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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-06-30

No other body with such intimate knowledge
OF railroad conditions has such unquestoned posi-
ton in the public confidence.
The rates the railroads may charge the public for
transportation largely fixed by this Govern
ment board.
Out of every dollar received by the railroads from
the public nearly one-half is paid directly
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-06-30
A Question For the Public to Decide

". %. MAHRR. F7es- PrsskSsst.
Norfolk s. Western Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL. GssI MsassE.
Beaver & Rio Grande Railroad.
A. Nj. SCHOYER. RssIdsHG Vies.ErA.
Pennsylvanis Lines West.
W. L. Seldom. Yies- Prss.,
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
A. J. STONE. Vice Prssilssf.
Erie Railroad
@. 8. WAID. Vies-Psss. o Cas3 10
Sunsel CenIFal LiAaa
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-06-30
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strik

Leaders of the service brohehoods the joint
lis the
Federal review the voting question
authority shall be these leaders declare
The Interstate Commerce
public body which this ought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
BENEDlCTINE FINALS
Fifth Annual commencement VIII ne
Held To-Morrow Night.
Four Graduates.

The fifth annual commencement of
the Benedictine Military College will
be held In the college hall tomorrow
evening at SIS o'clock.
Rt. Rev. Leo Haid, O. S. B.. D. D..
will be the guest OF honor and deliver
the annual address. Diplomas and
medals will be awarded to the grad
yates and honor students. Cadet-Cap-
tain Leo j. Kelliher Will deliver the
salutatory, while Cadet-Lieutenant
Frank J. Parater, Jr., will be tho vale
diotorian.
The graduates are: Cadet Captain
Leo J. Kelliher. Cadet Lieutenant Au-
gust D. Meyer. Cadet-Lieutenant
Thomas W. Brown and Cadet Lieuten-
ant Frank j. Parater, Jr.
An informal dance will he given the
graduates and their friends by the
faculty following the exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
Separate ToueIs
For Ldiuiduals
State Law Puts Ban on Old
Fashioned Cloth in Public
Buildings.

In reply to request from John w
Richardson. register Of the land Of.
lice. Assistant Attorney-General Isslio
Garnett ruled yesterday that the com.
mon or roller towel may not DO kent
legally in the Mushroom of an Office
building after June II. II kept at all.
towels must be of sanitary tyne. for
individual use only.
AIT Richardson's request was direct
ca particularly at the state Library
bnIIdsng. but the ruling of the At
torney-General applies with eouaI
force 20 any building in which there
are Offices. Two bills we're passed at
the last session OF the Legislature. one
providing a penalty Of not less than
30 nor more than sl00 for violation.
and the other a fine Of not less ths n
- nor more than $50. Both statutes
make the offense Il msdemeanor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
BANQUET ON TUESDAY
TO AID HOSPITAL FUND
Affair ut Jefferson Hotel Will BE
Featured With Talks by Promi-
ncnt Men and Women.
MANY WILL PARTICIPATE
Event Is Expected to BE Largest of
Its Kind Which Has Ever Taken
Place in Richmond - Memorial
Workers Enthusiastic.

