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NOTICE.

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ars to be given away on May 4th.
Hair cutting, 15c. Call and give us
trial.-W. H. Cheezum, the Barber,
127 Race St-Adv. 19-3t
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NOTICE.

Intending to discontinue the gro
Gerry business, am selling all goods
at reduced prices for the next ten
days.-H. L. Mitchell.-Adv. 1t.
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Notice OF Candidacy.

Notice OF Candidacy.
I desire to announce TO my friends
and the public generally. that I am
for the nomination for
Town Commissioner in the Fourth
ward, and earnestly request the sup
port of the voters of the ward. If
nominated and elected, I pledge my
self to help In an honest, efficient
and progressive administration of
the towns affairs, bearing in mond.
however, that since the taxpayers
must pay the bills. proper economy
should be observed at all times.
MOSES D. MOORE.
Adv asst.
FOR SALE.
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Lodgecliff Farm, Cambridge, Md.
Shell Road to Sand Bank.
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Anyone having coal ashes or other
rubbish can have same hauled free,
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Phone your orders for hot cross
buns Friday.-Cambridge Bakery,
phone 264.-Adv. 1926.
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TOO LATE no CLASSIFY.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
GIRLS! TRY IT.!
HAVE THICK, WAW,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Ever! particle OF dandrufi dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.
Draw Il moist cloth through
hair and double its Beauty
ut once.

our han bccom's light Navy,
fluffy. abundant and appears "a soft.
!ustrous and beautiful as u young
girls after "Dandcrinc hair cleanse. =
lust try this-moision "a cloth with "A
little pandcrinc and carefully draw II
through Your ila!r, taking one small
strand a, Il time, This will cleanse tn.
hair OF uusi, dirt and excessive oil,
aud in just 4 few moments YOU have
doubled tn. beauty Of yoIr hair
Bcsidcs identifying tho hair at once.
bandcr!ne dissolvcs every particle OF
handrun. clcanscs. purif-s and invig-
crates til" scalp. forever stopping Itch
ing and falling hair.
Eut what will please you most vii!
be after few weeks use. when YOU
vii! actually see new MARITIME and
downy ~ hrst--yes--hu, really new
hair growing all over the scalp Il
Won care f"r pretty. soft hair aud lots
Of II surely got Il .j-ccnt bottle OF
knowlt"n's pauderiar from any drug
iis; OF toilet counter, and just try it,
Save yo"" hair. Heautiiy it. You
viii say This was the best >, cents You
ever spent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
DOCTORS OF THREE STATES
WILL MEET HERE TO-DAY
Distinguished Physicians anu Sur
gcohs TO Meet Here from tir.
Slnia and the CarOlinas.
Many
TECHNICAL. I
l'.tl':itS
'inic" at Memorial lIospitai-f.n-
Hrtainncnt Features Provided for
Members anil Their Wivcs-Weil-
known Men to Speak.

Tho oirhte"nth annual session OF the
'' state Medical Society viii convene
10 o'clock this morning In the main
auditorium OF TIA" jefferson Hotel. ~
asst 200 prouiucut Virginia and North
nd South Carolina physicians and sur
cons are expected 10 attend Tho
,cai arrangements commi;tc" has com
.lc;cd All details for tho meeting. and
No convention is cxpcc' 81 - prov" one
# tn" most interesting in the history
e tn" association.
rho meeting will he called 10 order
~ nr j. Allison Judges chairman OF
he arrangements committee. this
morning 81 10 O'Clock IN tho main audi
oriurn Of IN" Jefferson Hotel. The
nrocnti"u viii he pronounced hy Rev.
J. Wicker
= Tayior Ellison, Lieutenant Cover
.or ~ Virginia. VIII d"li".r the adj
ross OF woirom" on behalf Of the
tate Or y g. Brown. Jro viii well
ONE The members IN behalf OF the
Thr response from North
'aroiiua VIII ne mad" 10y Dr. j. II Wa.
r Wayrcsvill". and The response from
outh Carolina viii Ice made by Dr.
'harles W. ko!iock. u Charleston. $.
:. The morning exercises viii be
losed bv -" presidents annual al =
r.ss 10 DC delivered ~ Or. James ~.
IulH'osh prcsideIt of ~" association,
-, ,~ul,ruIitI: :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ORDER GRADE. CROSSINGS
On moan STREET. ABOLISHED

