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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
BAPTIST.

Firnt-Rev. Il. -. Hahn. u. D.. O,
~Greenville, S. G.. and formerly Of Can.
ada. VIII preach at IL o'clock this
morning and at Sis tonight. DR..
fiahn Will occupy the pulpit through
OUT the month of August. while the
pastor is on his vacation.
SecOnd-Eev. William Warren I.an-
drum. ID. d. a former pastor Of the
church, now OF louisville. Ky. will
preach at IL o'clock this morning and
every Sunday morning hereafter
Throughout the month of August. DR.
i-andrum Will speak 10 the young mems
Bible class on The Greatest Thing in
the World
Rrondus Memorlai-Rev. w. +. Glib
SON the pastor. Will preach at II
oclock this morning on the subject
some Things Jesus Forekncw About
His Disciples" There will be union
service tonight in C~himborazo Park.
Grove Avenue-Rev. j. s. Dill, d. n.
OF South Carolina. will preach at II
O'Clock this morning on the subject.
Rest in This Restless Age There
VIII be no service tonight.
Grace Sfreet-Rev. Charles s. Card
ner. d. D., of Louisville. Ky. will preach
at II o'clock this morning. There will
be no service tonight.
Leigh Strcct-Rev. j. j. Wicker. d
D.. the pastor. Will preach at IL O'Clock
this morning on The First Unitarian"
and at Sis tonight on Mar or the
Machine-Which?"
Imnnnuel-Rev. J. G. Quarles, a re-
turned missionary to Uruguay, will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
FOOD DIDN'T
DIGEST RIGHT
Food Would Sour, Form Gus I'm Stom-
nr'i and Cnnsc had BcichinE
Spells.
BLOATED AMI MOST
UNCOMFORTA RI,E FEELING

Il was troubled with gas forming
on my stomach. Just like SO many
others L noticed pfaiSinE Tanlac in
the papers," said E. S. Moody. of Rich
mond, and well known in fraternal cir
cies here. This gas forming on my
stomach gave me Il constant and dis
agreeable desire to belch, and [ often
would spit up my food and feel un-
comfortable for hours after eating.
This m and Indigestion trouble
was troubling me Il great deal, and
when saw in the papers whcre
friends | knew were being helped, I
decided to give II n thorough trial,
which | did. and ! am now glad to say
the ona trouble has left me. and I
received exactly the results promised.
1t succeeded where many other rene
dies failed, and | am glad to speak OF
1t in the highest terms and recon-
mend it," continued MIR. Moody, whose
address is given, for verification pur-
poses. BIG North Twenty-ffth Street,
Richmond.
To get the ENACT results promised
when the whole paper seems to be full
of Tanlac promises means either that
Tanlac is doing they say it will
or else the newspapers are printing
deliberate falsehoods, and the reader
may rest assured they are not doing
this.
SO many Richmond people have in
dorScd it, their words OF praise would
fill Il dozen newspapers front page and
all. For lack Of space hut a few are
published each week. For many more
ask your druggist, named below. for
copy of 'Tanlac Times" or get a bot
tie to-day at any listed agent and
know yourself that every word folks
have said is true and beyond words to
adequately describe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
METHODIST,

Crntcnary-Rev. s. J.. Turrcntinc. D..
D. president Of Greensboro College for
Women at Greensboro. y. c.. will
preach at II o'clock this morning on
"Preparedness.' and at Sis tonight
on righteousness"
Pnrk P1nrc-Is.v. J. ]. Bradford, the
pastor, Will preach at II o'clock this
morning on the subject. "Christs Great
est Sorrow"
Union Stntion-Rcv. w. Asbury Chris
tian. -. D.. the pastor. Will preach at
II O'Clock this morning on The Atom
ing Christ" and at S tonight on Love
in Trifes.'
Broad Strcct-Rcv. Fred r. Chenault.
tho pastor. will preach at II o'clock
this morning on CONSIDERATION of Pur-
pose and at s:l5 on The Will and
Way"
Monument-Rev. J. II. Montgomery
Will preach this morning. and Rev. r..
Il. Proctor, this evening.
Hrnnch MemOrinl-Rev. w. Oliver
Gordon. the pastor, will preach this
morning on the subject. THE Signih-
canoe OF the Cross OF Christ and this
evening on The Personal Element in
Christianity
Fnirniount Avenue-Rev. +. V. Car
son. the pastor. will preach this morn
Ing on "Spiritua!ity-Its Importance"
and this evening on IF I Were n Mem
bcr of the Church. I Would DO Four
Things"
Grnce Soldiers Home ChapeD-Rev.
F.. L. Copley will preach at IL O'Clock
this morning on Restoration Of the
Soul" and at S:l5 on The Well OF
Bethlehem"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

