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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08
8r1an's Name ansgr<
Siidt.
Neutral gebadJte geriammlmns ent-
lui6elte iidl sm anti.britiiher.
Truteit bes @pritsenbem fallt anf
tanbe Sbrem.

Gbicago. s. Sebr. 8eitern faro
I'M bieiieen 9oliieiim eine Mal'en-
perIamnlung itatt, Die BON Der slme'
ridn Sn6epenbence Seague 5u oer
3mede einberrfen ipur0e, 6rieoen ju
foroern. :. s. O'2earp ppn SEEM
gorf, Yr6iioent Der 9lnlerian Snttb
Societp, plaioierte fiir 9eiiti6Iano.
fritifierte i6arf England II. oieGiplo'
matie Ser Ser. Staaten uno fam
hierailf auf Staatsiefretar grpatts
an9lopbile 8eiinniing 5lt ipredet.
9lls er bem Namen grpuns ertpdhnte,
brad, Die @eriou1mli,ng IN 3iiden
uno ipottiides 2aden aus. Serlu6e,
bie Mube tpieber ber5uitellen, iparen
perge6lid.
sd CLAUDE" iaete S'9enrp, res
mar in oieier 5alle, oaB @illiam
SSennings grpan, linier talentierter
StoatsiefretGr, proflamierte, oaB Die
renublifaniite Tartei perin6e, oas
0ulf oieies 9nroes alf einen &reu5
Ron @oIb su freiiaigen. ISSest per-
iuht er, 6as 8aterlano bon iiber
%, 100000 unirer Wtitbiirger aiif
einem 8reit5 BON britii6em @oloe SIT
frelt5igen.
9lnboltenoer LANCER slpploits folg-
te bieIen @orten. SSenfin 2lopo So
neg. TaItor ser 9Iller Seelen iairfe,
@oriiber Der 8erianmliing, fritilier-
tc S'0eorp fiir beiien sleiiBeritngen
un6 erflGrte, er iperoe Die Tlattform
pcrlaiicn. penn oie 8eriarnmlllng Die
gee,rtrnlitGt nift reipeftiere. Damn
Itellte er Sranf 8u6anan eii1en glr.
beiterfiibrer, Dor, Ser OILS vein nel-
trnler Meoner" ouf Dem Trogromnt
itano. Gr tpurbe nit 3iidritfen be-
onft, als ct Serrn grpan 5r oertei-
oigen periu9te.
Serr Ssones. Ser eriitdt iporoen
mar, als @oriiser Der @erianmlung
i'll fitnaieren, traf eine balbe Stnn-
Sc III ipat ein. Gr bebanptet, Dab
Dor bem GoIiieiin ganner NIT Bill
oern bes beutiden 9aiiers rinb oes
oeutiden 9lblers perfaiiit fui,rben
slud) sic Sone mar nit beittf6en uno
omerifaniiden gannern gei6miift.
@oriiser 2Sones proteitierte bageaen.
SaB niht aud Die ,Slaggen Der gui-
icrten 5u iehen iparen.
Ter @eriammliing folgte cine rie'
iige Raraoe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08
Srotnot lit Wieritos
Sanptitabt.
Sic 3uitdnoe luerotn
bort nit jebtnl Sage
i9limmtr.
Sapata' Srnppen riifen a1mablid)
wieber n6ber beran.
Garran5iiten ienben lire eisenen
SprrGfe aus Der Stabt.
Sanfen nmb bic meiitem 8eidtGfts
balten geid|lpien.

