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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
FAILURE TO REGISTER
CH|LD'S BIRTH COSTLY
Essex County Physicians Child Had
Score of 90 Per Gent, But Was
Disqualified.
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS TO
BE PRESENTED AT 4 TO-DAY
Joseph Willis Kfnkcr and virsfnin
Judson Stiles Are Grand Prize VIM
ncrs In ''Bctter Rabiesf Contest" At
Fair,

Failure to register the birth of his
baby cost an Essex County physical n
to lose the highest honor conferred in
the Better Babies Contest" at the
Virginia State Fair. In which awards
were announced yesterday The child
OF the delinquent physician. though
disqualified by the fathers negligence,
was so near a perfect specimen that
the examiners took the measurements
and examined the child, whose total
average counted up to 90 per cent,
one and one-half per cent more than
was scored by the winner of the gold
medal. Joseph Willis Kinker. seven
months. son OF John w. Kinker, Of
this city.
The second grand prize winner was
Virginia Judson Stiles, aged sixteen
months. First prize winners in the
three classes are Margaret Virginia
Lunn, nine months: Dorothea Chris
tine Chenault, nineteen months, and
William F. Metcaif. Jr.. thirty months
Awards to He Made Today
The disqualification OF the 90 per
cent child from Essex County was
because of the rule Of the contest that
all entrants must be registered in the
bureau OF vital statistics, State Health
Department. The father. although a
physician. had neglected TO register
the birth In due form as prescribed by
law.
The prizes will be awarded at 4
O'Clock this afternoon at the Better
Ba hies' Booth" at the fair. DR. Emmett
will preside. The medal awards will
be by Lieutenant Governor Ellyson.
while DR.. w. A. Picker will present
the diplomas. All winning babies
should be present at o'clock.
The summary Of medal and diploma
winners follow:
All Glasses.
First Grand Prize--Joseph Willis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
RtVENTL0W ENDORSES
ARMtN|Ah'S SLAUGHTER
German Declares Murder OF Nation 4
"Simply Jusufiabie and Necessary
Measure
HOPES PORTE WILL NOT
PERMIT BROWBEATTNG
Declares America Has No Right to
Interfere In the Internal Affairs of
Turkey That Human Life May Be
Saved and Women and Children
Rescued.

London, Oct. I4-The reason for
the suspension a few days ago of the
Deutsche Tageszeitung, the mouth
piece OF Count Ernest Won Reventlow.
is explained In copy OF the Tages-
zeitung obtained here today. It con-
firms the belief expressed that the
reason for the German authorities
action was Count Won Reventlow's
stand on the Armenian massacres ana
the American protest.
The copy at hand Is an extremely
violent article in which the writer
practically upholds the Armenian mas
sacres and declares the American or
British governments have no right to
interfere with the internal affairs of
Turkey
The United States" says the
article. has caused It to be known to
Constantinople that their relations
with Turkey would be endangered IL
the Armenian murders were to con-
tinue. We car only express the hope
that the Sublime Porte will not allow
itself to be browbeaten. II the Porte
deems II necessary that the Armenian
reoellions and other riotous pro-
ceedures be depressed with all avail
comes impossible. such actions arc
not to be designated either as MUIR
ders or atrocities. Ns
''Stnlply Justtnablc.''
They are simply justihahle and
measures the more justin
able and the more necessary mas
much as the Turkish Empire Is in
the midst OF a desperate fight for its
existence and has foreign enemies sur
iciently. To ask OF Turkey that she
should also take the internal enemy
to her bosom because it would please
the English and Americans Is really
asking very mich.
Indeed. the Turkish Empire has
been long enough compelled to al
low all powers who would destroy and
rob her have their way In her az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
MOUTH IS
STILL VERY BUSY
Tells Fellow Passengers Germany and
AutsTta Will Declare War on the
United States.