81. Pnui'n-Kcv. Lcnoir Valentine Lee,
the rcctor's assistant, Will preach at
II o'clock this morning on saul, tho
Jew" Holy Communion will be ad.
ininistcrcd. Three other sermons on
the life of 81. Paul will follow i'm the
morning services Of August. Eveninc
prayer and a short address will con-
stitute the service at s O'Clock this
evening. Lantern slides Will he shown
at Sunday school at Ia o'clock this
morning.
All Snints'-Rev J. y. bowman. the
rector, Will conduct the usual services
at II and g o'clock, with Holy Com
munion at the morning service.
MOnumcntnI-Rcv. James w. Morris.
ID. D., the rector. will preach at IL
o'clock this morning.
80. Jnmes-Rcv. G.. Mel. Brydon will
preach at II o'clock and administer the
Holy Communion. There will be no
evening service. Summer Sunday
school VIII meet at 10 O'Clock.
Holy Comfortrr-Iicv w. Dudley
Powers viii conduct the morning SER
vice at II o'clock. There will be no
evening service.
st. Andrc"'s-Rev. Philip \. Arthur
the curate. Will preach at II and S:l5
o'clock to-day and administer the Holy
Communion At the morning service.
Christ Church-Rcv. Charles w. Svd-
nor. the rector, will conduct the SER
vices at II and 6 o'clock TODAY. and
Will administer the Holy Communion
at the morning servicc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
WHY AND HOW TO
TAKE TANLAC
A uthority on Results Secured Tells in
Few Words What New Remedy
VIII Actually do.
WRITER OBSERVED RESULTS
IN SEVERAL HUNDRED CASES

Tanlac arrests the progress OF all
ments arising from catarrhal afcc-
tons, or putrifactivc germs in the
intestines and assists nature to eXer-
else her curative powers in a normal
and efficient manner
Tanlac Is n purely vegetable prep
aration. harmless to the most delicate
stomach. yet powerfully efficient in
performing the important part 1T plays
towards bringing back to normal the
vital organs OF stomach, kidney and
liver.
Tanlac has the Endorsement not only
OF thousands upon thousands OF peo-
pie scattered in different parts OF the
country, but has the Endorsement OF
doctor. druggist and thousands in this
vicinity.
Tanlac is particularly recommended
where one is suffering from indiges-
ton: constipation. bliousnes-. loss of
appetite, energy, sleep and weight or
where the trouble has gone still
further through lack OF attention In
the earlier stages and has brought ON
pains i'll chest. side. back or pit of
matte troubles, kidney and liver COM
plants. For such troubles the innu-
merable tests made prove beyond Ques-
ton it's remarkable efficiency and
worthiness of a trial, no matter of
how long standing the case may be.
If II Is now troubled with ca
tarrhal affections of the mucous mem
brane, foul breath. coated tongue.
clogged. stuffy head mornings. dopey.
drowsy symptoms on rising, has diff
Guilty in controlling action OF kidneys,
bladder or bowels, immediate treat
avoid constant recourse TO pills and
irritantS.
For sale only by authorized agents
see list below.
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EVERYTHING HE
ATE PANIED HIM
Kidneys, Liver and Bladder Also Gave
Richmond Man Untold Trouble
Until He Took Innlnc.