What is expected to he the largest
take place in the auditorium OF the
jefferson Hotel on Tuesday night at
s o'clock whdn all Interested in the
proposed enlargement of the Memorial
Hospital viii hear from those in charge
of the campaign for funds and will
map out plans for raising the rest of
the amount needed
Or. j. Allison Hodges chairman OF
the committee. last night stated that
all interested in the movement wcro
invited; that there would be a nominal
charge per plate covering tho expense
and that cards OF admission could be
had AT the headquarters of the cam
paign committee on Main Street, near
Ninth
mere viii be many prominent speak
ers, both men and women. ana il is
expected that widespread interest will
be aroused in the movement to make
OF richmond one OF the great medical
and hospital ccnters OF America The
gallery will be open to those merely
wishing to hear the speeches
WORKERS IN CAMPAIGN
BECOME ENTHUSIASTIC
The donation by Major James III
Dooley Of 100000 10 the $3.50. 900 fund
for the enlargement of the Mcmoria,
Hospital. filled the workers in the cam
paign with enthusiasm yesterday and
there seems every prospect of success
In the venture. The campaign will be-
gin on Monday. There will be 500
workers actively engaged until tho
money is raised.
John Kerr Branch has returned from
his summer home to take charge of the
campaign, and he believes that no great
difficulty Will he met with in raising
the funds. He says that the time has
come when biz interests have rccoC-
nized the value Of expansion alon;. all
lines and that their funds given for
such worthy causes are well-expendcd.
Yesterday the committee in charge
OF the campaign met in the Chamber
OF Commerce to plan out the work
The committee has announced that
Iherc has already been contributed, adj
ditional amounts to that given by Major
nooley. which gift was announced by
DR.. Stuart Mcclure. at the commence
ment exercises of the Medical College
OF Virginia in the City Auditorium on
Tuesday night The amounts have not
as yet been made public, but it is stated
that nearly onc-third Of the entire sum
has already been pledged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

addresses were made by Mr.. Rowland
MI Alsop. AShby Deane, II. Bohan-
nan and G. Zimmernann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

About seventy-tive owners Of Max.
We'll automobiles met last night at ia
west Broad Street To ne introduced Ia
X ". Rowland. who has been connect
ed with the home Office of the COMPANY
in Detroit. and who has recently be-
come sales manager 70. the Alison
Motor Company, Of Richmond. Brief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
GRADE FOREMAN HURT
Caught by Falling Rock. lie Sustafnn
Fracture of Leg and Other
Injuries.

CHRISTiANSBCRCi, VA. June u.
". Jones. grade foreman on the new
work being done by the Norfolk and
western Railway at Pepper. was
caught by falling rock to-day. and
sustained fracture OF the right leg
and injuries about the back that are
said to be serious.
The injured man was placed on n
special train and hurried to a Roa-
noke Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
II. r. COLVIN, ANSWERING
SUIT, DENIES ALL CHARGES

Fl. T. Colvin, former secretary editor
OF the Virginia Federation Of Labor,
in an answer filed in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday to the suit
brought against him by r. F.. L. Heck
man and others. members of tho ex-
ecutive committee Of the federation,
makes complete denial Of tho charges
against him.
He declares he has reported all
money transactions in regard to the
Union News and the souvenir program,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

ana that his report has been accepted
ny the Virginia Federation of Labor.
re also asserts in his answer that the
suit against him is not in behalf o.
members Of the federation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
.EX-CONv|CT ARRESTED
FOR PETERSBURG POLICE
r. a. Tingcn Is Wanted in Cockade
City on Charge of Grand
Larceny.
Was First Convicted in Richmond
and Then Sent Up in Florida for
His Participation in Land Scheme
Swintllc.

T. y. Tingen. fifty years old. man
who has twice served sentences in
renitentiarics OF this country and who
is said to spring from one of the best
families OF Durham, y. c.. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Dctec-
uvcs Bertucci and Duffy, on warrant
charging him with being n fugitive
from justice from Petersburg. Tingen
is alleged TO nave stolen sli2 from Is.
I. Teddy, Of that city, in June 1909.
TinCon was arrested here in 1906
By Detective Wren on several charges
Of stealing from boarding houses. Ii.
was convicted and sentenced to eight
years in the pcnitcntiary. While SerV-
inEi his time there he killed a convict,
but was eNoncrated on a plea of self
defense. In 1913 he was convicted with
two Other mon i'll ST. Augustine. Flori-
d., of "A land scheme swindle and SEN
fenced 10 the Federal prison in Allan
for two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
Lucord.s Skull Fractured.