The Board c"ucurgcd Ia he r->olu-
ton requiring IN" Kichmond Fr"de-
ri"kshnrg and Potomar railroad Con-
pany - dcrreSs its tracks on Eroad
aud Bclvidcre streets within the newt
SIX months and to complete the work
within Two years thereafter. There
was question on the movement. and
Colone! GrUudy moved that the com :
panH be- allowed year within which
TO complete The nr.l part Or its con-
tract
ordiuauccS and resolutions we're
concurrcd il as iollowe:
To omen ana complete n scwe. On
ThirtE-foUrth street: tho cancellation
OF rental dues OF the Virginia STATE
Fair Association: increase ~ tho police
force b, twenty-five men, and provi3-
ion for AN additional clerk for Hastings
Court. Part IL. At $1,000 year
TO acquire the triangular !ot between
West and Cleveland Streets. to
straiehJeu the street. ~ cost If
Si.1a2.30 10 pay notes Incurred i'm the
annexation -: certain schools in the
annexed territory: :" pay certain
amounts to tho families Of fremcn
killed III the performance Of their
di!:y. and an ordinance To provide for
The taking ci.arg. by the city Of the
hospital at riuc Caup a It part OF its
hospital service. ordinances Of lesser
Importance Were concurred in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ALDERMEN REJECT PLAN TO
REDUCE BOARD TO THREE
Refuse To Suspend Rules on Gunst
Notion by Vote Of
:, to 3.
TRACKS ORDERED DEPRESSED
r., +. Il +. Railroad Must Begin
Work ON Broad and Belviderc
Streets Within Six Months and
Finish in Two Years.

81 The meeting Of the BOARD ~ Al
dermen last might. Mr.. Guns,, Of Ice
NarG, Introduced an ordinance calling
upon tn" Guy Attorney TO procure from
he General Assembly the passage Of
" Kill which would reduce Tic nem-
be"ship of tn" Administrative I}oa,d
from :v" 70 three. 1t was attempted
L. place :hc ordinance on its passl...
under a suspension Of rules, bur the
suspension va defeated by a vote of
70 !. and. under parliamcntary rules
the ordinance was referred back 70 ,n.
committee from which it originated.
Before tn" session ADJOURNED Dr,!-
way pG!l"r Introduced q resolution 70
qUcstiuP the REPRESENTATIVES r"om Rich
E'ond in tn" General Assembly Ia ask
that rcappoTtionmcut OF the Sem
tor!al and House Districts l., made.
which would give the city iicrca sed
representation. The resolution was
adopted. speaker Houston. If the
!ious. % Dc!.-atcs. said last Night
that he thought IL would be TOO late t.
Introduce the resolution In Ill. Cen
cr2l Assembly with any hope oE paS-
This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
WELL, STRONG
AND HEALTHY
Doctor Recommended Cardui To
Build Up Her Strength. Said 1t
Was A Fine Medicine.

Mandarin, Fia.-"About is wears
ago, after the birth of my child,
writes Madame G. Billiard, OF this
place. Il was III Il very low and run
down state of health, and was vcrv
weak. Or. then OF --
recommended that take Car
dui. lie was treating me. anG he
told me to take it TO build up my
strength. Said it was n fine mcd,.
cine. took ) bottles and il BAN;
me up. After the use OF :. MA,
greatly improved in flesh strength
and health. in fact, as entirely we'll.
but took one more bottle 10 be sure
Ia taken enough. was able 20 do
my work. and was we'll, strong
woman.
highly recommend il as Il tonic. |
have never had bad health since.
have been we'll and strong and heal.
thy ever since
cardui the womans tonic. is u
medicine prepared from vegetable
medicinal ingredients. which h3y.
been found to exert a tonic, building
influence
For over 40 years this mcdcir =
mas been used by the women OF this
Country, and the thousands Of let
terS' winch come TO us every year,
are proof of its real therapeutic
beneficial medicinal value.
II YOU are III need OF remedy foS
Womanly ills. take Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic. For sale by all drug
SistS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
SUFFOLK G. O. P. MEETING
Elects T.. W. {. tlutrnhy Chairman aud
condemns Democratic Admins
tratIon OF Nations \Hnirs

lSpe'ia! 70 Tie Times D!spa,vlI
SUFFOLK. "a. February i5.-.. Nj
:. t!uimhr no" heads the Suffoii. CIT,
hcbrbhe"n Committee having be.a
unaniIn"rsii elected a The Republican
m"ss-'ne"tinp held IN the Council
'h"mhc' tonight. ! " !.tliistcn was
elected secretary. Witi. two committee
mon from each ward
iI lhc resolutions adopted by tho
mas meeting the Republicans uf Suf-
FOLK declared tho difference % four
E.Ar- ago no" thing %: the past:
declared the Democratic administration
Hco'Hpcteut to handle The nations af-
iairs. blamed the administration for
"1y business depression that may have
aIiSsn condemned the foreign poIicy
a'' in"ors"d the management o. The
STAT. party affairs by g. r Slcmp.
chairman ilvah ~. Martin national
committeeman ana George l.. Hart.
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
BUILD OWN ENGINES
>OrfOIh and Western Constructing
Eight Ginnt locomotives mt Its
HOnnoke shops.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatcl..