8 q bin g II, s. Sebr. 9niit
beittigen offi5iellen gtadridten
i6lieben bic 3ruppen 3opatas pie-
Der aIlrnabIi6 oie Staot Werico elm
uno Die Gorge iiber Die 8erb6ltiliiie
in Der gfaf,barrepubIif pGfit nit
icoem Gage.
Satid6lid) aae ousl6noii9en
Oiplomaten baben ibre &egierungen
Inn Snitriftionen eriudt, mas lie in
beitimmten sS1llen t1in ioIlten, linb
boifen, 0aB cs ibren eigenen @ut-
oiinfen iiberlaiien tperben tpirb, OBJ
lie Die Seiun0tffaften oitfgeben
ioIlen ODER ni6t.
Oemonitrationen Der 9epolferiing
bnlten OIL, Die oaour6 gei6Goigt lit,
oaB Die @nrran5a- -Seboroen bas bon
friiberen aOminiiirationen arSge-
gebene VopiergeIo fiir mertIos err
flart bate, uno alid) Der Wangel on
geabrungsntittel erlpedt ltnri,ber.
@om Stootsbepartement lpuroe fol-
getoes acknowledgement:
r0as 9epartement nurbe ner+
itdnoigt, baB oie 9anfen itiib 6aiipts
geid6fte in ser Staot Werico ir-
foIee oes gefebIes, pobur6 ons
8iIla-8elo tpertIos gemadt wuroe,
aeihloiien bleiben. Sen. Garrarl5a
Iou telegrapbiert baber, oab ben
glrmen !Silfe eeleIltet lperben miro,
aber bieie SiIfe miro faum aiid Der
Mittelflniie uno Dem !San0eI i'm off
gemeinen 5l,teil iperben. Mtangel
on grot berridt ipeiter in Der Staot.
@s beibt, baB Die 9onitituttonaliiten
cine 9lrt3abI Sferoe fonfissiert bot
ten.
y9ailt gfndridten an bos De-
partement Ielloet Die Garran5o.
9lbniitiitration ibre ei9enea @orrdte
aus Der Staot iulo Die nottpenoigiten
9ebensmittel tperoen inlrler ieltener.
Gas 1epartement erflibr aiid,
oaB SeIicitas 8ilnreal nod imner
i'm @ef1ngnis IN Der Staot We-
rico lit"
Sarebo, Ser, 8. 6ebr Ter
bieiise @oniuI Der &onititutionali-
item aab beute befannt, OaB ote Gar
ran5o-Eruppen 0tonterep ipIeoer
eingenommen bdtten. Seine Gin5el-
beiten oariiber Iiegen Dor. Die tele-
grapbiide @erbinoung NIT 0tonte'
rep iiber or Haio lit brr6ifnitten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08
Sttmmenglei6beit
wir0 ermartet.
TiStz Yrdiioent mag cut
ideiOtnoe Stimme
abgeber.
SenatOren geeiulanbs nnb Sinitb ns-
ertuartet eingetruffen.
Gepnblifamer fonferierem iiber nenc
Sbitrnftionsplane. /
@abrideinlidjfeit elmer Grtra Seis
iiun riift mGber.

