdered He saw
a woman running along the side Of
the house from the rear. She stop
ped at the window Of Mr. Carma n s
office and smashed II In a, one blow,
apparently using her fist.
The tramp was man of middle
age wit gaunt expression about
his face that did not conceal a merry
twinkle in mis- eve. His hair was dark,
slightly shot with gray. He was Of
medium height and slender. The
clothes he wore were the clothes OF
a Iuckv tramp. not an unlucky one.
His name IS Frank J Farrell
usually. but sometimes just Collins for
convenience.
Farreil's testimony came as a
thuuderbolt 20 Mrs carmans defense
II was unlocked for by her attor-
ney. George NJ, Levy In fact, as IL is
pretty we'll understood here that the
Carmaus thought that District At
torney Smith had shot his best arrow
when Celia Coiefan. the colored SER
want. told the grand jury what she
knew Yesterday.
District Attorneys Coupe
And that was as District Attorney
Smith meant II 70 be. Mr.. Levy had
had no time TO look up Farrell's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
[UERTA WILL BOARD
BRITISH CRUISER

Vera Cruz. July 15.-The British
|uisers Bristol and Hermoine left this
ternoon for Puerto Mexico. where
ID expected one Of them will take
board General Huerta. who is said
be on his way to the seaport. to-
(ther with General Banquet.
THE German cruiser Dresden also
h unexpectedly for Puerto Mexico.
General Euerta's family is still at
At port. evidently awaiting the ar
(fAl of the former dictator to leave
It'll him General Aguilar. rebel
tmmander, is said to be near Jalapa,
|pital Of the state Of Vera Cruz. with
force of 5000 constitutionalists
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
CABELL'S CARELESS CRITICISMS

Mr. C his Academy declared that the State Maine
that has made
laughing New England much of the OF the
of its prohibition laws
Mr. Cabe declared further The State of Maine is barely moving for
population complaint throughout the State is that the State
not developing'
Mr. Cabl in the Christian Ad
dated May 81 1914
Maine replied Ca criticisms and said concerning said
criticisms
in nne all the
We have reduced
will enforced ought
Maine Mr. tab and perhaps little
of
Virginia only the owned by the people living
Maine population of 10000 there
State 9S3 100000 populations the
Virginia population of 26o0 number State
1926 a of 1898 100000 of population.
opponents Of
of Maine liquor If
Maine $l4S the the United States
S18 That Maine only oneweh much for liquor
capita as the rest of the country
New Hampshire both neghhong States and both under license
showed population of than that OF
despised prohibition Maine.
gained
and one half times Missouri
The the value of Maine 1900 1910
33 Total
of all savings banks building and associations
$780,
o30000 $50 cent in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
IUERTA AND PARTY
LEAVE THE CAPITAL

Mexico City. July i5---Ieperai Huerta,
|eneral BlanQaetrotAer members OF
be dsctator's cabinet. and some off
|Als of the former administration left
lii afternoon In automobiles for tbs
BIZ Reyes station Of the Inter-fecee MIC
kflway. about sixteen miles from the
|ty. where they boarded special
ain. which carried an escort Of
loops
The party has the option Of several
bstfnations I'D the exact point for
hitch 1t IL oound is kept secret.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Kills olicenan
and Loses Fortune
In a Single Day

New York. July 15.--Dr Matthew
S. Borden automobile knocked down
a mounted policeman in Flushing
early today and the policeman died
from his injuries Later in the day
revised appraisal OF the estate OF
NJ. G. u. Borden, the cotton manu-
facturer who died on May 81. 1919.
showed that DIR, Borden, one of the
three sons. would not get the s2.-
l54.i21. which the preliminary ap-
praisal gave him.
The revised appraisal. which was
filed yesterday in the surrogate's of
tice makes the distribution OF tho
estate in accordance with a codictl
executed by Mr.. Borden the day
after he made his will on May !,
1884 by which DR.. Borden gets MOTH
ing so long as he remains the hus-
hand of Mildred Neghauer. daughter
Of New Haven tailor, whom he mar
r.ed while a student at Yale in lSs3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

My record on the board for tho
past year and a haif Is open to tho
public. and | feel confident that this
record Will appeal to the people of thu
city Of Richmond, and that the con
iidcnce al the people will he reflected
by my reelection. john Hirschberg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Campaign for Administrative
Board Closes With All Five
Candidates Confident
Unusual Interest
Injected into Fight
Hobson Believed to Have Bes.
Chance of Making 1t Close
For Incumbents, Mccarthy
and IIirschberg
Polls open, 500 y. NJ.
Polls close, 1870 r. VI.