Surgeons ut Grace Hospital ycster-
day found that Archie Lucord. injured
IN motorcycle accident at Twenty
first and Main Streets on Monday, had
sustained n fracture Of the skull An
operation was performed, and Lucord's
condition was regarded as critical last
night. The con0ition Of Charles Flood
injured in the same accident, was re-
norted as favorable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08
DETECTIVE PLAYS POOL
HEFOtE ARRESTING MAN

He finished out his time there and
was dismissed in August Of last year,
returning to Durham where he lived
WITH his family until a short time ago.
tie then went TO Petersburg and came
to Richmond on Tuesday. Bertucci and
DuNE learned that he was in tho city
ana yesterday began n search for him
Bcrtucci located Tingcu in down
town poolroom and played n game Of
pool with him during the course Of
which he learned facts which caused
him TO SUSPECT that Tingen was the
man for whom lie was searching. Tn
to that time the detective had had
only description Of tho man wanted.
Bertucci then arrested HIM
Tingen last night told Of his previous
arrests and the killing OF the convict.
named Myers. He said that Myers had
been sent TO the pcnitemtiary for safe
blowing and that he fostercd an in
tense hatred for Southern people The
Two men were thrown together fire.
puently and trouble developed between
them. Several fights occurred between
them before Myers one day attacked
TtifScn with knife he had fashioned
from {, file.
Myers dropped the knife in the fight
ana T!nScn secured it, AS Myers
sprang for him again. TinEen stabbed
him, he said, and the file entered his
heart. Tingen was cxoReratcd and
several months later WAS parfloned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
FAMOUS RUSSIAN TENOR
TRIES TO TAKE OWN LIFE
Sends Two Bullets Into Head When
Police Officers enter His
Apartment.
CHARGED WITH BEING SPY.
Received With Open Arms by Roy
atty and Musical Circles. He Is Ac-
cuscd Of Conducting Espionage
System for Benefit of Russia.

Bl kAEEST. April 2?.-Thc famous
Russian tenor, MctzCnhoc. who arrived
here some time ago and has given sew
vral concerts under tho protcctoratc OF
Queen Marie. has just made Il sensa-
tonal attempt TO end his life. He was
brought To a hospital in Il prccarious
condition with two bullets i'll his head.
but the surgeons who have performed
an operation hope TO save him
The singer is captain in the Rus
siam reserve, and took part in the cam
pAiEn III Galicia. Early last summer
he was slightly wounded in ono of the
battles near Iombcrc. After his dis
charge from the hospital he came to
Bucharest lie was received with open
armS Ivy musical and aiistocratic cir
clcS. Tho Queen. who had heard him
at fetrocrad ana Vienna. received him
AT court and attended all of the CON
,rcrts given by HIM.
~ Lately tho police and the military
authorities became suspicious OF tho
famous tenor. lie spent large sums Of
money and moved almost exclusively
among tho officers nr tho Eoumanan
rrnly. After Watching him closely for
several months, tile authorities became
convinced that he was conducting an
extensive spy system in the interest of
Russia. His arrest was ordered. but
Whcn police officers tried to enter his
apartments Ia" attempted suicide by
firm. tw" bullets into his head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
"TANLAC MADE ME
STRONG And WELL"
Mr. Draper states lie Recommends nc-
mnrknhir New Medicine All Are
Now praIsInE.
Praise mud Moro Prnis- Fails to Sricn-
did Remedy.

