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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
HANDLES HIS GUN
With CONFIDENCE
Good Eye md Steady HIND Arc Ncccs-
Snry Ia BE Good sports

There is hardly better sport known
than hunting. II is invtEnratinc.
hcalthful ana provides good fun. But
i, is very difficult matter TO aim with
n true eye and a steady hand II your
system Is out of order and your con-
dition needs attention. y successful
hunter OF sportsman must be in good
condition TO overcome the hardships OF
outdoor life.
Mr.. y. w. Miller, residing at &0ia
Scmmcs Avenue, is a good sportsman.
but he was badly handicapped by III
health. Tho way in which he happened
10 take Tanlac is very interesting. and
is best told in his own words.
He said: II suffered from stomach
trouble ana n nervous. rundown con-
di;ion. ] would be very nervous after
any eXertion or eating. ana was both
ing in my head. ~ q rul" dd not
sleep we'll and my appetite was not
normal.
MY son was taking Tanlac. ana I
began taking his. I noticed such good
results that ] bought Il bottle for my
self and continued it's use. soon after
went on a hunting expedition. and
the first day | could hardly keep up.
] was so fatiGucd. kept on -, iu.,
Tnnlac. and soon felt quite an improve
mcnt in my general condition. did
not tire so easily. and after coming in
from "a days hunt ! felt strong ana
fresh. with good. healthy appetite.
and after a hearty supper and smoking
my evening pipe | would go to hcu
and sleep like Il child.
My nervous condition is greatly I'm
proved. and | particularly notice the
splendid benefit derived from Tanlac IN
the handling of my gun. Taking into
consideration my previous condition
and the way I now feel I must give
the n"w medicine credit for being an
unusual preparation, and take plea
. in recommending ii 20 my friends -
certainly does feel good to be able TO
partakr Of the good things Of life. and
thank Tanlac for the good 1t has done
me"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
LIES OUTLOOK
IS NOW ROSTER

Many people have started the now
YEAR right No one really wants to he
SICK. and when It medicine Ike Tan,nc
comes so highly recommended nv
prominent people all over the countrv
IL stands 10 reason that Il Is a remedy
q! exceptional merit
Here in Richmond especially the pco-
PIC seem TO be very progressive. and
realize that 1t successful business or
social career is Impossible If thor
health is impaired. Those who com,
to this conclusion and take famine soon
ma that there are :, great many more
Pheasant things in this world than they
knew OF. II! health closes the doc. 10
all things beautiful.
with the advent Of spring and tho
new birth OF all things wonderful. Sood
h"aith is necessary to appreciate. AT
the glor.es that are placed at tho dia.
posal OF the people. one OF tho great
est OF these is health. We are all
endowed with good health. but either
through use or abuse. We ruin -, mos.
usually hy our present living condi-
tons. But Taulnc soon remedies YOU,
troubles ana life has roster outlooh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
CHEMISTS WORKED
ON RIGHT TRACK

The many cases of people who have
been sick with some malady or other
proves that most ailments come from
the stomach. In nearly every instance
those who were sick had some stomach
trouble. headaches, poor appetite or
some sign OF Indigestion. The contcn-
ton Of the great chemists who arc re-
sponsibIc for the advent or Tanlac
has since been proven that all Ills arise
from Il poorly regulated stomach OF
faulty assimilation Of food.
That Tanlac has been such won
dcrful success all over the country is
due TO the fact that IL is an ala 10
nature and removes the cause of the
sickness On this is based the prln-
ciplc upon which it was founded ana
the secret of its popularity.
What Tanlac has done for others it
will do for you, too. All that Is neccs-
Sary is to give the Master Medicine
trial and your illness will vanish, ~
il has in many other cases. and happi-
ness will be your lot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
LECKY OPPOSES FURTHER
CHANGES IN CHARTER
Candidate for Mayor Announces stand
Pat Plntform-SccsN No Occasion
for Reform.

