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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
sUFFRAC|sTS ANSWER
POINTED QUESTIONS
Discussing Deficit in City Treasury,
Leader Declares Women Could
Have Done No Worse,
EFFECT OF WAR ON SUFFRAGE
Ballot and BULLET" From Same
Derivation, and Are Both Used for
Deciding Important Governmental
Questions, Says One Answer.

Sunragists went to school yesterday
at the Equal Suffrage League Head
quarters. No one missed I: question
and much general information regard
ing the working out of suffrage for
women was given through the answers
to questions put by Mrs. r. a. Sampson.
the leader.
Local incidents were used TO Illus
tratc their points. Mrs. Smithdeal In
answering the question Can women
hold their own with men in dealing
| with the larger affairs q: lifc?" said:
Richmond municipal officers spent
100000 more than their income last
year. Would women have done any
worse"
Mrs. Glenn Barksdalc was asked If
women should bc allowed TO vote If
ithcy could not fight She said that
az the derivations Of bullet and bal
| lot were the same, meaning "a little
round ball" and We're both used to-day
for deciding very important govern
mental questions. she felt the question
had resolved itself into ballot" or
bullet" though some people seemed
to be rs much afraid OF one as the
other in women,s hands. She summed
M the proposition by stating that if
women had the ballot men would have
less use for the bullet
MRS. CLARKE DISCUSSES
EFFECT OF WAR ON SUFFRAGE;
! The effect of war on suffrage was
anaiy%cd by Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke.
! who said that Sir John French. the
| English commander OF troops in Franco.
! mad gone to war AN pntisunrapist and
| now has come to believe that the
world needs womans vote
1 The question of mans ''chivalry," ac-
cording to Mrs Josephine Houston,
means literally love and respect" and
| suggested that no real man could cease
| TO love those near and dear to him be
cause they stood for the highest and
| best in the community.
| DO the majority of women want it?'
Mrs. II. Is. Flanagan said that no great
reform, no progress had ever been
made in the worlds history by waiting
for the majority to begin II. There
must be leaders, she said. who will
carry the message TO the others and
! give publicity to cause.
/ Mrs Alice Orcrbcy Taylor on 1.-THE
.motionalism of women" pointed TO
| various instances of nervous men.
| Notably the peace meeting in Rome re-
Gently where opposition leaders "spat
| upon and slapped each other"
! Other telling answers were made by
/ Mrs. c. V. Meredith Miss Nora Houston.
| Mrs. w. w. Foster and others The
! first Thursday of each month will he
/, devoted to similar question and answer
days by the Equal Suffrage League of
/ Richmond.
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RIDDER DIES
,conunusa Prom First P.s.J

the New York Stats Zeitung. one
or the foremost German newspapers In
the United States. and through this
he was particularly conspicuous re-.
Gently In his ardent defense of the
German position I'm the European war.
Mr.. Ridder was one OF the so-called
selfmade men. and New Yorker
from birth until his death.
tie was born March q. 1851. Ills
German parents we're not far removed
from poverty so near 70 that young
kidder began earning his own living
when ~ years old al an errand boy
Boo hat store.
started Catholic Paper.
IiD entered the ucwsnapor business
when be- was ID years old by establish.
inF The first Roman Catholic newspa
Ier ln New York City in German. and
soon after started the Catholic News
IN English. which in short time he.
came recognized az a leading Catholic
paper Of tho country
ln 1890 Str Riddcr became r. stock
holder ln the Daily stats Zeitunr.
and WAS elected treasurer and mana.
ser nder his direction that paper
assumed a leading position in lts hcld
He became president Of the corpora.
lion in 1907. and 90 the time OF his
death Do was publisher of influential
morninF and afternoon papers in Ger.
man
A. the time Of the reciprocity no.
eonations with Canada Mr. Riddcr
was one of The most vigorous in the
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ment Of Catarrh Is S. s. s., IL il the
greatest blood purifier and blood tonic
known. II relieves the cause OF Ca
tarrh by the process OF renourishinR
the blood, renewing its strength and
Wgor. giving new life to the red blood
corpusoles, and stimulating the flow
80 that IL has the vitality TO throw on
the poison and germs from the system
IL IL literally blood bath. You quick
~ feel results. Headaches disappear.
the gathering In the throat stops. the
nostrils heal-before you hardly rea-
Ike Il you are well S. S. s. Is a nat
ursl blood tonic and has proven effec-
i've In the treatment Of all blood
Scrofula. Get s. s. s. at your drug.
Scrfula. Get 5. s. s. at your drug.
gists. II you need special advice write
the 5. 5. 8. Co., Atlanta, Ca.
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WOMAN RELEASED:
HUSBAND JAILED