London. Oct 14.-"Austria and
Germany will probably declare war
on the United States unless the latter
ceases making munitions for the
allies
Such Is the lates. verbal manifes-
tation OF frankness on the part of DR..
Constantin T. Dumba, according to
passengers of the Nieuw Amsterdam
the Holland liner, which
bore the recalled Austrian ambas-
sador homeward.
The liner Is being detained at Fall
mouth because DR.. Dumba's valet is
Of military age and has no passport.
His status is being investigated by the
British authorities.
Passengers on the steamer say DIR.
Dumba In the course of the voyage
frequently expressed his confidence in
the victory OF the central powers and
supplemented his prediction by the
above statement. His copa$sengers as
sert the recalled ambassador tried to
be friendly, but that Americans as
a rule kept aioof Of him.
DR.. Dumba and Nine. Dumba ate
At.A separate table N the saloon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
RICHMOND MAN HAS
INTERESTING EXHIBIT

One of the interesting exhibits al
the State Fair Is that Of r Danaen-
baker. Of No North Fourteenth
Street. Richmond dealer in general
bee-keepers' supplies and honey. Mr.
Danzenbaker declares that he has
lived on honey all his life and has
never taken f drop Of medicine. anf
as he Is eighty-three years Young and
growing younger every day. visitors tc
his booth are inclined TO the belief
that honey has real food value
Mr. Danzenba ker Is the proud
possessor Of Ave blue ribbons won al
various expositions where he has
shown the result OF his skill and
knowledge. Among them Is The grand
prize won at Paris Exposition He
also holds gold medals from the st,
Louis Exposition. Buffalo and James
town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
CAMPAIGN FAILS
IN DARDANELLES
BELIEVE NEW SERUM
HAS SAVED STACKPOLE

New York, Oct. 14.-Attending physf-
clans in the case of George r, Stack
pole. who today passed through the
sixth day OF the disease of anthrax at
Bellevue Hospital. believe that the new
serum discovered by Dr. Eichhorn, OF
the Bureau Of Animal Industry. has
already proved It's value as a specihc.
Danger from death by spread OF the
Anthrax poisoning, they say. Is gone.
Ii Is suil a grave question, however
whether the patient seventy one years
Ole, and his heart weakened by the
long struggle with the disease, can
survive the expulsion of the tremendous
amount of poison from both serum and
the original infection, from his sys-
tenn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15

The new nominations received
since Wednesday, together with
three or four names that were In
advertently left out OF the fret
published list. and the votes cred
tied to each candidate. will be
printed In Saturdays issue.
II will do each candidate a world
Of good IL they will send in a SUBJ
scription or two today. SO that the
votes can he credited opposite their
nance In Saturdays issue, which
will show their friends Just where
to place their votes during the life
Of the campaign.
BE sure to send in or bring In
to the campaign ONCE in The Vtr-
gtnian's building. 80 North Sew
enth Street. at least one subecrfp-
ton today; II will help wonder
fully.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
Teutonic Steam Roller Pro-
ceeds While Allies Stand
Stupehed
SERBS MAKE ATTACK
ON BULGARIANS
Indefinite Reports Come That
Italy viii Take Hand in
Balkan Campaign to Aid in
Serbias Relief

London, Oct. l4-Both the Ger
man and Austrian war Offices an
nounced today that progress was made
In Serbia, but the facts al detailed
In the respective statements do not
reveal a rapid advance. In fact they
Indicate Just the opposite. a very SLOW
forward movement being made in the
face of furious and effective resistance
by the courageous Serbs.
From Berlin 1t is learned that Po-
zarevac is practically enveloped. This
town Is ten miles south Of the Aus
trian frontier, and is a little east OF
the branch railway which runs south
from Semendria to Plana, twenty-five
miles away, where IT connects with
the main line of the Orient Railroad
Yesterday the German official state
ment said that the advance had ar
rived at Pozarevac
The Vienna statement says today
that progress has been made south
OF Belgrade, ana that on the lower
Drina, on the western side OF Serbia,
the Serbians have been driven from
some Of their trenches.
Serbs Attack Bulgars.
The Serbtans have assumed the Of
fensive against the Bulgarians and
have entered Bulgarian territory at
several points, An unofficial dispatch
from Sofia contains this news 1t saws
that on October IL the Serbians
crossed the frontier and attempted
TO occupy the heights OF Koritska.
Glava and Rasovatis. but were re-
pulsed. These heights were occupied
by Bulgarians.
That night the Serbians unsuccess-
fully attempted to take strategical
points commanding the Sofia road by
a surprise attack. They were driven
back. Fighting continues.
It seems more probate today that
italy will take some action in support
OF Serbia. The French premier, NJ.
Viviani, announced IN the senate today
thai Italy IN all likelihood would take
part in the Balkan operations
A dispatch from Rome SAYS that
Premier Salandra returned from the
front today and Immediately confer
red with the minister OF war 1t Is
expected that cabinet council will
be held shortly. Premier Salandra
went to the front a few days ago os-
tesnsihly to submit to King Victor
Emmanuel a plan OF Italian co-opera-
ton in the DardanelIes.
From Athens it IS learned that Cen
e~al Serial. commandment chief of
the French forces in the Orient. ar
rived at SaIonica yesterday The civil
and military authorities are said TO
have extended a cordial welcome to
him.
Italy Occupies Islands.
A Berlin dispatch says that the
Tageblatt published report that
Italy has occupied twelve islands In
the Eastern Mediterranean. II is
understood that Greece has made for
NAL protest against this action.
Martial law was declared at ,Sa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
So in Gold Ere.