Robert Lcclly. Jr. one Of three can
didatcs for Mayor. announced his plat
form yesterday, outstanding in which
Is the statement that no change Is
needed I'm the form of government OF
this city. so far AS the authority Of
the Mayor is concerned. under the pres
cnt charter. and that il the Office OF
Mayor is given the chance to exercise
its powers. there is no occasion for
further changes in the method of gov
crnmcnt.
Mr. l.ecky says that the only qucs-
ton is one Of management. and that.
while the Mayor should and has con-
troll over all departments as principal
officer OF the city. that the individual
department should be controlled by Il
head, who should he held accountable
for all actions. The Mayor should
have general oversight over every de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
TIME AND PLACE FIXED
FOR DISTRICT CONVENTION
u Will BE Held at Pulaski on March
:S-h1l Are Strong for
Harmony.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l


BRISTOL, VA. February with all
counties represented, the Republican
committee Of tho Ninth Virginia Con
Srcssional District met here to-day and
fixed Tuesday, March IS. and PULASKI
as the place, for holdini; "a convention
TO elect two delegates to the Rcpub!i-
can National Convention, one clcctor
and five members OF the State com
mite. The meeting. presided over by
District Chairman Charles :. rcudlc-
ron. was harmonious, and Republicans
ana Progrcssivcs participated alike.
Representative &. Il. Slcmp was pres
cnt and counsclcd harmony auu ur..i
taht the delegates be sent UuiiStruct.t
eN ccit that i; toe TO s"cUrc uariuont,
in arriving a. a formidablc nomina-
ii"n Or. j. u DouEhcriy, n jromi-
n"Ht progressive. spoke. and went 20
Tar as 10 express the hope that the
factions might hc able to agree upua
tn" nomination Of Roosevelt
colonel David r. HALEY. q veteran N
i"r rartN. was lnvijcd to address the
meeting. He told OF the carly Stru.-
giles I" make the Ninth District soitiIy
Republican ana of the various dim
culiles encountered by the pioneers In
this effort.
rae committee voted to adopt tho
same basis OF representation as n AZ
been adopted for Tho State convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
VETERAN NOW
Able TO FIGHT

Yes" said Mr.. Chldrcss. II am
again ready to night for my country In
case of AN invasion Ivy hostile foe =
Mr.. ChildrcSS. who lives nj 307 West
Nineteenth street, is a Civil War vcte-
ran. He fought in and around Rich
monh in the War between the States
and covered himself with glory and
honor. Ills health was failing. but he
IS Just as vvacious as ever now.
lie said: Il suffered from stiffness
and soreness in my back. and had a
weak stomach. | was so stiff at times
that when ! would lie down could not
get up on account of the pains in my
back. | tried ranlac because every one
was praisinE il so highly, and now the
stiffness has improved and feel much
better My appetite and Indigestion are
also much better. recommend ii TO
every one who is sick. as ii has helped
me and | think ii is a fine medicine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

partment or the city but az to policies
to be adopted by these departments.
he should sec only that the law is re-
spcctcd.
Under the recent change i'm the
fo'icc Department. by reason of the
anoiition OF the Police Board" MIR.
lcckE states. he is given certain detail
ou'lcs' pn' the Chief Of Police should
direct tho policy OF the department.
for il is not required by law that YOUR
principal city official be a poiic.mau
or prosecutor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
nous Total OF 81 ,O43,534 80,
Largest in Its History.
CONSOLIDATED sTATEMEN
Federal Reserve Board Issues Report
Showing Large Gold Reserve and
s. Great Business Activity in All
Parts of Country.

q Rediscounts OF tho Federal Reserve
i"A VI i>'S"ii'''n 'c"o"e" INC ""o'
NOUS sum OF si.o4S,5Si.3e for the past
week This is the largest amount OF
,,ao, w., t, st., .a,
'''' So
institution since II was esiaohshe0'
According TO tho statement issued
Yesterday by Governor Seay, the gold
reserve against all liabilities is 50, per
cert; the total resources OF tho bank.
Sc5, Ssh. o59S6: Federal reserve notes m
circulation. s+.11l. 535.
The weekly statement OF the CON
dition OF tho Federal Reserve Bank ~
Richmond follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certih-
Gates .....'-...... 4."3l,52c 20
toib SeNticllltIiN .NIiii I-.-"Nt'b w
-------------------
Total gold reserve. sl7.lS9,522 30
Legal tender notes. silver
diary coin .......... 1899 81
-------
Total reserve ....... sl7.@69.462 90
! Investments .......,. 1850 Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