Tanlac did aud has ,i"uc ne more
good than all the rest of the medicines
have taken put together during the
many months have suffered from in
digestion various stomach troubles.
headaches and conStiration My Iigcs-
tive orcaus seemed To have stopped
work completely; | was all run down
from "a recent case OF la grippe, and
nothin. ate seemed to agree with
me. and rs u result was down In
bed, i'll and sick when began taking
Tanlac. After few doses my appc-
tito began to improve, and I'm a few
days was up aud about the house.
fccltn: good AMI strong again. and il
ACCOMPLISHED it's work for mo Just like
IL had hccn especially prepared for
my particular case. aui take pleasure
in commenting this rcstoraiivc"---
tSiGncd) i. II. Draper. 3ol7 Il street,
Richmond.
stomach ailments cause untold trou-
bic. Tho symptoms arc many ana va
ricd. but tho great apparent truth is
that the great Dayton laboratory ere.
atc'l remedy in Tanlac which is. the
Master Medicine" for troubles OF the
stomach. Kidneys and liver. Just think
Of IL Thousands here in I,ichmond and
Vicinity endorse am, recommend Tan
lac 10 all who arc sick or suffering
from the many kindred ills for which
this remarkable preparation has proven
10 he such Il wonderful remedy. FITCH
Inond people in statements published
right here in our local papers have told
IF phenomenal results secured by them.
and their recommendation to all has
been. Give fInlaC thorough trial"
The whole human race is leading a
pace that is killing. The vital organs
are called upon to exert themselves to
the limit. Nature requires tho assist
ancc "f Taniac. Got II 1t Iol'l Milicrs
to-day, 81 per bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

thiit! SIN hours in Peru. Supposiny the
quarantine q: the Canal Zone was due
SIMPLY I" general regulations. but upon
arrival at callao. April -. health Of
hccrs OF The port reported TO the ships
doctor the presence Of several eases OF
ohhoh'c plague. Whcrcupon the cap
tam OF the ship. as required by naval
regulations, forbade amy officers or
men to 80 ashore.
prS' thompson and Robertson, the
ships PHYSICIANS. strongly advised that
no members Of the commission go
ashore"
The Tennessee is passin. through the
Panama Canal eli route 10 Norfolk. VA,
where the delegates will he landed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
Big Problem That Faces Every Man, Child Who
Hopes {" Make the Most Out of Life and Enjoy
Either Work Pleasure.
on Must be Stronrcr. ,Iorc 4-,,. "a
Mentally Alert Thnu tho
OTHERS

suppose that your ancestors had In,
Few yca.s aSo climbed down from ths
trcoS "nI stopped friskiny about on
all Tours. suppose YOU had iust dis.
'oN'Fc" 'hc use Of a club. whereby
"''h very little Increased effort YOU
could hit many times harder than your
adversary with his fists Then su,-
pose that some man came alon. and
showed YOU boomerang. sling shot or
DOW ana arrow. and demonstrated how
YOU might strike "a fatal blow witbout
cndanc crinc yourself from tho cluh ~
your opponents. Then. suppose that.
ny virtue OF your prowcss. YOU held A
dominant place among men until still
again competition became so keen Won
were forced to look around for mar.
power. and suppose now that tho fol-
low who told YOU before came and
Said. fou must he stronger. mora
agile and mentally alert: Won must
keep and encourage nature to tho Iiri,
to Withstand modern methods NJ a.,
Ing and the strains and overwork,n~
oN"rca''hS practices of men. And. then.
suppose he told you how. wouldn't Won
ioiip" ms advice"
Hc''hcc and great discoveries poirt
INC way to greater personal cniciercv
ana at the great Dayton (ohio, l,b,r
tory. Herr Joseph Trimbach. tho cm,-
"'"' chemist studied, worked and c1
'''''ch'cd FOR years that tho human
system might be relieved OF disc,so
oi the stomach. kidney and liver.
corps OF experts worked with him
""" "itcr years OF research and labor
III" great chemist announced T,nl,c
winch he created In remove Tho ,.,u
OF ailments Of this kind Iic ,,,
Tor IL. and thousands Of ,,,,
thousands OF statements from ,.o,,.
az 'h'S c'tN and in nearby town,
prove how we'll he succeeded rco,I.
NAY" known that the symp.
'"'hS OF disorders OF the stomach hid
"'ES ana liver Included indircstio,
pains in pit Of stomach. cons,i,..;
gas. hloatcd feeling. bclchinr ho,d
"ch"s' nervousness loss OF weigh, "a,
pc''c ana sleep. They knew WHY pain.
occurred in back and side Tbcv .,.r
inc many other symptoms. and m,,v
medicines have long becn L,o,
VIII dcadcn or temporarily relieve main
nervousness. constipation. etc; hui IN
remove the cause and restore nature IN
normal s" that nature may perfectly
perform her functions was the s,u,,
piihS mock. the great obstacle In tho
way. and now that a man has the IN.
Portnhlty of becoming efficient and
win perfect health. clear head and
strength. perform his duties non.
should fail to procure a bottle or ,h,,
great iaboratory's remedy. Tanlac. and
accept The advice of thousands WIN
urge thorough trial Get a bottle 10.
"aN or ask FOR tho Tanlac representa-
tive at Folk Millcr's drug store. Third
and BROAD Streets.
\ dun. tired, worn -out. tagged and
dcn''i'atcd condition is no condition for
any man or woman TO be in who homes
u make the most out Of life and eniov
either work or pleasure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
BEST PEOPLE
PRAISE TANLAC
" In Doubt, Phone few FrIcuJ, N.bo
Have Been III OF Late aud
Ask Them.
Many OF Your NciShbors irdouI,tcdtr
Endorse ~.