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nov. l.
When one of her two husbands came
here from Texas to-day. Gypsa Boyd
swift. aged 23 years. a daughter OF
W. S. Boyd. timber man OF Paintsville,
by, was arrested on a charge OF biga-
my. An hour after she had been
placed in a cell she was freed by
magistrate. who issued a warrant
charging her first husband. c. r.
swift, formerly a Chesapeake 4 Ohio
brakeman here, with perjury. The girl
told the magistrate she had two hus-
bands, the first one Swift and the
second Seldom c. Hanks. aged 26
years She declared. however. that
she married Swift last April and de
serted him 10 marry Hanks in Ohio.
After her desertion Of Swift the girl
said she applied for divorce. and at
torneys assured her that IL would be
granted.
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WASH-JEFF READY
FOR PITT BATTLE

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. L.
Screened by closely locked gates, w.
4 Us football team this afternoon
swung into the final lap OF work pre-
paratory to the championship game
at Forbes Field with Pitt next Sat
urday. Little could be cleaned as TO
the exact nature OF the practice as
both coaches and players were un-
willing TO tell much of what happened
Folwell said after the two-hour drill
that the practice was one of the hard
est OF the year and was fairly salts
factory.
The blackboard drill tonight was
almost as long as the field work. The
head coach took the Pitt plays as ne
had seen them diagramed for his
men and then showed the wash.-Jeff.
players how to stop them. Folwell
announced tonight that the Red and
Black team would not be taken to the
country this year previous to the 20.
game as he believes better results
can be obtained under normal condi-
lions at home.
That Washington is preparing 90
send tremendous crowd to the Pitt
game was Indicated by the advance
sale OF seats today. Manager Murphy
mad 1000 seats for sale here when
the advance disposal opened at 9
O'Clock. In three hours over 1900
had. been sold with indications that
every ticket available here would be
disposed of by tomorrow. Today
Manager Murphy wasendeavoring to
secure an additional block of seats.
comprising 1000 places to put on sale
tomorrow. II is apparent that close TO
1000 persons will 90 from here to
Pittsburgh. Saturday.
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SERVIA
loosnaa.a - - -,

nI humaniR desire Intervention. and
mat pressure Dr. being brought ON the
KING and cabinet to induce them 90
JOIN the allies and permit n Russian
force To- pass through kumanian terri
Tory to aitack BulgarIans from tho
"isl Greece continues her friendly
neutrality
lhc German. having failed iu two
months Of almost incessaut attacks Co
reach RIEa and uvinsk hv yarious
rouief. are now trying along the rail-.
way winch Fkirta The shores o. the
CUR or hiFn from rukum aud have.
according io report reached point
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west OF Schlock. This IL a very slight
advance and much low ground, over
which II Is difficult to move. lies be-
tween them and their objective.
In the Dvinsk sector. both to the
west and southwest of that city the
Russians have begun an offensive. ap-
parently In anticipation OF renewed
attacks by the Germans. and they are
also on the move in the lake district
east OF the Dvinsk-Vilna railway and
Nalhynia and Galicia. The result Of
these various battles has not been dis
closed. II indeed, they are concluded
Those at the southern end OF the line
are doubtless designed to prevent the
Germans and Austrians from sending
reinforcements TO Servia.
Fighting In France.
In France the battle for the Butte
de Tauhure. which the Germans re-
captured from the French. is stiIl in
progress. without changing the POSI-
tons of the two armies. There has
been some fighting at other points in
the West. What the attacks on this
front have cost Is shown by a report
issued by Field Marshal Sir John
French, tonight. lie SAYS that the
published lists of the German casual
ties disclose that seven German battal-
ions which took part in the Loos fight
ing presumably a German counter al
tack-lost eighty per cent. of their
strength.
10000 Prisoners Taken
According to Berlin more than 40 600
prisoners and one hundred guns OF var
lous eahbre were taken on the RUSSIAN
ana seFNtan fronts IN October
nile no reports have come through
Soncerhlng the operations against the
i,arnanelles. an unofficial dispatch iron,
nome asserts that she British have
ll,aue kteat PREPARATIONS 70 meet a now
operation which the Austrians and Ger
mans are preparing against the SueE
Further progress for the Italians on
the Upper Cordcvoi IL recorded bN Rome
which. In addition. says that tustrian
attacks ~ tho Fa!zargo zone and on the
fodgora heights were repulsed
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NEW RECORDS SET
AT PARKERSBURG

