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The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
NEUTRAL ZONE ALONG
BORDER IS CONSIDERED

Developments in the Mexican situation
yesterday pointed strongly toward a
revival OF the proposal to establish a
neutral zone extending twenty miles
from the border on each side. State De-
partment officials admitted that this
plan again is under consideration.
The plan for this forty-mile- wide neu-
trail zone includes the disarming of all
civilians within its boundaries, with a
large number of troops acting as police
on each side. The arrangement would
permit troops on either side to follow
a hot trail anywhere in the zone.
The shift of Carranzista commanders in
the northern part of Mexico is largely
responsible for reviving the neutral
zone plan.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
RATIONS FOR MILITIA
DEFENDED BY BLISS
Assistant Chief of Staff Denounces as
False Stories Charging Poor
Quality of Food.
OPEN 8:l5 A. N.

Brig. Gen Tasker H. Bliss. assistant
chief OF staT, who has been making a
comprehensive inspection of the militia
troops on the border. denounces as de-
lberate falsehoods all the widely cir
culated reports Of insufficient or poor
quality ratons
He hnds conditions satisfactory IN near
ly all respects, though he says it is
impossible to predict what the feeling
of the national guardsmen will be after
the nOnCtony OF long continued service.
But the mobilization has been carried
out with a smoothness that Is in strik-
ing contrast to the confusion" OF 1898,
Gen Bliss says
Extracts from Gen. Blisss mail report
to the War Department state:
4 have now personally visited all the
camps. approximately 5000 men, and
have interviewed company. reglmental,
brigade. and division commanders With
out exception. they have denounced every
story that has appeared in the newspap-
ers as to insufhciency or poor quality
of the rations as a deliberate false
hood" "
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
SAY TEXAS Vote HITS
At MEXICAN POLICY
Republicans See Reputation of Demo.
cratic Management in Results
from Primaries.

Republican members commented freely
yesterday upon the results OF Democratic
primaries held in Texas on Saturday, and
interpreted the outcome as a direct re-
pudiation by one OF the leading Demo-
cratic States Of the administration s
Mexican policy.
The Texas returns show that Gov Col
quit leads the vote on the senatorial
nomination, with Senator Culberson a
rather close second. These two defeated
Representative L. Henry, a strong ad-
ministration supporter, who ran well
down at the bottom OF the ticket Gov
Colquitt attracted considerable attention
some months ago because OF his bitter
criticism of the Mexican policy, and for
threatening to call out State troops to
defend the border unless Federal troops
were sent for that purpose.
Five Texas members of the House who
have strongly defended the administra-
tion's Mexican policy. are reported to be
defeated for denomination.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
LLOYD GEORGES irish
SETTLEMENT PLANFAILS
Project for Appeasing Inhabitants of
Emerald Isle Collapses
Completely.
By II. ORTON TEwsON.
international News service.)

London, July A.-The Lloyd George
plan for settlement Of the Irish Home
Rule question collapsed today.
Premier Asquith announced in the house
Of commons that the government would
not at this time introduce any home rule
measure, as there appears no substantial
indication OF an agreement between all
parties As a result. in view of the Ma
uonalists' position that the terms in
writing to which they had agreed in
order to settle the Irish controversy have
been departed from by the cabinet, and
inasmuch as he was the chief negotia-
tor, Secretary of War David Lloyd
George, it is freely stated. has offered to
resign. The prime minister's attitude is
understood to be that II Lloyd George
resigns he could consider himself bound
also to do So
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
DATE FOR HEARING ON
CAR VALUATIONS SET

Supporters of the government
owned street railway bill for the Dis
trict, favorably reported by the House
will find valuable information in the
report Of the Public Utilities Commits
sion. issued yesterday, defining the
result Of its investigation into the
physical valuation OF the Capital
Traction Company.
What action the railway company
officials will take with reference TO
the report is not prOphesied. but Sep
tember IL has been fixed as the date
for the beginning Of public hearings
at which the statistics will be opened
for debate.
Original cost OF construction and
acquisition of road. equipment and
real estate now in existence is given
at s10.6o4. .4s3s0; reproduction cost at
Sl0,Sl2, 2,27l4s, and reproduction cost,
less depreciation, at ss.s5s.3s3.ss.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
PREFERRED F STREET
TO ORDWAY; ARRESTED