The Impurities arising in the body
ar" thrown OFT in four ways. through
Tho pores of the skin. the lungs. the
kidneys ana bowels.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will make
the blood clean. They will throw open
the pores and in only :: short time you
VIII ind III" entire system free from
marks OF blood lnpurity.
The fresh, red, rosy hue of the blood
flowing freely close to the SIX in will
give YOU tn" complexion you desire.
Obtain a box from any druggist any
where. Price. 30 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Rotary Climb Snnncr

The Rotary Club VIII have sunncr
ut the Lexington Hotel Tuesday nigh,
ut $50 o'clock, with an address by Joe
Mitchell Chappcll, editor of the Nation
al MaSaHinc. on Famous Captains or
Industry and Finance" The club will,
visit the Spotlcss Company Friday ar
tcrmoon ut > o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
RUB BACKACHE AWAY
!. WITH ST. JACOBS OIL y
Rub Lumbago Pain and Soreness from Your Lame
Back-~lnstant Relief Doesn't B|ister-Get a
Small Trial Bottle Wonderful Liniment

when your back is sore and lame.
pr lumbnEo. soiatica or rhcuna.. srl
{ias You stircned up. don't suffer,
Set n small trial bottle Of old. homes,
gSt. Jacobs OIL" az any drug store.
pour little IN your hand and rub :,
Wight on Your aching back. and hy
The time You count ffty, the soreness
md lameness ~ gone
n Don't stay crippled This soothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
f ace Fashions
This Wear
Demand That the Complexion Re Made
Clcnr aud Clean and Nothing Aids
the Skin Like Stuurt's
Calcium NnfrrS

All styles of dress this year make it
necessary that every woman remove
is brought about by reason of the fact
that the colorS used aud style OF hair
dress throw the face in a position of
prominence that viii make pimpleS
etc, Nery hideOus II they exist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Total liabilities .,5la.se7 .ooo 90

4 NoIH T"E'!Nt "tHINSt Ntt uo1Uslt ana
note liabilities, al per cent.
Cash reserve against net deposit and
mote liabilities, sos r"r cent
Cash rcserv" agaius, ne, deposit la
Utilities after setting >---" 20 per con,
gold reserve against uryrcpnto not liza.
Utilities on Federal reserve notes ~.
fcirculat!on .l3 per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Fire commissioners tn Meet.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners Will be
held Tomorrow night ut o'clock.
Only routine business. II is said, will
come before the board fov It's considcra-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

Up TO date. ACCORDING: to I'hotoplay
Magazine tn" gross receipts Of The
Birth OF a Nation" have passed the
S2,000,O00 mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
At CoIorcd y. VI. &. A.

Rev. John IIcrndon. colorcd, pastor
Of the Moore street Baptist Church
Will address the mems meeting at the
C"lor"d Y. NJ. G. y. this afternoon at
= 20 O'clnrE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
SHOWS BIC. GOLD R:SIn

An increase OF nearly 100000 in in
'vestments of Federal reserve banks in
United States bonds during the past
week III shown in a consolidated state
sment OF the banks conditions February
"a. issued yesterday by the Federal Re-
serve Board in Washington. 1t shows:
Rcsourccs.
Gold coin and certificates
in vault s2553so nno 90
&Goid settlement fund 80. S5,36s.o0O 90
Gold redemption fund
q with United Suites
Treasurer ........... l.l67.Ooo 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Gold coin and certificate:

Total gold reserve. s342.oo4, 900 90
Legal tender notes. sill
yer. etc. 1887 900 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Specimens Of NcedlcWOrk
Done Exclusively by the students of
MRS. NELLIE Is. SMITH

who for some time has conducted the Free Lesson
Glasses in Knitting. Crochcting, etc, in Art
Ncedlcwrrk Department.
II is exhibit OF great diversity COMPRISING
Artistic tcntcrpicc"s. Spreads, AfgI,anS, Sweaters,
pillows and other fancy goods pieces showing the
progress Of many Of students who without
previous experience in this line. have attained a
proficiency that is truly remarkable, and without
any cost TO themselves.
Every dcvotcc Of artistic nccdcwork in Rich
mond il invited to inspect these exhibits.
MILLER & RIIOADS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
WHERE'S THE FLAG !?
THAT'S THE QUESTION
By United PrcssD