Tanlac gave me relief haven't had
for years, and I'll tell you briefly what
1t did for me-" said another Richmond
indorser OF Tanlac. Mr.. j. Il. Crostic.
300 East Sixth Street.
Il suffered with indis estion, liver.
kidney and bladder troubles. and was
very nervous at times. My digestion
was so poor everything ! ate gave me
pains and a very %nervous uncom-
Portable feeling for several hours after
a meal. 1 felt sluggish and badly
mornings, my kidneys gave me trou-
BILE, and was SO intensely nervous l
could not rest we'll. Friends recon-
mended Tanlac TO me, and l can hon
estly and enthusiastically recommend
Tanlac now after taking but n short
while. for my kidneys are in better
shape than In n long time: my appe-
lite is immense: | don't know what IT
is to be nervous. and the old troubles
all gone. Could any one fail 10 recon-
mend such 4 remedy"
Why all these troubles might arose
from one cause. and how Tanlac sue
cessfully treats such cases. read the
article on this page entitled. Read
This Just Once" Then 60 10 the near
est agent for Il bottle of the new medi-
cine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
THEORY OF METCHN|k0FF LEAD
TO CREATION OF new REMEDY
READ THIS
JUST once
Thousands May Read With
Profit This Clear. Cold State
ment Of Facts.
VITAL TO HEALTH OR
RECOVERY OF HEALTH

thousands of men and women. par
ticularly men and women advanced in
age or weakened by recent illness.
strains or excesses. may
read this with profit TO themselves.
They will find contained herein n
necessarily brief description of their
trouble, but a word to the wise is
sufficient. and a great truth comes
nome to one so troubled after reading
this.
Route No. |, and wife of n very promi-
statement:
II suffered and suffered. and had the
most awful weak spells and severe
pains across my back any woman
could suffer from. ! was in such a
weakened. rundown condition., and my
Kidneys and bladder were working SO
poorly l was in an awful state. Words
rail- me TO describe the condition into
which had gotten. and words fail me
again when | attempt to describe the
relief l secured after taking the recon-
m~endation of others and began takinE
anlac. want TO it., for
| feel grateful and thankful to have
received such benefit from this truly
great remedy. and / hope others will
try 1T. for it is a fine medicine. and l
can truthfully say it has lone me lots
ana lots OF goo and | feel better
than have in many months. recon-
Hlcuu II without reserve.
DON'T DARE FAIL no
READ THIS THROUGH
For the benefit of the reader un-
familiar with the function of the kid
neys, read this. Each kidney is n
bundle of filter tubes, in which the
blood is cleared Of waste and certain
poisons, which are formed into urine
and passed to the bladder. whence the
urine later finds it's way out of the
body The kidneys lie in the small
of the back on either side of the spine.
The blood is passing through the kid
neys constantly, and in t~wenty-four
hours time more than 500 grains of
poisonous matter are taken out. Now,
disease or faulty action in these vital
organs Kill thousands of people. Only
TWO diseases-consumption and pncu-
monta-kill more people. according to
ofhcial records at Washington. When
the kidneys falter, become congested
or infiamed, we are pretty sure to at
once have a throbbinS pain i'm the
small OF the back: sharp twingeS when
STOPPING or lifting. lame back or 4
feeling of soreness there. Then there
usually follows Il disturbance in the
action OF the kidneys; scanty. painful,
burning, or too frequent passages, dis
colored or heavy. When blood filter
ing is stepped. poisonous matters, par
ticularly uric acid. collect in the blood
and soon begin giving us rheumatic
pains. neuritis, lumbago. dizzy spells,
many nervous troubles. dependency,
hinder blood circulation, cause dropsy,
gravel, heart disease and finally will
bring about the destruction OF the
kidneys. which is fatal I3right's dis
ease.
For common sense hints on how to
avoid habits that have been hurting
the kidneys, or, better still, for n bot
tie of Tanlac, the most remarkable
remedy of recent years. call or write
the nearest druggist listed below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
PRESHNTERINN