gYafbingtor~ 6. Sebr. Gr1fi-
oent @iIion iagte beltte 9eiiidertr,
oaB er ii6 aIle Wfiibe gebe, cine @r-
ira Seiiion bes 9ongreifes au ber-
meioen. Senator g9iniunts iagte
Dem TrGiioenten, er lei fir cine Ct.
ira Seiiion, ioIlte Die S6iffs Sill
bur9 repnbIifanii6e Sbitruftton sit
Sail gebradt aper6en. Gnore Senn-
loren tpoIlen unter feinert l1mit6noelt
cine grtra -Seiiion bdben.
N2it Der 9l1tfrnft bes Gen. geetp-
lambs luo Gen. Smith bon Soutb
Carolina Gnberte fi6 bie pnrIamenta-
ride Sitltation. Mon bntte 1ii6t
ertpnrtet, boB Gen. Smitb 5uriif-
febren neroe, oa cin MitgIieo ieiner
ssanilie ernitli6 erfranft lit. Wfit
Silfe Der Stirnmen Ser beioen Sena-
toren ipiiroe Ioitt gebouptitng Der
Ioniiniitrations Siibrer oie glb-
Thinning iiber ben Intrng, bic gin
nit SSnitriiftionen on ben SnnoeIs-
ousidluB 5uriidauianben, Stirnnten-
gIei6beit crgeben, iporauf man ouf
bie Gimme oes 8ioe IrGiibenten
nIs 6ie mtsidrasgebenbe rednen
fonnte.
Sotpie 6ie repubIifalii6en sSiijrcc
bon Der Infunft Ser bei6en Senoto-
rem borten, tpuroe cine &onferei15
einberufen, Inn peitere Tl6ne 5u Be-
IpreAen. I
Selite mar einer Ser fpenieen in
ser fiirslihen 8eidifJte 6es Senates,
90 f1mtIi6eSenatoren, SO, anfpeicno
poren. 9lIs Die Sefiion begann
iprn6 Gen. Tansben 5ueuniten Der
@in.
@nib1ngton, S. Sebr. Spre-
der GIarf, Aep. linoeripooo itnb
Ser 5itnl beinofratiiden Siibrer er-
ipGblte 9l6a. &itdin itimnten beute
in elmer &onferen3 iiber Die Iegisl III.
be tSituation oarin therein, ooB
tpenn oie Sbitruftion iiber Die
S6iffs 9iG i'm Sennt nod eirc
@ode nnbGIt, cine @rtra Seiiion
innerrneioli6 iei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08
Seidnlbign1gell mebreu
fid).
8eiterer fiirdrerltdler @srbndt &C.
GEN Seitides Sbb Seapius-
;Seinr.

gonfers, gt. 0., s. Sebr. =
gu Der fiir9terliaen glnflaee sesen
oas bieiige 9eutihe SbS 5ellops-
Seim, baB adt ereiie Sniaiien getG.
tet tporoen lp6rer, neil tie 81, alt tpn.
rem uno gu pieler Bflege beburft bGt.
ten, fam beiite nod Die Deitere gfn-
fIaee, bab 5tuei nnore Sniaiien ntos-
Ii6er @eiie Iebenoig begraben NOR
Sen ieien, pdbrerto iie ii9 nod unter
benz ginfIrlB zines Narfotifuns be-
frnoen bGtten. Der Coroner 5,gonn
beute nit elmer ll1iteriuhung oie'er
geidulbigung. Sic lestere gefbul.
oigung ioG BON Sniaiien oes Seinls
itammen, nit Oenen er geitern cine
lanse llnterrebilris eebabt batte. Sic
9tetp gorfer 2eidenbeitotter, beneil
Die 2eihen iibergeben. muir.
ben, iperben befrogt iper6en, pelde
Wtittel iie angeipart0t botten, INN iif
au iiber5eueet, 6aB bic beioen 9Serio-
men tot Daren, ebe tie beitattet per-
ben.
Senrp Blum, elm 9eiherbeitotter,
Der bon oenl Coroner alisgefragt ipur.
De, beit1tigte cine 8ebaiptung sSreb.
Wors iiber oen anl 90. 0eaember er.
folgten Sobe bon Senrp Sorn. Wtors
tit Der erttIaiiene @Grter in beinSeim,
Der Dem 9iitriftsantpalt geitartoen
baben ioG, bnB er ben 600 bon orei
SniaTen periduIoet bate. Blum
iagte oem Coroner aneebIid, oaB er,
ols er Sorn's 2ei4e enlpfins, am
Weuno eine grarlbmunoe benierfte.
Gr mill 0fors baritber befragt uno
BON ibm Die 9lnttport erboIten baben,
baB Die @unoe bon einem nit einem
Narfotifiun getr1nften Sitd ber'
Itamnlte, oos Inn ben &opf bes totet
@annes eebunben uoroen mare, nm
ieinen Wtitno geihloiien 5u balten.
Blum iogte ferner, oah er oie Get
den al ser aht Sniaiien, oie Wtors
eet0tet boben tpin, Dor Der Beltntfitng
einbaliomiert bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08