WASHINGTON. Dec 29.-Who got
the button, AIMS age, and who hit
Billy Patterson probably will all be
solved before the National Congress
sional Union for Woman Suffrage finds
out who got the banner they swung
before President Wilson from the
House gallery. Also the question Of
where it is now.
Press Agent. Henry Swinehart, who
engineered the affair that startled the
joint Congressional audience on that
otherwise peaceful day. admitted 20
day the Union has about given up
hope of geeting back its banner.
The day after its appearance in the
House. those who flung it to the leg
isIative breeze only to have it uncere-
moniousiy jerI0ed to earth. went to the
sergeant-at-arms office to get it back.
They failed TO do so.
The next heard Of the new historic
emblem was at the Gridiron dinner
several Saturday nights back. when
the Gridironers pulled a burlesque OF
the incident while the President was
adressfng them. The same banner
AssS cd in the burlesque.
News of this" event gave Congress
ton-holed every Gridiron club member
they knew and some they didn't. They
pleaded they wanted the grandoldnag
to use as a background when they
We're photographed in their new home
upon the occasion of dedicating it.
They did not get it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
Miss Hazel Daley demonstrating just
how she did it.

CHICAGO. Dec. -29.-Was ohe long,
lingering look at the well turned
ankle and shapely leg of Miss Hazel
Daley worth $500? This is the ques-
tion that Peter Zyla is today asking
himself. Judge J. g. vahghn. chair
man Of the state Industrial board. Will
announce his decision upon the point
on January ,.
zyla. who was employed at the
stockyards, was awarded $500 by
the state industrial board upon his
claim that he had suddenly been
stricken totally blind. An accident
company which insured his employ
ers against loss under the workmen' 5
compensation act. became suspicious.
Acting at the company 'instigation
Miss Daley posed as a motion picture
actress and appeared at zyla's house
with director and camera operator.
zyla eagerly gave permissio nto film
a scene there.
Raise your skirts little higher.
please" the fake director said to Miss
Daley. She did. and now il Is alleged
that zyia took long and lingering
look.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
THE PASSING |
sHOw|

TO tell the truth no matter whom
it hurts.
WE never saw poorer straw. hat
weather.
THERE is one nice thtfg about
liver
Y0U can't make any soups out Of it.
LUXE MLUkE has found out that
wedding rings are being worn looser
than ever
AND that half the time
WOMEN spent their moments want
ing something they can't get and the
OTHER half getting something they
don't want.
BE that as it may
PEORIA burglar carried off soc
worth Of hams
SHOWING that there is something
else in life besides money.
SOME day we wiz go to movie
show and ON the screen there VIII be
a preacher who hasn't his hands
CLAsPED in front Of him and
THEN and there we vim have a
clonic spasm.
WE haven't the faintest idea Of
what they do to have a good time
down in New Albany
But the Tribune of that place said
the other day:
PREPARE yourself for a happy
Xmas; battle and clean your stomach"
IN New YORK they are now paying
election bets lost on Hughes
WHAT can you expect of a town
where they still ride in horse cars.
DO your New Years resolving early.
PERHAPS its our simpIe-minded-
ness but we never could understand
how man
COULD make a living playing rhum.
If You know any one Who i willing
to swap dozen sound. guaranteed.
fresh-laid eggs and a pound Of real
butter
FOR nrstclass newly renodeled
two-story house and so foot lot
GET in touch with US right away.
OUR last chance to wish yousa
HAPPY New Year
THASsALI1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
w. II. oLDs rs NOW OUT

A special meeting of the council of
East Chicago was called last night for
the purpose Of acting upon certain APP
preparation ordinances. The following
we're passed upon suspension Of the
rules:
-Four hundred and fifty dollars for the
u.s., of the department Of finance to pay
delinquent street assessments; 500 for
the department of health and charities
TO pay the city nurse one month; $40
for the department of public works to
complete sewer labor pay roll: $3.50 for
the department of finance to provide for
salaries for clerks in offices of city
treasurer and controller; $1,000 for the
department of public safety for fire
maintenance; $500 for same department
for police maintenance; $3.50 for depart
ment of public works TO take care of
Improvement expense on Washington
street pavement and sewer; $212 for
public works to raise switch track at
Alder street pumping station.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
COMMITTEE
MEETS TONIGHT