First-Isev. Andrew Allen. Of Farm
Vic VIII preach at the morning SER
vice. There Will be no evcnin. SER
vice.
second-Rev. William Hose Mar
qneSs' ID. d.. dean Of White Bible Train
ing School, Of New York. viii breach
ALL o'clock this morning.
trace tovennnt-Rev. Edward Mack.
- ID, OF Union Theological Seminary
VIII preach at both morning and even.
ING services. At II and Sis O'clock.
j. Y. Fair. u. D..
the pastor. Will preach at u o'clock
inns morning. This evening the con-
ereEation VIII meet at the union SER
vice al Hanover Avenue Christian
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
1amac May Also Be Purchased at Following Druggists in Nearby Towns:

Aiberene. Va" Virginia Soapstono Co.
AppornattoX. Va. Peoples Drug Store.
Ashland. Va, j. g.. hughes.
beaver Dam. Va. j. w. Beazlcy.
Blackstone. Va. l.. Il. Spencer Drug Co.
Boydton, Va, a. +. Sncilings.
Branchville. Va. Branchvilie Drug Co.
broadway. Va. Aldhizcr ~ Son.
Burkeville. Va. Young's Drug store.
bowling Green, Va. Rains Il Co.
Cardwell. Va. NJ. s. Bowies.
Cape Charles. Va, Fishers Pharmacy.
Carson. Va. i. Is. liaiiiEan.
Chase CITY, Va, Chase City Drug Co.
city Point. Va. Cooke Drug Co.
Clarksville. Va. DR.. j. "a. Drake.
Charlotte g.. H.. Va. Williams & Morton.
Charlottesville. Va. Pence & Sterling.
courtland. Va. j.. T.. Reese.
Grove. Va. f.. -. Crittenden.
culpeper. Wa, The Culpeper Pharmacy.
Curdsrille: Va. T.. NJ. Jones II Son.
Chester. Va, Chester Pharmacy.
Disputanta. Va. DIR. IL. II. Walker.
Dcndron. Va" Dendron Drug Co.
brakes Branch, Va, j. {. booth & Co.
boswell. Va. II. c.. Oliver.
Ellerson, VA. +. -. Bradley.
Enfield, Va, r.. +. Cooke.
Eclipse, Va, s. q. Bunkley
EllttOn. Va, j. r.. Wallace.
Emporia. Va, Southside Pharmacy.
Ettricks. Va. j. A. Branch.
East Alice. Va, w. II. r. Timberiakc.
Edgerton. Va. Il. r.. Jolly.
Farmville. Va. White Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
THE AND


to reulizc here in our loved country
(and 1 suppose the realization has just
come because we have really just come
or aEe) that we are II world power.
not In the sense of coItrol or grasp
ing of territory, but in the sense OF
zines and articles. and, indeed. in many
of our national and international de-
crees, we have shown an awakening to
our worldwide responsibility. This
responsibility was felt many years ago
when we began to do missionary work
throughout the world.
Who can fail To believe that this mis-
sionary awakening has at last brought
Il national awakening TO "A RESPONSE
bility which now can never be thrown
aside? II gives to each individual, as
well as TO our whole land. Il dignity,
to realize that we have something to
do for God in the world. and II GER
tainly lifts mp our missionary activity
when we see how preaching the GOSPEL
has led TO q worthwhile influence for
righteousness and truth. OF course
there arc pessimists who viii bring out
our faults and deny that wc have any
influence whatsoever.
The same charge might he made
against any Individual who is irving
TO help others. for we are all weak,
and are only trying to help others
as we ourselves desire to be helped.
REALIZATION As NATIoN
or OJR OPPORTUNITY
But when we consider such 80 ma
tional act az the return to China of the
idetnniiy money given in connection
with the Boxer outbreak, with the re-
quest that il be used for the cduca-
ton OF China's sons. we have Il proof
OF the real spirit lying back of our
COUNTRY in spite OF our many fail
ures and mistakes. We do not set our
selves up as a pattern by any manner
or means, but we do have "a ~rcaliza-
uon OF our opportunity. and with a
prayer TO God for help. VIC are roin:
or"ar 10 meet IT AS best we can. All
or this is the result of missionary
work. both in our own borders and in
foreign lands.
And let US remember that always.
when we try to serve God. soon or late
prosperity will result. This is true Of
the individual, and i, is true of a ma
tion. The Lords blessings fall upon
the people who. believing and serving
Christ, strive after the conversion OF
;hc whole world.
Fling out the banner, heather lands
shall see from far the glorious sight.
Ana nations. crowding to be born.
Baptize their spirits in it's light.
Fling out the banner, sin-sick souls
That sink and perish in the strife.
Shall touch IN faith lis radiant hem
And spring immortal into ne"
C. W DOANI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
UNION SERVICES.