8oriiser Stone bes Senats- -aus-
ifiiiies fir aiisip1rtige ge5iebun'
gen, Der beute nad Dem @eiben
Sois fnrn, inste, bob ieiner 9lnii6t
nod oas sluf6iiien Der amerifani-
ifen Slagge bitrf- Die 9itiitania
neine ungeborige @erDzlbung Der
Slagge" mar. Senotor Stone fiigte
binsu, baB Der 8ongreB cine 9feio'
luton annebmen mag, porin negen
ben Stpiidenfou proteiiiert miro,
oab er aber gluiibe, 6ab >iele Sude
gang rnb ear BON Dem erefittipen
9peig Der &egieriing gebanobabt
mer0en ioIIe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08
Detroit, Wspmtas, DEN s. 5ebruar 1918.

in @afbington niitteiIte, bot er NIT
@eanlten oes bieiigen ausip1rtigen
9(nntes nidt bariiber gefpro9en.
Die 9uiitanio bate $40 HaiIa-
giere Der 8aiiite on 8oro, bon De-
nen piele Imerifaner iparen, Die in
2onoon cine ausgebebnte 9efannt-
i9aft baben. 9ieie botten in ben
Sotels bon Dem Stpiidenfau nit Ger
SIugge eradblt uno 10 iprad lid Die
Sade 10 raid beriim, bab iie baI6
ben ausiaIieBIiden @eiprddsltoff
biloete.
9ie britiide Geeierung bleibt
gegeniiber limInnfen6en anoeren @e-
baltptllng, oab Der aapit6n Der 9uii-
tania nidt bon ser Hegieriing auf-
geforoert iporoen ipnr, Sie arnerifa.
niife Sia9ge alif5li5ieben.
g8ien, s. sSebr. lteber s(nriter-
bam unb 9onbon. Tos olt. lung.
ariegspreBbureau beridtet ii6er Die
leeten &anlpfe in ben aarpatben
SSolge1lOes:
Die Sdladt Inn benz Grflapab
enoete fiir llns erfolgreif. Snfolgc
bon Observation-Disclosures nab
men mir idmafe ruiiiife 9lrtiuerie'
abteilungen barnn tell, bod batten
bic &uiien niel Ssnfanterie aufge-
broft, oie gegen Die Soben oes
ASalies maridierte. Cine &iifIidt'
nabme ouf SerInite OH Meniden-
Ieben Iu6ten bie &liien cine ibner
giinitigc Gntideibung jill eraipingen.
S6IieBlif) gingen lie iiber eilten
Gamm aui Die gegeniiberliegel1oen
S1oben los, nuBten aber oitf bol6enl
8cge itcben bleiben, als beftiger
Sdneeiturln eintrot. glls bann Der
ruiliihe aonrnlanoant am nahiten
Morgen ben @efebl CAB, Die Sober
su critilrmen, fonnten piele Der
9fuiien nidt fpeiter, ba lie bon Der
aaIte gang iteif paren, uno inter
unlerem Seller brad Der Stlirm'
angriff balb nieber. 3ablreihe
Sote unS @eripunocte beoedten oa5
Sdla6tfelo. Gie &liiien begannen
enoIidl su flieben nuo uniere Grub
pen perfolgten iie."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08

= 9ie oeiitfhe &rieesGeittns mill
oem oIterreidiifen 8erbiinbeten fir
bie ierbiife 3nmpagne 100000
Wann sllr0erfiiglina ltellen: oarais
erbeGIt, bob 9eutidlanos @annen
nift MIR BEN 9riten, 9filiien, ssrnn.
soien unS g9eIgiern geipadien iino,
ionbern immer nod cine slrmee ee-
gen anoeres 9eiitbel iibris baben...
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08

pie einotse fdgri8e oeuf.
foe Beitane il. 2ai6isan,
per6e Die 9epef9en 6sx
RG. yrege Brinst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04