young man in an immaculate Palm
Beach suit. white shoes and a flowing
sport tie stood in the door OF the guard
tent at Camp Ordway and looked toward
the city.
At first glance ne seemed to be visitor
10 the tent. but an armed guard watched
every movement. He had been snatched
from his home soon after his return from
a saunter on F street. and, as an enlisted
man, was charged with failing to respond
to the Presidents call for mobilization
Company B, in which he has been en-
listed for more than year, sent in a de-
tail Of the smallest sergeant in the com
pany and an equally small private and
there was no trouble in making the cap
ture.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
c. FRANCIS JENKINS
HEADS MOVIE EXPERTS

c. Francis Jenkins, OF Washington. in
ventor and builder OF the Grafoscope, last
night was elected temporary president of
the Society OF Motion Picture Engineers
OF America at the initial meeting of the
organization held at the Raleigh.
The scheduled three-day program was
crowded into one-day's work. The new
organization. which will have as its object
the Standardization OF all the mechanical
equipment used in the manufacture and
projection Of motion pictures. will hold
its next meeting in New York on Octo-
Der 2
The society will be Incorporated next
week. Henry D. Hubbard. secretary OF
the Bureau OF Standards, addressed the
meeting yesterday on Standardization. "
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Common Sense Will Stop
Horrible Rheumatism

The famous OpIe, a great English
painter, was once asked what he mixed
his paints with Brains" he replied.
rheumatism cannot live long in a body
that is cared for by a head full of brains.
Brains or common sense is an avowed
enemy Of rheumatism. The poisons with
which every rheumatic body is filed
arise IN the kidneys, or stomach or blood
This poison goes into the blood. II is
stronger than the ordinary force Of the
blood. 1t lodges in the muscles and
joints. II gathers around nerves and
presses upon them. It inhames the flesh
Pain comes and remains until the cause
Of the trouble. the acids and poisons, are
driven out OF the blood
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25

Salves and rubbing, lotions and baths,
hot towels and water bottles will not
reach down to the throne room Of the
trouble. What nature wants is more
power to the blood. Many forms of
rheumatism are caused by secret de-
plorable diseases. Nature surely uses
common sense and tells the man to get
rid Of this bad blood. Here is a chance
for you to use your common sense. How
Get a bottle of g. s. S. the greatest
blood purifier ever known. During 50
years 1t has cured thousands Of cases
OF rheumatism and will cure you. 1t
is purely vegetable and goes into the
blood like rich food goes into It 1t
throws of all impurities and makes
good. pure red blood.
If you desire special medical advice
write our Medical Department, Room
70, Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
REsENrs SENATE ATTACKS.
Chamberlain Denies He Is in League
with Munftions Men,

Senator Chamberlain, Of oregon, chair
man Of the Senate Military Affairs Com.
mittee, yesterday afternoon rebuxed Sen
ator Norris. of Nebraska, on the floor Of
the Senate because of "insinuations that
this committee is in league with NUM-
tions manufacturers"
Il am getting tired OF such fnsinua-
tions." said Senator Chamberlain. NO
one in the Senate has a monopoly on hon
esty, and / consider that have as much
of it as has the Senator from Nebraska. -
The sta>Snents resulted from speeches
by "anti-preparedness" Senators dur
ing discussion OF the army bill.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Gen. Harries Visits OrdWaY.

Mai. Gen. George H. Harries. n. G. D.
c.. retired. former commander Of the
District National Guard, paid a visit to
Camp Ordway yesterday afternoon and
looked over the tent city OF the District
troops. He was greeted by nearly every
officer in the camp. and he complimented
them on the excellent appearance of the
troops
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Clarke Sure of Seat.

Speedy confirmation Of Judge John H.
Clarke to be an associate justice Of the
United States Supreme Court is ex-
pected to follow the unanimous report Of
the Senate Judiciary Committee yester-
day that he be seated
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Sleepwalker Dies Under Train.

Cleveland, Ohio, July A-wanoerinF
down the street in her sleep, clad only IN
her fimsy nightgown, Miss Carrie Good
man, OF East Cleveland. was struck by
a freight train on the Nickel Plate Road
and ground TO death.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
WILSON SORROWS OVER POET.
regrets Death of James Whftcomb
Riley, in Letter.

resident Wilson. in a letter to Henry
Eltel. OF Indianapolis, yesterday said he
wanted to express the sorrow of the ma
aoh at the death Of James Whitcomo
Elley, "Hoosier" poet.
The letter fellows:
May / not express to you my sincere
sorrow at the death of James Whitcomb
With his departure a notable figure
passes out of the nations life; a man
VINO Impaired joyful pleasure and a
thoughtful view of many things that
other men would have missed. am sure
am speaking the feeling Of the whole
country in expressing my own sense OF
loss"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Big Texas Peanut Crop,

Dallas, Texas, July A-Circuses, base
ball and the movies may go ahead and
plan to run next year. The peanut acre
age in Texas this year in 276,O0O, which
is expected to yield $4,000 bushels
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Noted Painter Dies

London, July A.-Cyrus Cincinatto
Cuneo, an American artist and a mem
Der of the Royal Institute Of Oil Painters.
poisoning.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Pershing's Column to Move! !