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencor
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. Nov AT
a record time race meet here this after
noon. state record for four year old
pacing mares Was set by baroness Wat
son. owned BY Judge Reese blizzard " no
went the mile in 2:O9,L. other time rec
ords made follow:
Baron Watson. owned by Judge Biz
zard. 2.iTA. pacing.
Baroness Todd. trOttinC owned by
Judge Blizzard. 2:iTL
Baroness wfle~ trotting owned by
Judge Blizzard. 2:iTL.
Baroness Lullaby. pacing owned by
Judge Blizzard 2:13L
Dan Promise. pacing. owned b. ID
Dewar. 2:19i4.
Dan Promise won the 2:22 trotttnE
race nj two heats. 2:33 and 2:3I as. be
ing the times. Baroness Lullaby won
the 2:25 pace in two heats the time be-
ing 2:2sA and 2:29h.
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KRAUS-MADE SUITS

Are full of the Spirit of the Times
they give Service. Our Suits
not only look right when You buy
them, but they stay right while
you wear them.
We don't hesitate TO admit that
when we sell you your fall or win
ter suit today, Wen be thinking
about the winter or spring suit we
want TO sell you early next year.
So well put a suit on you that
will bring you back.
You III be back no matter wheth-
err YOU pay $15 or $50, because
you'll have a bargain at the price.
Weather for today Fair.
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BANDITS MADE
ESCAPE ON RATS

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Nov. l.
hoW Mexican bandits, recently engaged
IN raids on the Texas border. made their
escape into Mexico was brought 70 light
today BY a Mexican arrested sunday.
soldiers 90 a point on the river about
10 miles above Brownsville and revealed
70 them a sunken raft. large enough TO
transport thirty men. The raft WAS
weighted down under the water ana bv
pulling cord IL was released and
brought TO the surface. The authorf-
Ties believe there are other such RATS
me same man who Is alleged to be a
member OF the band that wrecked a train
norm or here october IL also revealed
In the ground nearby about a dozen
RIDES and ammunition.
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Catarrh a Blood Disease
SIS. Drives 1t From Your system

Because Catarrh Affects the nose
and throat. causing sores in the nos.
trils. stoppage OF air-passages and
gathering in the throat. It has been
common practice to treat Catarrh by
lotions, washes and sprays applied to
these parts. This mode OF treatment
IL entirely wrong. II cannot give per
manent relief. and IL is liable TO irrf-
tate and aggravate the trouble. Ca
tarrh cannot be trifled with. II al
lowed TO run on Il will disease the
bronchial tubes. settle on the lungs
the stomach-indeed Il IL very 40
rious disease. Don't treat 70 locally.
The fact that II causes headaches IL
PROOF that II Is caused by impure and
diseased blood. The one treatment
That has proved effective In the treat
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BUSINESS
IcontInusa rror rio, P.r.,