The regular meeting Of the Helping
Circle OF Kings Daughters VIII be
held this afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. w. II. Parker, at 2ol5 East Broad
street. Election OF officers for the en-
suing year. also election OF delegates
to the annual convention, will take
place at this time, therefore every
member is urged to be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
FOR WORLD WIDE INQUIRY
ON INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS
American Representatives In For
eign Countries Called On for
Exhaustive Reports.
BASIS FOR INVESTIGATION
Information Collected Expected to
BE OF Immense Value to United
States Trade Commission i'm Work.
ing Out Policy for This Country.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-Instruc-
tions to American consuls and repre-
! scntatives in foreign countries calling
Tor exhaustive reports on Industrial
ORGANIZATIONS. and the relations between
industry and government have been
transmitted by the Bureau OF Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. The reports
VIII form the basis for a thorough In
vestigation Of business and industrial
| systems throughout the world by the
Federal Trade Commission. with which
the bureau is co-opcratcd. The Trade
| commission also plans to conduct a
supplementary worldwide inquiry
through squads OF special investiys
tors
Commercial attaches at foreign le-
cations. as we'll as consular officers
have been Instructed to cover in their
! reports business organization. manu-
featuring and producing efficiency
merchandising methods. business and
| Industrial laws. and particularly the
relation between business organiza-
| lions and governmental authority
The information collected is expected
TO be of immense value to the Trade
| Commission in it's task OF working out
| definite policy for the United states
both as to business methods and as TO
the attitude Of the Federal govern
mcnt towards trade organizations.
Special instructions have been is
sued calling for reports on the system
| OF business organization as developed
| IN Germany, under which great com
| 5inations of capital are fostered
| The reports also will be available
| for use by the bureau and the com
! mission in their efforts to extend the
! foreign trade Of the United States AT
! hearings held on this subject by. the
/ commission. American manufacturers
| have urged that they should be al.
| lowed TO form combinations for
! economy and efficiency in the export
| trade. but the question has been raised
J as TO whether such combinations would
/ not render the members liable 10 pro-
/ Sccution under the anti-trust laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
home; after a Visit to relatives and
"InfOFmatiOn!"

home. after a visit to relatives and
friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Taylor OF New
Britain. Conn. are guests of relatives
in Richmond.
Misses Mamie and l.. Genevieve Be-
guess have returned to their home on
South Third street. after visiting Chi
cago. Niagara Falls, New York City
and Queenstown. Canada.
Miss Lucy Gwathmcy. who has been
spending several weeks here. has re-
turned 10 Louisa.
+. H. Farrar, OF this city. has been
spending a few days in Scottsville dur
ing the past week
Miss Nancy Marye who has been the
turned 10 her home In Ashland
Miss Kathleen Tucker, of Norfolk. Is
spending three weeks In Richmond
with her sister. Mrs. z. C. Smith.
Or. Lewis Holiday has returned to
Orange. after brief stay in Richmond.
Mrs. y. T. Mallory, OF Newport News,
Is spending the fall and winter months
in this city
Or. and Mrs T r. Leonard motored
20 visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Phi!potts.
7. Garnett Tabb has returned from
the American Bankers Association
convention in Seattle, and the Panama
Pacific Exposition. Mrs. Tabb has also
returned from an extended stay at At
iantic City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
PAN-AMER|CAN' ENJOYS
TO RECOMMEND ACTION
Their Respective Governments Will
Assume Final Responsibility in
Mexican Situation.
CARRANZA NOT YET APPROVED
Conference May Concede That His
Recognition Affords Only Solution
OF Problem-Lansing to See Rep.
resentatiycS OF Various Factions.