Columbus, y. Mex. July 24-Prepara-
tons for a quick movement Of Gen.
Pershing's entire column in Mexico is
seen in the arrival here OF new shipments
Of motor trucks
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
NEW ARMY NVADES
CHILD CAMP TODAY

for all their woes "a tribulations.
Tomorrow morning more mothers and
babies will arrive at the camp to remain
for two weeks.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25
Would Honor Monitor Inventor.

The Committee on Library OF the
House yesterday ordered reported the So
called Fitzgerald bill to erect a monu-
ment to Capt. Ericsson, inventor Of the
Monitor. The bill carries an appropria-
ton Of s35 900
The Washington herald., 1916-07-25

The area of Roumania is slightly less
than that Of New York and Massachu
sets combined.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

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men 1licutDcn @clebc bon O}arblano tlul0s
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laliten lua
iraenolueCDc inllcbe &urpabcH cincu Credit oocr
GreoiltcIlnug bon lrgclo cincr Bcrion, 3Srnld.
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itellulge iAAcniiir etlanat o0er ipcrbc itacno
ene Eerion. 5irmn GprporQiou Seieulnal;
puHnela' ODER NrcoiiiicuunNa NBciliut erlnnnt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
6ldnSrnO.
(SOrtictans Oun Ser /. scitc.)

\ON+flNERNN httt w IL N~AtANtJ
Solgen iIno cine fiibl6ore moraliide
gSirting boben piir0e.
@raf Ntoltfe lobte in uormcn g9or.
ten Die Eopierfeit ino Die grrlrngcn.
idaftcn Der oiterreidii9ltngorii6cn
Grlippen lnO einen gan5 belonoercn
Eri6ut 5oIlte er oen llngarn, oic liB
auf 0ielen ShIabtieloern nit 8u6m
6eoedt bdtten.~
Stolien befdrduft Gin
fu6r.
81 onL bio @aris. t6 Nlai.- 0oS
Cabinet crlieB 6entc cine Gcrfiigung,
melde sic Ginfu6r bon Gurus 9lr.
tIfeIn uuo iumiauereiden @eaenItdu-
Sen, iUelde uibt obiolit not5penoia
iino, Oerbietet, Wie @ianos uno Wlo.
bel. Iieier Sdritt 1T aetbon NOR
oen i'm Die Sdmierigteit ser 9efor.
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gierung rmo not6penoiger Support.
maaren mic @ctreioe. 3u be6e6eu.
Gie Gegieriing erpdgt oud oieglf-
itelling bon W}arimalprciien fir 2e-
bensmittel ino auSgie6igere @erpen-
0ung BON 6roucnorbcit. @s Iin0 aud
nod anOere WiaBuobmen sur Gerbei-
ierimg Scr tpirtbidaitli1en lmo inou.
itrieaen Situation, meldc ser Grieg
nit ii9 bringt, gcplont.
(0iit oieiemGorgeben folgt sic ita.
lieniihe 9iegierirng Der irou5oiiIAeu,
melde geltern eiuen GbnIiden S6ritt
unternommen bat. Gin groBer Sbeil
Der glrtifeI, oeren @inflbr oer6oten
1T iino ameritauiid6e uno eugliide
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9laer @a6rideinlidfeit ua9 lit 0r.
Gorl Selffcrid, Der 6is6erigc StootS-
SefretGr 0cs Neihs SbobomteS II.
Oos iiingite @litelieO Ocs W}iniltc.
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mems GeI6riid, oer lebte @odc oils
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DIE @eidditstorriere binter iid, e6e ct
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niiden gerbouolitngen fiir Elm Gin.
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9iioget 9luSidjriieS oes 0teidstagcS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

Warblan0 G6attel Soan 9liIOciatiun.
allbert glnme, Gefndftsilbrer.
220-23i GnlOert WHilbInn,
Jageites nub Ct. 4aulsStraRe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