land district There was q decrease
In idle railroad cars of loo. 600 in Sep
TENDER Crop conditions in the south.
ern part Of the district are said to
be excellent. and the feeling optimis-
tic
After months Of slow and hAltlnR de.
Neiopment. Richmond SAYS that II Is
now possible 10 report the district is
experiencing much Improvement. Cot.
ton mas been the principal factor.
Other crops are In good shape. and
present conditions are said TO Justify
o belief that the situation will be com
Portable and promising for three or
four months AZ least
Events of the month. Atlanta re-.
ports. have not only sustained but In.
creased confidence Of the general bus.
mess public throughout the district
Chicago says that the large centers
TO- Michigan. Wisconsin. Illinois and
Iowa report affairs seemingly are grad.
ually gaining I'M strength from dav 10
day
Improved In west.
Continued Improvement 3D. reported
from ST. Louis The iobbinr trade has
made substantial gaIns and q marked
teeling OF confidence d. felt among
merchants
Retail business in The Minneapolis
district o. said to boz flair to GOOD"
with an excellent outlook
Farmers BOZ the Kansas city district
are said to Boz stil Inclined to hold
their grain. wheat corn and oats. al.
parenuy believing that higher prices
viii prevail later Hope o. entertained
Tor a bumper corn crop
Conditions throughout the Dallas
district are said to continue favorable
Tho general feeling is optimistic
San Francisco says fhere b. Az alb.
Fenc' ~ ressimiem and that there h
a certainty of large crops Depression
in lumber continues
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BOND ASKS FOR
TWELVE WAGONS

CHARLESTON. VIVA. Nov. i-Adiu-
tant General John c. Bond. to-day re-
Questioned the war department for n
more army wagons and equipment Tor
Tour horse teams for each wagon. This
viii make - such wagons and equipment
In possession OF the West Virginia Ma
tiOnal Guard.
Second Lieutenant Howard T. wehris
has been transferred TO Company NJ.
Second Infantry. He has been battalion
quartermaster. Lieutenant Albert ID.
Cunningham. OF Company q. FIRST In
fantry, OF kingwood has been transfer
red to the supernumary list He IL sue
ceeded by Lieutenant Marshal r. Martin.
Alta.
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KING GEORGE is
BACK IN ENGLAND

LONDON. Nov. /. $50 p. hiking
george. who was injured last week by
being thrown from his horse while re-
viewing troops In the field. returned to
London this evening.
The King arrived a. Buckingham
palace % 1880 O'Clock. Although much
iaugued by the journey his condition
was officially reported as satisfactory.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE
PLAYS CHRISTIANS
cxErx LADS COME HrRr
ron GAME AT ISLAND PARK
SATURDAY.
Both Teams Are In Good Condition Ana
Cadets should MAKE Bethany Hustle
To win

Arrangements were closed yesterday
BY the management Of the Linsly In-ti-
tute and Bethany football teams for
Earne saturday on the Island ball park
Bethany WAS TO have played the Cniver-
sity at A0rgAntown. saturday, but owing
10 wreck they were unable TO make
train connections and IL was necessary
TO cancel the game. Saturday was the
only open date on either teams sched-
ule and IL was arranged yesterday for
them 10 meet In this city.
Linsly has shown n remarkable brace
IN her playing during the past few
weeks and her performance against
fatrmont Normal last saturday shows
that the team Is made up OF a fighting
combination and should give Bethany
tough battle.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
HAS BEEN REMOVED

LONDON. Nov. 1. Csc p. ma dis.
patch TO the Star from Rotterdam.
says:
II Is understood that General Sau-
berzweig, military governor of Brus-
sells. who is generally believed to have
been responsible for the final refusal
TO grant the American minister's re.
quest for the postponement of the
execution Of Miss Edith Cavel. has
been removed from office and a new
military governor appointed
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HUNTED SQUIRRELS;
SHOT TWO BEARS

MARLINToN. w. Va. Nov. Lit
became known here today that while
hunting squirrels on Clover Creek, last
Saturday Z. r. Hammock killed two
bears and wounded another. Ham
rock came upon the mother and three
cubs. almost without warning. and
hring quickly killed two OF the cubs.
He was attacked by the mother bear.
and stopped her with a charge Of
heavy shot. Meantime the remaining
cub had ambled away. and the mother
followed
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MADISON LOST
Second Team Is Taken into Camp by
linsiy Fourth Eleven by Score
Of TO 6.

The Linsly Institute fourth team
yesterday defeated the Madison school
second eleven by the score Of Z to s.
Learfine and Abbott played great
game and give promise OF developing
into star players in the course of a
few years.
Linsly is endeavoring this year TO
train the boys. from the youngest up.
In the fundamentals OF football. so
they will have men to take the places
OF the older boys as they graduate.
Tomorrow the Linsly second team
plays Tridelphia district seconds. and
the third elevens plays Union school
Friday.
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Mnuu20o>
3DWa<A
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
VIII Hold Important Meeting This
1NehAn&-Wn Arrange Tor Thanks
giving Hr1 Climb.