Only one % SIS goldpiece viii be
awarded 10 any one candidate and
that only when a candidate has at
tanned or reached the $50 mark in new
subscription payments.
Do you fully realize what this spe-
ctal offer means? Do you realize that
$4,000 votes majority may be all that
you will need to win the 5000 house
and lot, or the $1.0oe@tn gold, or one
of the three automobiles? The above
named prizes are the 1--WE main or
grand prizes which will be awarded
TO the Ave highest voting candidates
from the field at large al the end OF
the campaign. It doesn't matter
where the candidate lives. so Iona as
II Is in one of the five zones who
has the highest number Of votes at
the end of tho race. This person will.
receive the 5000 house and lot in
North Richmond Terrace. one OF the
beauty spots of Richmond. The can
didate standing second highest. re-
sardiess of the zone in which he ftves.
will receive 1000 cool dollars. The
candidate standing third highest at
the end of the race will receive the
$3.50 Briscoe touring car; the fourth
highest voting candidate, the Ford
touring car. and the flfth highest vot-
ing candidate. the Ford roadster.
Don't Miss This Offer.
For your own sake, don't overlook
the greatest opportunity to gain votes
by missing the special ballot of SO, 00e
extra votes and IS in gold. This Is
positively the very bsst vote offer, and
the wise candidate viii take adven-
taxe Of II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
MORE KILLED THAN
AT FIRST REPORTED

LONDON. Oct. f4-F1fty-fve per-
sons were killed and ia injured
in the Zeppelin raid over London
last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
INTEREST CENTERS IN SPECIAL OFFER:
FIVE NEW CANDIDATES ENTER RACE TO-DAY

$4,000 Extra Votes Look Good to Every Is the
Watchword From Now On-New Names in List Show
Statewide Interest in Virginians Home Owning Club
100 More Names of Ambitious People Wanted For Every
One Wins in This Campaign Enter Your Name Today
and Win the $1,000 Home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15

100. 600 extra votes and SIS In gold !;
s45 worth of new subscriptions en-
titles candidate to 15o.0 extra
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Have yeu sasNethlne q
sell? Tho Vinginlau's Want
Ad Columns ~tll fiaA p
ready buyar, Can Mad.
1853.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
Italy Occupies Islands.

A Berlin dispatch says that the
Tageblatt published report that
Italy has occupied twelve islands IN
the Eastern Mediterranean. II is
understood that Greece has made for
NAL protest against this action.
Martial law was declared at ,Sa-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
WORkIN6 on FIFTH
STREET CONDUIT

Work was begun Thursday morning
with force Of twelve or fifteen men
under the supervision OF Street Com
missioner Tom Parker on the Fista
street-Harrison avenue-conduit Of
the Canon City Hydraulic ditch. The
conduit which will be of concrete.
viii have length of three hundred
and five feet and viii be the most am
hitioueS enterprise Of the kind ever
undertaken By tie city. The cost cf
it, construction will be about eieh-
teen hundred cesars; q portion Of
which will be psid by owners Of
property that wiz be directly bcne-
fted By the improvement. II 10 be
lisved that about thirty days win be
required to complete the undertaking-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
I'd 1olmsEIy stGas Esssnt & CoIoTado:

vas formerly STATE regent Of Colorado.
Z Early II tie Afternoon Mn. Gnatn-
sey spoke informally TO the members
OF the Chapter. IN her tAIk her
business ability. a. well as the charm
Of her personality was very well
shown After the guests. the club
members and the teachers had arriyi-
ed she responded to request for
a speech by reading most interest
Ing paper on the D.. A. n. as an prea-
nization.
The Lewis home was very rrettiiy
decorator in red white, and blue
The American flag being prominent.
OF course. In the dining room. rel
and white .carnatIons in the center Of
a blue lunch cloth and on which
four candles with red shades were
placed. made the tea table very at
tractive-
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Children Cry
FOR FLETeMER'S
FUNERAL OF ALDERMAN
LAMB FRlDAYiLFTERMOOn