,SchanlcrbornD. - TO /. = Ia / ana I
10 !, Black beauty loo Murphy. =
20 !, Ia !. even second: Shrewsbury.
l. third. Time. liii-5 Altamaha.
Eroomcorn. Briar Path. Martyr. Miss
sly Black thorn. Mex. Del Frar and
Morristown also ram.
,SIscond-tiHye fnrionss-'"yiai ~"
81, nLm wnGL I" ,oS ra =" o' to Won:
to :. 2 to J. second: Hcssauta. 100
tSchamcrhorn,. 10 l. To !. { to =.
third. Time. 90 .\maconisn. Tuck,
Ginger quill peckhand Warbridc,
Salazora also ran.
Amulet. loo ,Murphyp. 10 =. even. !
to :. Won. roy. Ito ,Nanduscn). 10 Ia
!. To l. 10 |. second Louise raul.
as ,W. Schamcrinrn,. 10 >. 10 ;.
! to >. second. Time. l:t6 ~. Eel
:. Smugeier ami Catherine Turner
also vau.
Fourth six furlongs Louis kcnly.
lis OEyrncb. even. I" j. out. won:
To :. second Elack Idaw. .? UIunp.
TO l. to l. TO .. third Time.
l:l3 80. Anita and Mary IL. also ran.
Fifth--milc and seventy yar1s--HiEh
Horse. 100 'Schcrmerhornl. 3 to |.
even / to :, Won Lady Worthington.
l03 IIunt. to !. to | and even,
second: .\lmaN Lawrence. loo (Aman),
: 10 >, even, t" :, third Time. l:i..
Rapids. liarwooi THANKSGIVING, Helen
NJ. Dcha also ran.
Sixth-mtlc and u sixtccnth-Siar OF
Love. lnh 6St"arns). : to !. even and
To >. won: Injury, lbs (Nanduscn). :,
10 >. even. I" :. second: Impression,
los CW. TAYLOR. . 10 !, TO J. even,
Eiliows. iIowdy Howdy and Brook :
field also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

some memorial OF General Leo should
bc erected. and for such memorial
liichmond is tho ocical location The
United Spanish War Veterans Of Nlr-
sinia will probably undertake tho
work OF securing funds for the monu-
mcnt without soliciting or desiring aid
from withou, tho state.
Participation in all preparedness and
patriotic activities is rujoin"d on tho
veterans Members are urged 10 or
ganizc rifle clubs, to institute cam
paicnS for the increase OF reverence
for the national anthem and the IA :
,ional flag, TO support cadet corps in
the public schools and to underta K .
tho formation of ladies' auNiliarics for
the camps.
During tho past year notable in
crease in the membership Of the United
Spanish War Veterans has taken place
in Virginia. The organization has in
creased it's numbers by about lJo per
cent. Camps Of veterans arc now cs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
TANLAC RELIEVES
STOMACH DISORDERS
Remarkable Remedy Endorsed
by Friend Relieves
RichnOndcr Quick.
THOUSANDS ADD \
WORD or PRAISE

81 believe that any ono giving Tan
lac a fair trial Will I've relieved even in
the most obstinate cases OF stomach
trouble. for ] only took ono bottle on
tho advice Of q friend, and all my old
ailments Of tho stomach were gone"
said Mr. e. l.. Parker. Gle North 18th
street, Richmond. and continuing. Nc
said further: | used 10 he troubled
with a most Uncomfortable, full. bloat
cd stomach shortly after each meal.
and would constantly want TO bclch.
and this condition of my stomach caus-
cd me to get very little good out of
the food ] ate. and I'd been in this
condition a long time. but. as said.
Tauiac is an excellent remedy for
stomach disorders. and relieved me Of
all my old troubles Of tho stomach in
record Time, SO recommend II 10
everybody" Sicncd-C. Il. Parker
Just another story OF faulty per
formancc on tho part OF the digestive
organs. caused by the dcranGcmcnt Of
natures vital organs. and Just another
one among thousands upon thousands
OF cases where Tanlac proved it's eff
hciency, just as his friend who recon-
mended Tanlac. said il would ThouS-
andS say il will remove the cause. re-
new the old vitality and restore ma
turc and the whole. system To norma |.
80 get dollar bottle to-day Just as
Mr.. Parker did and feel like your old
former self once again. Permit Tan
lac 10 give the system another chance.
beginning from to-day. Get TaulaC at
either one Of the three Folk Miller
drug stores. or TracIes pharmacy
Advertisement,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