II feel that the people OF Richmom
appreciate my efforts III their behalf a.
q member of The administrative board,
and viii return me 10 the board. "-~
Carlton Mccarthy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

The expressions of opinion / have
heard all over the city convince me
that / Will be chosen by the electorate
a. Il member of the administrative
board. / thank thos-s who have In
Dictated their intention of voting Tor
nie. II .rsiiam Il. Hobeon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

The last shot Of the administrative
board campaign was fired last night by
John u. Blair assisted by former
Mayor Richard NJ Taylor, former
Councilman G.. Il. Richards and A. E.
Watts. Of Paramount superintendent
{ of the Travellers building.
Promptly at sunrise this morning
the voters will begin TO cast their ball
lots. Indications point to a heavy vote
Unusual interest has been injected
into the campaign BY the fact that
Commissioner John Hirschberg has
been assailed by the local politicians.
with every gun pointed At him
Clyde w. Saunders has practically
managed the campaign Of Graham B.
Hebson He has been assisted by W.
Z. Leaman. Frank Ferrandini,
Blanchard Forbes and Captain Nor
gan K. Mills. These men are powers
in local politics. They have been
known 20 control the situation upon
many occasions, and II is these cam
paigners whom the friends Of John
Hirschberg fear
The latter has such supporters as
L. Z. Morris. Harry NJ Smith, ROBBERY
leCky. Jr., James Dickerson, Wilbur
]. Grlggs, Henry Rountree. w. p.
Dahney Horace Smith. Alvin Smith,
DR.. Charles Z. Robins. Dr. Alexander
q. Brown, Jr.. and others.
The other candidates have conduct
ed their own campaigns. Mr., Blair
has ben recently reinforced by former
Mayor Taylor. Mr.. c. f, Richards,
who spoke al the meeting last night,
said that he would not vote for Mr.
Blair as he had already determined
TO vote for Hobson and Mccarthy.
Fight On HirSchberg.
From the start OF the campaign all
hostilities conferred upon Hirschberg.
Many charges were made through
rumored reports None OF them APP
pears to have been of Importance
enough to receive a reply from the
candidate. Mr. Blair has been par
ticglarly vehement In his criticisms
NJ the board and upon the actions Of
Mr.. Hirsehherg. This method or
campaigning by the opponents OF
Hirschherg has to all appearances re-
bounded favorahIy TO him, as hun
dreds OF voters have ben unable to
connect him with rumors which ap-
pear to have been groundless
Many meetings have been held by
friends OF the candidates and by
clubs. at which all the candidates
have spoken, With the exception OF
the speeches OF Mr.. Blair and the
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

RGINIA BEACH TRAIN SERVICE.
rta Norfolk and Western Railway.
beAvc Richmond 8 o'clock daily. ex-
)t Sunday. arrive Virginia Beach 6.20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

Il am confident of nomination, and
feel that / will he one of the two
nominees. John II. Blair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
EXCURSION TO THE MOUNTAINS
Via Norfolk and Wextern Railway.

Leaves Byrd Street Station tomorrow
! Il o'clock noon. Phone Madison asa
| for full particulars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

Governor Stuart In Washington.
Governor Stuart left yesterday for
Washington, where he win spend Al
OF today and part Of tomorrow. u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

My canvass has been satisfactory.
II those who have expressed them
selves fayorabiy To my candidacy vote
for me, | will be nominated. y ohm
Mann, Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

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set OF tools; finish Of car as follows:
Color, dark blue; uphclstering, Span
lsh Grey with Nickel trimmings. Car
In use only five weeks. Cost OF car
$3.50. Owner expecting to make tour
Of globe. Car can be bought At . bar
gain on the instaIlment plan. Car open
for Inspection at my private garage,
Diamond Head road. The prettiest
car in the islands. A buy In . life
time for some one.
Phone soos-246o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

Put now we see not vet all things
subjected 10 him But we see Jesus.
VINO was made little lower than the
angels for the suffering OF death.
crowned with glory and honor. Who
carea today for the condescending
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28
The supreme Battle of the Christian



As we hasten TO our conclusion you
viii permit me to say ih1i when o
man touches the haiLht and Iho hori-
2ou of his possible religious life he
finds that the infinite thought Us tho
infinite feeling. and that the highest
conclusion 90 which his intellect c'n
reach is the old feeling pi - rm0-
lions God is Love. Io SoW the
love Of Christ which passctn ku"W.-
edge. that ye miEht be- filled with tho
cmluoss 1l God.
once filled with God Our whole His-
ion is enlarged. our aims and hopes
have universal relations, the ideal f.
more clear. and we no longer sing
Save me, % Lord if tho heavens fall
but we DO sing Justify Of viii try
10 save tho other follow and, trlius,
save myself And am the great souls
who help the world h' public ives.
or Iy private hcro.-m; all the Crane
natures who have blessed their kiun
Jn public Calyaries or I'm "a private
. nome with some John leaning on
7 their hrcats. AN the human beings VIII"
have realized their own oest manhoo"
have cncompl-scd the tordor"st syn.
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