IL never occurred To us TO suggest
this before. but it is II splendid idea.
ana perhaps il you s,ill doubt the wis.
dom OF giving this new medicine
trial. YOU will learn more about IL tbi,
way. rick up your phone and ask
few friends who have not been wcII
OF late If they are taking Tanlac. Just
as likely as not, they have recovered.
Maybe they arc trying it. 4 thorough
trial will tell tho story every time.
We know OF many homes in Rich
mond's most select residential soct;o,.
where Tanlac is highly spoken OF. but
sun we nave no idea of urging or using
names or cases without tho spcciec
permission of the party who took
Tanac
oi course. in justice TO the new
preparation. IL is only fair TO ask that
YOU only inquire Of those who have
given Tanlac the thorough trial always
recommended. and which it SO Justly
deserves. II is true that thousands
have stated one bottle proved sufIi-
Gent to relieve their trouble vet none
OF us should expect this to be always
'he case. FOR cases vary, naturally,
great deal
Gu: confidence in Tanlac and our
positive knowledge that your nefChbor
or friend who has taken Tanlac will
recommend it, leaves 10 room to doubt
further the sincerity OF our claim. or
course, many had to try it-Jst, but
their recommendations while I appcar
daily in the papers. surely makes IL
certain II has real merit, and II YOU
wish. dollar bottle will he sent YOU
any time if YOU will phone Polk
Millcr's, either store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