Chtmbornzo nrk-Rcv w. T.. Glib
son, pastor OF Broadus Memorial Church.
will preach atsS:l5 o'clock this evening
Methodist. st. Johns Episcopal, Broad
US Memorial Baptist. Third Presbv-
terrain and Third Christian Churches.
A lumber of additional seats have been
provided near the pavilion where the
services are held. The combined choirs
OF the Ave churches will sing.
Hanover Avenue Chriktinn-Rev. w.
Il. Hutchison, of the Mizpah Presbvter-
ian Church. Will preach at the union
service this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
Sf7 East Broad Street
(Two Doors from Murphy's HotcI)

Franklin. Va. knight Drug 60.
Fredericksburg. Va. w. L. Bond.
rredericka Hall Va. L. IL. roindeNter.
Floyd. Va. IL. w. BOYD.
Forksvilic. VA. SHELTON Mercantile TO.
Guinea. Va. w. II. Covington x Son.
tordonsville. Va, J. II. Strutton.
Goochiand G.. H.. Va, &. 4. Cartwright.
Glen Allen, Va. Glen Allen store.
Hampton. Va, iluli's Drug Store.
HarrisonburS. Va, Williams Drug Co.
hardware. Va, V. =. Kidd.
Holland, Va, Holland-J Jones Co.
liopeweil. Va. Georges Drug Store.
lror. Va. ltnwis " Stephenson.
Irwin. Va. j. a. kean
.Ietcrsvilie. Va. DR.. X. j. Styers.
.IHrrntt. Va. j. w. Gi1Hard & 60.
kcysvillc. Va. ". y. Keeling.
kcnbridgc. Va, Kcnbridge Drug Co.
liIhtfoot, Va. ]. II. Hankins.
Lacrosse. Va. Nash ~ Matthews.
i.awrenccville. Va. Prince Drug store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store.
Lexington. Va. Wayland IL Goodall.
Mannboro. Wa, j. \. Sydnor.
Midlothian. Va. l.. s.. Bass.
Magnet. Va. w. H.. Cox.
Manassas, Va, w. Fred Dowsll.
Mineral. Va, Mineral Drug Co.
Moorinss. Va, T.. $. Lane.
Motley. Va, q. W. .ihuler 4 Co.
MichauN, Va. G. L.. Denoon.
Newport News. Va, j. G. Gorsuch & co.
New Canton. Va. Tho Economy store.
Orange, Va. Ricketts, Drug Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
CHRISTIAN.

Third-Dr. ID. Il. Anderson will preach
at the morning service. in place of Rev.
Roger L. Clark. the pastor. The con-
EreEation Will meet for union service
at Chimborazo Park tonight.
Hanover Arenue-Rev. George w.
kemper, the minister. will preach this
morning. \ union service will be held
In the church tonight.
Colonial PInrc-SnnlaV school will ha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
SALVATION ARMY.

William byrd Park-Brigadier Will
liam Escott. of Baltimore. assisted by
his wife, will conduct service at 4
o'clock this afternoon. The regular
Sunday night service Will be conducted
at Sis o'clock by AdJutants Elmer and
Mamie Johnson at the auditorium, at
100 North Seventh Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
CENTRAL y. VI. C.. A..