WASHINGTON October Sit was
learned tonight that it is not the
purpose of the American Con-
ference when it meets on Saturday TO
take action that will definitely recog :
nize Carranza. even If it should be
conceded that his recognition affords
the only satisfactory solution OF the
Mexican problem Each member OF
the conference will recommend to his
government what action he thinks
should be taken, and the government
will assume the final responsibility.
The conference at its last session
agreed that there should not be joint
action.
Secretary Lansing saw Judge Doug
ranzistas in this country, while in
New York. During this week Mr.
Lansing viii have n conference with
Eliseo Arredondo. the confidential
agent in Washington of Carranza For
the Niilistas, interviews will he given
Felipe Angeles, Senior Maytorena.
Governor OF the State OF Sonora: Raoul
Madero. and Enrique Llorente. head
OF the Villa agency here.
1t was said tonight that the Nillistas
will insist that the peace conference
of MeNicans originally called by the
Latin american conference shall he
held. They will emphasize the fact
that they have accepted this sucges-
ton of the conference. have acted in
good faith. and that like good faith
should I've manifested by the United
States and the Latin-American diplo-
mats.
state Department officials were
pleased to-day with the information
that General Nafarctte. in command of
the CarranZa forces at Matamoras
across the river from Brownsville
where many OF the recent border
troubles have occurred. has been or
dered elsewhere 1t was felt that he
was in sympathy with the bandits
encamped at Progreso Ferry. or afraid
Of them. and had taken no steps to sup
press them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Emma Conquest has returned
from visit TO relatives in PhiiadeI-
Ihia.s
Miss Sigrid Dietrichson and Miss
Ftss Cowley. who spent the summer at
Buck HILL" have returned TO Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Steele are Ieav.
-ng this month for New York. where
they Will make their home.
NIss Grace Guerrant Lilly. Of Nash
vile. Tenn, is the guest OF Miss I,ouise
L Kellogg, at her homo in Ginter
Park.
MIS-. CroXton. formerly Miss Eliza.
beth irccrborne, and her small daurh-
Ter. arc s;uests OF Mrs. J. II. Striblinr
I'm Barton Heights.
Mrs. George Cunningham and Miss
Emily Lyman have returned to their
apartment at the Chesterfield
Miss Marie Leahy. OF this city. Ia
visiting friends at The Terrace" near
Scottsville.
Miss Lila West was. among the
guests from distance present at the
Elicit -I.ibbey wedding. In SmlthneId
last week. SOL ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Royall Breeze
AID little daughter. Dorothy, of CO.
lun4bia, 8. c., have returned to their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04

velvet in all the dark. rich shades
are being used for suits and dresses.
Black is considered very elegant, but
a foremost position has been made for
dark green. crushed blackberry. seal
brown and wine color.
The three piece suit has returned to
favor, and it tx made in such n way
that In many instances the coat may
he used as Il separate garment to COM
plete the evening toilette or for smart
afternoon wear. Such a model Is de-
picted in the sketch. II Is made OF
midnight blue velvet. the skirt ex-
cecdingly wide, and by way OF novelty
II has the hem edged with an inch
wide quilting of the velvet.
This skirt is attached to a bodice
of peach-colored faille silk, made with
high neck and long sleeves. and indi
eating the velvet in panel arrange
mcnt down the back. Across the front
there is wide band of black chiffon
headed with - strip of gold tissue and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
FORMER RIGGS CASHIER
WILL GIVE BOND TO-DAY
ii. ii. Flnther Expected BACK In Wash
lnSton From His Vncation--State-
ment by ATTORNEY General