Brutal t0shmastctS did not tiwnNs
escape unp,n,ishcd. however For in
stance. in the Nalenciana mines which
produced S"0n,'"n."0a worth OF silver
! in nifty wears. the slaves rose lin Too
and massacrcd every white man in tina,
region.
I'm ap"cryriial story. strongly rcmi-
niSccnt of the PcruviaG tale Of II iii.
built against an "vurhnn-imr silver
bowldcr is told OF the discovery of the
rich silver deposits of the Guiana iu;,to
district, II is related tha, :, baud Of
mdletocrs discovered in iha; neigh
horh"od one morning tue elite, of &C
fined silver in the dead ashes OF their
campfire.
All the stories Of carly mining
operations in Mexico arc not biotchc
WITH the blood of poems. There is an
Interesting. authentic account of The.
famous .ivino ntin", worked as an oncu
uuarrN ana decided by the owner 20 All
he white men who would build their
houScs clos, together for mutual pro-
lection against hostile tribes. THIS VAS
inc beginning Of the prosperous .City-
of sunshine DURANGO
Hunts Mountain OF silver
1T IS Of the Durango vicinity. Incl
dcntallN, that one Of the most pathetic
stories OF an ancient proSpcctor'S
blasted hopes is told. 'rhirty years
after the conquest a wealthy Spaniard.
/.
started on q journey OF cNplora lion.
lie travelled FOR days. hoping each
morning that the rising sun would re
veal gigantic peak az .listrniur
treasure NJ last it came in view. lie
FASTENED on. hut when he reached the
base of tho mountain he discovered
that II WAS iron instead -: silver.
Crushed in spirit. he campcd that night
at the foot OF the mass of ferrous zee.
Indians fen upon his band. and SOME
of his followers were killed. while the
leader himself WAS mortally wounded.
lie died while making his way back
TO tho capital. Tho adVcnturcr'S name
is pcrpctuatcd in tho famous mincra!
mountain. Ccrro lie Mcrcad". ono nf tho
richest uutcroppincS uf iron ore in the
world.
"No ancient mines OF Mexico were
more Important to The ah"ri:iucs than
those uf ohsi,iau tho CLASSY, volcanic
rock from which tho .\ztccs made most
nf their edged tools and many cf ,hoii
weapons of war.
"luuumcra hlc arc tho stories Of lost
mines whiCh imaginative proSpcctors
arc constantly 'rcdiScoNcrin. for tn"
benefit Of crcdul"us investors. About
TIL searches for some of these III
poradcS there could bc written his
tories Which would rival in picturesque
ness and thrilling adventure tho most
'cNtravaSant romanccs Of a Rider
lincgar.l. - Jaucs Fcuuim"rc Cooper
oi .IuftS Nornc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
THREATENED POLITICAL
CONTEST is AVERTED
Ward Meetings. VIII he Held to Elect
Delegates to state Convc ntion
ut Roanoke.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatch.I

lSpccal 10 the Times biSpatCh.
NORFOLK. VA. April 2?.-Thc action
OF the city Democratic Committee last
night In resembling it's action in pruv:d-
ing Tor the selection OF delegates to liz"
Roanoke convention by the cu:nmit;cc
itself prevented Il contest before the
credentials committee Of the cpnvcu-
tion Those who opposed the selection
of the delegates by the committees.
rather than at ward meetings., or by
direct election by the Democrats OF
thc city, bad threatened 10 elect con-.
testing delegations and put the deter
miraiion OF the legality of the cicc.
lion "i the regulars up 20 the ct.dcn-
:ials committee of the convention
/, The decision Of State Chairman Enysun
that the city committee had no ri-ht
To appoint tho delegates i.iGucri tie
committee to rcscnd it's action. provide
for ward meetings and Stav. OF thu,
I threatened fight.
In all tho cities and counties of tho
second District delegates have either
hcen elected or arrangements therefor
nave been madc. y fight is expected
when The district delegations meet TO
select a district committee. Many
members of the committee as at pres
rnt constituted are persona non crata.
I" III" ntimachiuc' element in the
district. and an effort to replace them
with others and To give the ANTS
control Will hc made. That fight is
really under way NOW in several. locali-
tics. tho personnel Of the delegates Sc
iectcd OF IL II" selected bcin. under
close scrutiny. 1t was the fear II
losing control that accounted for som,
OF the objections made to the decision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
NAL' ALLIE PLEASURE YNt'IIT
IL DESTROY ED UN FLAMES

ALEXANDRIA. VA. April .9.-Thc
gasoline pleasure yacht Everglades,
owned by Colonel Robert A. Thomp-
son. OF Washington. WAS destroyed by
ire this afternoon while ON the WAYS
at the Shpyards. The damage is csti-
mated at $4,000. with that amount
at insurance. The boat was built for
'"i"hcl Thompson at indian River Fla
IN i'o". Aut"graph photographs Of the
,''' Ming Edward of EnSla and the
rate Emperor Of Japan. together with
other priceless treasures were destroy
Ell. The origin at the fire is uude-
tcrmincd