lonrs@,;cT,rude Marie " ioa ~ Sraplinp.
u To :. even. and , TO ). won Run
ning shot. 100 ,Minkp. 10 /. I" :
aud to >. second lantana. 100 ,Shill-
inc). L. Ia |. ) to ! aud ; to >. third.
Dyson. Rose Finn. Alone ~ Last, Bird .
l"r*. Marble Head, Tooisic and Ida
Mae also ran.
Second racc one milo Mulachitc.
i11 tIayuesJ. 1" :, and out. won:
Miss Puzzle. loi smiling. 10 /. :
!" and out. second sprint. l01 crap
linD. 10 I" !. I" = and ont. third.
Time. SO -. Friar Nouch, also ran.
Third race SIX furlonEs Fort
and out. won; Gnat lOo ,Schillinrp.
t" 20, out out. second: Sosius. l03
'Urquharo. - TO !. > TO and out.
third. Time. :"H IL. Three starters.
Fourth racc--'nilc-E 'crmouse. los
-. McTacgar't, to > and out. won
and out. second. Plcionc. ~ tMcCa :
heyp. : to !. 10 > and out. third.
Time, lar % Only three starters.
Fifth race-milc-Sct Square. los
tEalD. : to 3. TO : and 30 2. won
Golden Gate. los 'ShillingD. : 20 /, .
10 !. even. second: Andes. ll3 tBut
welD. 10 !. 10 :, To 10. third.
Narmar. Rcsistihlc, 'harncuse. Good
Counsel ana Maifou also ran
SIXTH receive furlonc3-Tom Nc
TaGcar,- IL 'Taplinb. II to :. even
and 10 Won: Wo"dtrap. II !!
llayncs,. 20 =. = 10 =. : Ia . SOC
"ud. Queen ~ tn" Wafer. lac tMc-
,"h.%t. 70 : TO J. 90 :" third.
Election. I'd Roche and Golden Fox
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
PIRATES ARE LOSERS
lRST GAME OF SERIES
GOES TO NEWPORT NEWS
""hcr Puns and Goobrrs Are Win
hcrs Over Norfolk and Rock!
Mount by close scores.

PoErSMOUTH VA. July i7.--ln u
ohcless mixed game that closed with
NC hrst triple play ever seen in WASH
f'si9n Park. SO far rs can he asccr-
fl'hed. Newport News trimmed the
FUCKERS to-day by the score OF 10 To
/ Alton. Of no-hit fame. brought over
l"tn Of l'"rismouth's tallieS, driving
NJ home run on ono occasion and
IcoiinG on base ON balls. AN error
M tw" inf1cid outs on the other. Al
j'h also started tho triple play, so
IL had rather . busy day Of il.
Ne" port News took kindly 20 Atoms
|"iiiDg and drove him from the box
TWO innings f:ldpidrc succeeded
III and lasted single frame. Candy
|aF then brourh; In from the ncid.
IJh pitchers havin" been gent to the
{''cf gardens. and tho feelings Of the
orcrS may bc imagined.
INC triple play occurred III the ninth.
osS AMI rahlman had each singled
M we're resting ON second and FIRST
tatten hit what looked 30 hc u safe
|L but II was captured by Alton.
u" was then playing center field. af-
r. hard ran. Both runners had
aitod I" run with til" crack az the
a. and were headed Of before they
|"rld return 4" their bases The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
WILL ERECT MEMORIAL
Take Hold Vigorously uf Movement ca
piucc Monument to i'ltHhuSh
Lee In Richmond.

To the camps OF the United Spanish
War Veterans in Virginia was sent
out yesterday from tho office Of Cap
tain Joseph lie Masurier. commander OF
the department, bulletin containing
a report on the eighth annual cncamp-
ment OF tho department. held last
month at Frcdcricksh mrc and a num-
Der Of mandatory suggestions for ad-
miuistration.
The proposal 10 erect monument In
Richmond TO General FitzhuSh Lee. Con
Tolerate and Spanish War veteran. is
probably tho most Interesting feature
Of the bulletin. Camp commanders
in Virginia have been asked for suE-
ceStions as to tho means of raising
funds for the monument and IL is OK
pectcd that dcfinii" plans will hc
adopted at no very distant date.
In view OF his distinguished services
to tho state. the South and tho nation,
it is in every way appropriate that