WASHINGTON. October 3.-Henry H.
Rather. who resigned as cashier OF the
Riggs National Bank, Ia expected to
return from his vacation Tomorrow
and VIII Immediately give bond. SINH
lar TO that furnished by Charles c.
Glover. president, and william J. Fla
Their. Vice president for his appearance
to answer TO the perjury indictment
returned by the grand jury on Friday
Frank j. Hogan, attorney for the alb
sent Mr. Flatner, said to-day The latter
would have no comment on the latest
development in the controversy be-
tween the Riggs bank and Treasury
Department officials
Mr.. Hogan himself declined to com.
ment on the statement of the Attorney
General. issued last night, denying that
there was malice" in the Indictment
of the Riggs officials, which statement
followed the charge Of Mr.. Hogan that
secretary McAdoo and Comptroller
Williams had induced the Department
of Justice to act
Attorney General Gregory's state
ment In reply to Mr.. Hogan reads:
MY attention has been called to a
statement appearing in the morning
papers purporting to have been given
out by counsel for the Riggs National
Bank In which It Is intimatcd that the
indictments for perjury recently re-
turned by the grand jury of the Dis
Gals of the bank were inspired by
malice and the charge is made that
the Department of Justice was induced
to obtain these indictments by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and the Comp
troller OF the Currency.
IL know of no fact which would JUS
tify the intimation that the grand Jury
bore malice toward the indicted off,
Gals, or had in mind anything except
the discharge of Its official duty, nor
do believe that any such fact exists.
The statement that this department
was induced by anyone to obtain these
Indictments is, of course, without the
slightest foundation. The facts on
which the indictments are predtcatod
were developed In open court and in
the presence Of the District Attorney,
and several months thereafter were
presented to the grand jury for consid-
Grafton along with other matters OF n
like character and In the usual man.
ner.
These cases will not be tried In the
columns OF the press. but by tho duly
constituted legal tribunals and in the
proper way,
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woMEN,s MEETINGS.

The city Mission will hold Its regu-
lar monthly meeting ut the Office Of
Associated Charities this afternoon at
4 o'clock. II is important that every
visitor attend. as II is necessary that
every district be represented at the
meeting.
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St Johns Circle OF Kings Daughters
viii hold It's first fall meeting this af-
ternoon at o'clock. In the frame
school house st. Johns Church yard.
Broad and Twenty-fourth Streets 4
fuii attendance Is requested as dele
gates to the state convention to be
held in Front Royal, and the circle
officers Will be elected at this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
II. G.. McI,tEcr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
MANASSAS. VA, October al. G.
Mentzcr. forty-three years old. of tho
clifton neighborhood. dropped dead in
a stable on the farm of II. A. Meyer, a
Few miles from here. this afternoon.
A'entzer was employed on the farm and
was preparing for the evenings milk
ing. He is survived by five children,
iodr daughters and one son. He was
we'll known in Manassas.
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The Richmond Nurses Club Will meet
n the Y. w. &. a. club room this af-
ernoon at o'clock This Is most
important meeting and every member
S urged 10 be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04

The regular monthly meeting of the
Female Humane Association will be
held this morning at IL o'clock at the
asylum.
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Are You Rea DIV
For Your Trip? Take
II @ r. G. " s
wi allied Milk

9th you when Yachting, Camping.
Motoring, Fishing, or GolHng.
A nutritious, satisfying Food-Drink ready
In a moment. A good light lunch when
tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water,
hot or cold. A fine nights rest is assured
II you take a cupful hot before retiring.
Our Lunch Tablets are the acme Of con-
venient nouHshment Dissolve few
In the mouth when fatigued or hungry.
Sample free, HoRLIcK'S, Racine, Wis.
CLE Ho Sub stitute Is sJust as @ ood"
as HORLick'S, the Original
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his gives corsele, suggestion to the

this gives corsele. suggestion to the
model
Over this Is worn the coat cut In
threc-quarter length. with swinging
line from hip to hem. The border is
OF beaver, and that same pelt rims the
wrist and finishes the neck Handsome
braid is used to give bretellc effect
The lining is of white and black
striped satin. lowered with a small
brilliant motif.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
ChnrlcN Ernnklin.

LYNCHBURG. VA. October a
Charles Franklin. a former resident Of
this city, died on Friday at Matewan.
w. Va. He had a number OF relatives
in Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
NIra. NInrr A. Tnxlnr

y
Mrs. Mary y. Taylor died at her resi-
dcnce, lOll Maury street, on Saturday,
aged seventy-fve years. The funeral
Will take place from the Bainbridge
Street Baptist Church this afternoon at
o'clock.