The funeral Of the late Aldermen
Michael ]. Lamb took place from the
Elks club building At O'Clock this
afternoon and was conducted BY Rer.
Geo =. Sewer Of the First Presbyter-
Ian church There vas . large gaths--
Ing of the frienas a the bereas ID
family present to pay the last tribute
of respect to the memory Of the dead
and the services were very impress
sive.
The pail bearers were Aldermen ID.
N. Cooper. Otis orendorE. J. NJ. An
derson. Grant Dickinson. r. J. Craig
and John Hamilton Interment was
at Lakeside cemetery
Alderman Lamb was born SepteTn-
Der 1s. 1859 and was a native of Colo
RADIO. He came to Canon City with
his wife and family five or six years
ago from Pueblo. where he lived pre-
vious to his removal here. His par
ents were English Alderman Lamb
was q building contractor by profes-
sion and was highly esteemed for his
starting qualities Of manhood. In. al
dition to belonging to the Benevolent
ana Protective Order of Elks he was
q member Of the woodmen Of the
World and the Maccabees; his COZ
nection with the two latter organiza-
tions being at Pueblo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11

ing good health now and owe it all to
your remedies. / take pleasure IN tell
ing my friends and neighbors about
them. Mrs. MATTE HALEY, sol Cor
quhone Street, Danville, Va
No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope un-
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound q fair trial
This famous remedy, the medicinal
Ingredients of which are derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved to be most vnIuA-
BILE tonic and invigorator of The fe-
male organism- Women everywhero
bear willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue Of Lydia E PinkhAm's Vegeta-
BILE Compound
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinlkham's vegefa-
BILE CompomdWiu help yoH,write
to Lydia E.PinkhamMe1
(confidentia1)L Lynn, Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter WIN be opened,
read and answered by . woman,
and held I'm strict eonAAemce.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
ROBERTSON RESERVED
SEATS At rs CENTS

Some of the choice seats In the sea-
son ticket reserved section at the
Opera House are still obtainable and
viii be sold this evening at the theatre
box office for 75 cents. good for three
following shows;
This evening sr. m Germany" Sa.-
urday. p. m matinee. The Golden
west." Saturday evening, p. W..
belgium and Holland
These three shows can be seen
from the reserved seat section for
75 eta. Tickets on sale at the box
office any time this evening. Cali by
phone. Canon s17.
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REV. DEAN EXTENDS
STAY lM.ClMOM CITY

Rev. Charles w. Dean OF Denver.
State superintendent Of missions
for the Christian church. arrived here
last Saturday afternoon for q brief
business visit while on his way to
the western slope. but finding the
congregation here without . pastor
decided 70 extend his stay in canoa
City for the purpose ef discussing
church anhirs with its members. Rev.
Doan WIN conduct services 1t the
Christian ehurcA a Moaaay. Tuesday.
wednesday ana Thursday niGhts ol
this week Everybody wslcoms-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
IFIGHTINe For PURE
MILK FOR THE BABIES
BY n. M. carrIck, n. D.
(Sanitation Expert}.

So many dramatic disclosures have
been made in regard to the relation
between dirty milk and the exces-
sive death rate among infants that
farmers are beginning to realize as
never before. the necessity of cooper
IN their fight for pure milk.
alton with the municipal authorities
Milk is certainly the most import
ant article OF food IN the human diet
zfy, and 1t is also the most contami-
able 1t is. therefore. up to the farm
er to see that the milk from his dairy
gets to city babies in as reasonable
a state OF cleanliness as possible. Not
that this is an exclusively baby prob
lem, for all sorts OF diseases are car
ried through milk Tuberculosis is
an example of this class, and num-
ber of epidemics of diphtheria and
scarlet fever have been traced to the
milk supply, but when we pause to
consider that one-fifth of all the babies
born in the United States die in their
infancy from preventable diseases,
and that sixty per cent of these are
due to gastro-intestinal diseases, due
TO Improper feeding or impure milk.
we naturally begin to look into the
cause.
/ realize. OF course, that not every
farmer can have his milking done
scientifically. but it is possible for
him to produce safe milk for his
own use and that of the public by
very simple and Inexpensive means.
He may not have an elaborate
dairy outfit, but his cattle can be
kept clean and in perfect health with
the assistance OF q veterinary. It
WIN be to his financial interest in the
long run. Tar paper, whitewash and
homemade cement will insure a sani-
tary stable at small cost
Then. there should be . covered
milking pail in place Of the oid-fash-
toned wide-mouthed pale. This win
keep nine-tenths Of the dirt out dur
ing milking time. All milk utensils
may be kept clean by the use Of q
brush and a solution OF soda follow
ed by fnal rinsing In scalding water.
II ice is not possible for one farmer.
is It not feasible for several farmers
to combine their interest. and secure
q supply Of ice at some central place
at . reasonable cost
hope the readers Of this paper
are not superior to ssrms- II you are.
send for some q the Government MI
era&nrs On the subject cf he care Of
milk 4 request to the Burean Of
Agriculture win bring number Of
bulletins to your door. much to your
enlightenment
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11