The Committee of Ten appointed two
weeks ago at a citizens meeting to
outline the plan for the new Hammond
movement. will meet again this even
ing Upon the suggestion of Prof. p.
O. Holden. OF the International Harv-
ester Company educational extension
department. the Hammond Woman S
club has been invited to send ten mem
bers to tonights meeting. Prof. Hold
en-. whose inspiring talks and lectures
have been a prime factor in getting
the Hammond plan idea started. will
also be at the meeting which will be
held in the Chamber of Commerce be-
ginning at 1870 o'clock.
The scope of the Hammond plan is
rot vet defined, and probably Will not
i,r until after a city-wide campaign
which is to be put on in the third
week in January. From now until af-
ter the campaign, the committee viii be
busy getting the general outline Of the
movement before the public and after
having sounded the people it will be
ready 70 go TO work on plan that
win be ete< ed in the meantime.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
D|SAPPROVE
W|LSON|A
IN SPEECHES
Declare That President Com
mits u. S, Without Con-
Sulting Congress.
,By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. =
Three United States senators to-
day denounced the recent hand
ling of this country's international
affairs as a reversion to secret
diplomacy.
They declared that not only had
recent matters been hedged about
by secrecy as far as the public is
concerned but that even the senate
foreign relations committee has
not been given opportunity TO
know" what is going on.
The senator's who voiced this disap-
proyal of the government were Poin-
dexter Of Washington State. Weeks of
Massachusetts. and Sutherland of Utah.
My understanding is that the pres
ent administration has declared itself
an ardent foe to secret diplomacy said
Poindexter. In practice, however, it
has shown itself past master in the
art of mystery and concealment.
There are veiled rumors of secret
policies Of such vital interest OF the
country Nvhfclr the president -wfff ronl-
nit US TO without consulting US. There
Continued page tWo-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
TRIPLE SYSTEM
BLOCK SIGNALS

The AIonon automatic block system
just completed between McDoe1 and
Bedford is greatly admired. 1t is ex-
pected that the line from Bedford to
Orleans will also be completed with
in the next two weeks. The south end
has what is known as the triple sys-
tenn with red. green and yellow tar
gets. When the red light is on it
signifies danger and cannot be passed
until preceded by a fiagman. The
green light signifies the block is open
and the yellow the caution signal
meaning to slow up expecting to find
the next block red. Some of the blocks
are overlapped with the same colors
two caution blocks. and one red. South
bound trains viii block trains going
opposite directions. one passing track
to the other. or vice versa. Under this
system it is absolutely impossible for
trains TO have a head-on. or rear-end
collision unless the red block is ignor-
ed. Under this system trains are
amply protected in case of broken
rail-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
". {. ROE IS
NAMED vICE-C.
East Chicago Editor Lawyer
Now on State Bull Moose
Committee.
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Dec. 29.-
Elias d. Salisbury. of indianapolis. was
elected state chairman by the Progress
sive state committee xxhieh held a
meeting here yesterday. Willis Roe.
Of East Chicago. was elected vice
chairman. and Bert Essex. of Indian
apolis. was elected national commit
teeman. Salisbury succeeds Edwin NJ
Lee, who was recently appointed by
Governor Ralston as a member of the
public service commission al $4,000 a
year. Whether his being a Bull Moose
state chairman will also land SAILS
bury in as nice. soft a job as that in
which Lee dropped re aims to be
seen.
Srhe committee NEE ng was follow
ed by a luncheon an conference at
tended by about fft. PFogressives
from over the state. 1t sas decided to
continue the party organization and
keep it active and in working order
They said it would not be an laid 81
ciety" for any other political party
but that IT would act independently
Judging from what some OF. the Pro-
gressives said who were present, il
would not be surprising to see them
booming Hiram johnson of California
for the nomination for President in
1890.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-29
TRANSFERS
GET TOGETHER

The tesmsters uDion of East CHS
cago held their annual banquet end
get-together at the *. of 2. hall, Oh
colt avenue. last night There was
good attendance and fine social
time was enjoyed by all present.
Among those present were Senator
Nedjl Of Whiting, Representative Dag.
Mayor callahan and Controller Parles.
each Of whom made appropriate talks.
The present incumbent is now ent
eiing upon his fourth year as pres-
dent. j. Howard Locke has been re-
app ssssAd as business agent and with
a lnernbefAhip Of about goo this local
is in a nnifishIng condition.