The regular weekly meetins OF the
W heeling Motorcycle club Will be held
Ills evening IN the Club rooms on Mar
ket street. Matters concerning the an
nus Thanksgiving hill climb will be
taken up, This climb will be ov.,
Many riders have already siKnified tbeir
Intention OF entering this contest. as n
y one that Is always interesting and az
tords much excitement for both the rid
ers and spectators. President D. Ianoon
hler, VINO has been confined TO his home
LOT the past two months on account OF
evening. N'9
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ARRESTS MADE
IN DRY" FIGHT

sTEu BENViLI.E. Ohio. nov. AS
| ne culmination Of the bftter fight here
formations charging false registration
were filed today against alleged local
day. clyde 4. Adams. alleged 10 be frSn
Elizabeth. Pa. being apprehended.
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YALE HAS NOT
FIRED HINKEY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov Nelson
a Talbot. AN assistant coach OF the
iale tootbnll team and the official
press representative OF tho eleven de-
hled tonight that Frank Hinkey had been
deposed as head coach to be succeeded
by Tom Shevlin.
'Frankey Hinkey will he head coach
OF the Yale team the rest OF the season %
says the statement Tom Sheylin has
peen asked TO come back to coach. but
not as head coach. Hinkey will be con-
suited In every move that is made"
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LONDO.I. Nov. ?. 2:OS a m.-Horatid
W. Bottomley, member OF parliament for
the southern jiVIsion OF Hackney, In n
lecture At brighton yesterday. claimed
that he had the authority of the Earl
OF Derby. director OF recruiting. for say
ing that whatever the Earl mad thought
before. he now was convinced that the
voluntary system OF recruiting would be
saved.
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WALSH FuNEnAL TO-DAY.

CLEVELAND. O. Nov. The BODY
OF Miss Blanche Walsh. the actress. who
died here sunday, was shipped TO New
York tonight. William ~ Traverse. her
husband. left on the same train TO attend
the funeral. which will be held in New
York tomorrow.
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denunciation Of the paper trust
prices for news print paper. and u
was largely due TO the fight which ha
and others made that cheaper newt
print paper was secured.
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SERVICE
Dave says

We are leaving the age of spe-
clalizatiOn for the age of service.
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PUNTS AND TACKLES

Ihe kellar a. C football team win
Irscfi-r on fhe NI1 yield ar s..f4..
"a 90 he 0uf
Ihe keIar Athlete club rrrufrfa oil
WefI.e "f fHr team fr DO nIf flr urar.
L.r frIa afternoon nf r.Hn O'Clock "a
MiI Ii.II. hII members OF fr. fsfr1 4fr
fE'l fI Hft.ul OBJ" they H"r UTerarIrr
Cor come hard games
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Mdnard oreeninger.

Following an Illness OF two years Of
complication Of diseases. Minard Green
tenth street. Death came sunday
MI Greeninger was one of the best
known men In the East End section OF
me city. and had practically lived IN
this city all his life. For more than
90 years ne was a roller at the Whitak-
er-Slessner mill lie was born In Ger
many - years ago and came 10 this
country with has parents then nine
years or age. MI. Greeninger was a
member OF st. Alphonsus Catholic
church since a young man. He be- sur
NlNed by MS wife. whom he married
In this city 30 years ago.
FUNERAL arrangements have not been
tully completed but will likely take
place "Wednesday morning at 80 O'Clock
at the family home followed by solemn
requiem mass at o'clock in ST Aiphon-
sus church. with burial Ia Mt. calvary
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Funeral services FOR Mrs. Thomas
Hewitt. who died Friday night AZ the
family home. Mozart Heights. were held
yesterday morning at 80 o'clock in the
kindelberger parlors. sixteenth street
followed with requiem solemn mass in
st Joseph's cathedral with the Rev
rather o II. Move a. celebrant. Burial
was In Mt Calvary cemetery.
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