tion Of $4,000 for the putting OF the
:-rraveiing Libraries" belonging to
the State Federation OF women-s
clubs. which are now stored In the
state house. into circulation.
Mrs Schweigert. chairman Of
Scholarship Day committee, pro-
posed = plan for raising funds Cor
the scholarship fund. Mrs. Harding
stated that she had just received s45
from Colorado Spring., raised In the
manner suggested.
Airs. Coulter had charge OF the
discussion for The aftsrnoon. "Hone
Economics" being the subjects for
which had been distributed the week
previous
Here is partial List Of questions
askcd:
what IL to be done with garbage -
what food shall I Eivs my young
son, who Graves tat meat. which does
not agree with himY"
How can house work be simpli-
neds-
what methods would yoa - to
bring your household expenses to =
niinimumf-
what would ron do L yoa had 50
maid and your husband wanted hnt
biscuits every msal3-
How do you can corn and beans =
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ATTENDED ODSEQUlES
Of MOTHER N ILLINOIS

Ms. EltEabeth Finley. mother Of
Mira J. H. Bonn. Mrs, Andy Hem-
merle and Miss Kate Finley Of TITS
city. Aiea at her home IN Geneseo.
nlinol.. Z week ago last Sunday. agei
elsAtysIx ysara Deceased had been
a inyalls or tvsnty-Avs or thirty
yoasa
Ma nnA, 1Irs. iaemneEse. the'e
bsoth6s. CA0allss a D6NoR. - >
- : r.,sae = usess vsse
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utNCu 0CSSEA SA<AA =
did when the doctor
vcas treating me. j
don't suffer any
bearing down pains
at all now and ! sleep
well. ! cannot say
enough for Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound and
Liver Pills as they
have done SO much
for me- ] am enjoy
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11

How can dust be kept DOWN.
How do you make good bread?''
How can one be queen in the
parlor and a Bridget in the Kitchen
How can the quality OF canned
meat be determined?"
Would it be considered civilized
in polite society. to leave some
things unodne in your homer
The subject for this week is "Mu-
nicipal Problems"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11

'Gott. Gptt! dear Gott. attention please
Your pardner vilhem's here
Und has a word or two to say
Indo; your private ear:
So turn away all udders now
Und Iissen yell to me
For vat say concerns me much
Meinself and sher1nany
You know. dear Gott. vas your
Und from mein hour OF birth
always let you rule the Heffen
vile l ruled DER the earth,
und ven toldt mein soldiers
OF bygone battle days,
] gladly split the glory
Und gif you haf der praise.
In every way tried to prove
Mein heart to you vas true
Und only claimed mein honest share
In great deeds vat we do.
You could not haf better freindt.
In sky. land or sea,
Den Keiser Wilhelm Number Two
De Lord Of Shermany.
So vat I say. dear Gott. is dis:
Dat We should still be friendts
Und you should help to send my foes
To meet der bitter endts.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
ENTERTAiNED FOR REV. AND
MRS. REED.

Bir. and Airs J. n. Rendle entertain
ed a party OF friends at dinner at
their home, $50 Ohio avenue. at noon
on Thursday complimentary to Rev.
and Mrs. o. S. Reed and the latter's
sister. Miss Emma Galley. The affair
was delightful one in all respects
and was especially appreciated in
view OF the opportunity 1t afforded
those present OF dining with Rev and
Mrs. Reed for the last time before
their departure for Nanzanola 10
establish their residence.