Life Problem CIub-I,ev. l.. NJ. Pur-
ser. d. d, of the Southern BAPTIST
Convention. will lead the discussion
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
second floor assembly-room on the sub
Ject. "A Young Mans Affairs The
meeting will last one hour. and will
be followed by Il brief social period.
The Boys Club will meet at $50 in the
hnNS' lobby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

Petersburg. Va. James p. Banks.
Ihocbus. Va, i.arrabce's Drug store.
Phenix. Va. Phenix Pharmacy.
Quinquo. Va. X. -. Stephens.
N~ushinere. Va. VIM. pcgraim Wilson
RuthcrGicn. Va. C. X. Coleman.
Spotsylvanta Va. j.. f. H.. m
Simpklnsville Va. r.. +. Simpkins.
SAKE, Va. Womack K Moon.
schuyler. Va. Virginia Soa pstone Co.
Scottsville. Va Scottsville Drug Co.
Sebrell. Va. Rowe & Jarrett.
Shrpp2rds Va. L. NJ. Jones * Son.
Smithfeld, Va. Parish & simpson.
South Boston. Va, w. 7. Reeves g. Co.
South Hill. Va. Z. L. Jones. .
Stanley, Va, w. NJ. Graves & Co.
Staunton. Va. L. NJ. Bell i. Co.
stony Greek. Va. Stony Creek Pharmacy.
suffolk, Va. NaEsemond Drug Co.
Sktpwith. Va, j. H. JeTress Co.
Sabot. Va, O. II. Taylor.
SUSSEX. Va. 4. r. Thornton.
'fnauo. Va. j. L.. RANKS.
johanna, Va. :. T.. richardson,
Victoria. Va. Victoria Drug Co.
Virginia, Va. Red Star Drug Co.
Fenter. Va. II. r.. Trico.
Wakefield. Va. j. s. White. ~
Wnv"rly. Va. Or. i. f.. Mays Pharmacy.
-Wayricspcro. Va. Fishburue 4 Son.
Nest Point, Va. 4. T.. Iargrave < Son.
Windsor. Va. Is. r.. Barrett &c Co.
Wintcrpock. Va. e. r.. Henley.
Yale. Va. e. 4. Dickerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

Hibie 1nstitute-EvanEclist a. T..
Serns will lecture tonight Oh the SUBJ
ject. THE First Day of the Seventh
Day There will be special music.
The institute is located at Allen Avenue
and Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
CHRISTIAN

First Church Of Christ. ScIenti.t-
Regular service will be held this morn
ing at II o'clock. The subject will
be Spirit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

held at 4 o'clock this afternoon. fol-
lowed by preaching service. at the
church located at stop IL. Westharupton
ear line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

An exclusive agency awaits ono druggist In every
village or crossroads I'm Virginia. Write to-day
II. G. Prince, fO2 East Broad street, Richmond. Va.
for particulars. -Adyertisement.
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EPISCOPAL.

preach at il o'clock this morning and
at S:i5 tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-07
MENACE TO CHINA
L. S. Receives Information of
Russ-Jap Alliance.
Chinese Exaggerated Fight At
fair, Say Japan Officials.

Washington, Sept. Additional
confidential information concerning
the Russo-Japanese treaty of alliance
received by the state department is ex-
pected to compel this government soon
to direct the attention of the great
powers to the new menace to China
II was stated the latest information
received alleges violations by Russia
and Japan of the principle of the open
door in China and that it points to the
Russo-Japanese alliance as threaten
ing the integrity of the Chinese re-
public
The state department., if it decides
to exchange views on the subject with
other nations will send a circular or
identical note.
An official dispatch from Toxic re-
ceived in Washington today presents
the japanese governments version OF
The difficulty at Cheng Chiatung, Mon
golia, together with the demands ia
pan has made upon China.
Japan claims Chinese sources have
exaggerated and misrepresented both
the incident and the demands