Special 20 The Times Dispatch.
ROANOKE, VA, Fcbruar! la.-Ma-
,erial is being rapidly assembled at
the Norfolk and Western Railway
shops for the construction Of eight
monster. monntain-type passenger loco
motives.
H.. constructing its own locomotives
at the Roanoke shops the Norfolk and
Western has found that u saving nf
~ per cent on locomotives can be er-
ccctch. 4 number have been con-
structed here before. hut never of the
present giant type. Repair work OF all
kinds usually keeps the foundry and
shops SO busy that little opportunity
can be found for the construction Of
new locomotives.
Much difficulty has been found II,
getting the material, as the demand
for engine parts is very great at pres
cnt and tho price is correspondence
high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
soI TIL BOSTON TAKES S'TEP
70 FORM MILITARY COMp\Ny
! SpccIal ID The .rlmes -D!snatch. !

Spcclal 70 The Times -D!spatchl
SOUTH BOSTON. VA February =
A. echo % President Wilson'S pre-
na'eGness program is found in the
movement recently started in this civ
{" organize a military company J. +.
Guenscn. who came hero recently from,
Baltimore 70 accept the position az
secretary Of the Commercial associa-
''on. IS tho iustisator Of this plan. ana
his EFFORTS ~" meeting with great en-
thusiasm from the youuE men Of the
city. Mir. Quons.n has had several
years experience In the C,!ittl States
Army. and is qualified 20 undertake the
training Of the loca, recruits
Already ffty-two names have hcer
enrolled. ana there viii II. no diiticulir
in getting the s.Xry-;ivc required he
fore q company can he mustered into
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
BLOCK ON C. & 0.
Coal Train Mrcrl,rt Near Newport
Views. Tying IN Irafsic for
Several Hours.

Especial - The Times pspa;ch.J
NEWPORT NEWS. VA February -.
ALL traffic on ;hr Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway was block ed for several
hours this afternoon. when special
freight train, coal laden. bound from
Richmond TO Newport News. was
wrecked AT noon just east Of Lee Halt.
= station above this city.
The engine ana eleven cars ief, the
track. and five Of the cars turned
turtle. blocking both tracks No one
was seriously injured. The engine re
manned upT ight.
The cause OF ths ,nishap could uot
lie asccrtaincd. MI passengers on
later trains, east and west. were com
PEELED to change To trains made up ON
either side OF the wreck. W-cckin,,
rwows were sill ~ work tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
FACES MURDER CHARGE
l>ancy lloyd irrr>tcd in bristol for
Alleged Shooting of Charles Chase
in ItuSscli County.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL, M. February ia fug;-
tive since Christmas. when lie : al
;.-cd 10 ir."e Deliberately and with
our 0rovocation. shot and ed
Charles Chase. a serenteen-ys Did
hoy. i[ancy Boz d. tweuty-Ihrcc lars
old. WIS arrested here to-day by Cnict
II Police Keller. Boyd is wanted in
Russell County, where the murder was
committed. lie ana the Chase boy
arc said 10 have beer on friendly terms
W 10 the moment when BOYD shot
him.
Eoyd was held NJ the ront @: 2,
revolver until he could be searched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Mary White, an aged nc2r" woman
living at 81 West Baker Street. prob
ably was fatally burned early last
night when her clothing caught fire
from an open CRATE in her room. The
woman was severely injured about the
arms. hips and body, and Ambulance
Surgeon 1dcn, who treated her, in of
tho opinion that hospital treatment Is
necessary il she hopes to recover. Tho
woman refused to allow the surgeon
to take her TO Virginia Hospital how
ever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
urnIscd In street t,lght.

SnnncI TlllcY WAS severely brUised
nd cut in 4 street fight with J. n.
'iarkc at Eighteenth and Main Street
ea,cr.Iay afternoon, and was taken TO
'iroirIa IJospital for treatment by Am
nlancc Surgeon Tdcn. 'rallcy. who
ives at 1903 West Cary street. was
OF seriously hurt, ii is said. Clarke
,as arrested on a charge of assault
ns. kicking and injuring TalleY by
'u,icemon pulling and Shumakcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ROOT SOUNDS KEYNOTE
OF REPUBLICAN PARTY
Former Senator Launches t,i,ter II.
tack on Policies ur Wilson
Administration.
OPENING GUN or CAMPAIGN
He Portrays What lie Tcrm~ Failure
to Uphold This Country's Dignity
in Foreign .ifrairs, and Breakdown
OF American Diplomacy.

NEW YORK. February 10 ~ a
speech criticizing the Wilson adminir-
;rs,ion. especially in regard - ITS
foreign policy. former United states
Senator Elihu Root, az temporary
chairman Of thc Republican state Con
vcmtou. sounded here tonight wha,
was rc2arlc as the keynote OF ;hc
Republican national campaign. lie
was introduced by Frederick 7 Tanrcr.
Chairman of the state committee. and
"as greeted with AN ovation which
lasted two and q hale minutes.
Every scat in the convention nrIi a-t!
all standing room Was occupied ION.
before tho convention opened. The
bo%ov we're almost cut;rclv reserved
for women. or. bciur filled YiIh SUI
f,a=c lca'.ers.
The frs; part Of Mr.. Eoo;s speech
which was devoted TO q consideration
- tho tariff and economic conditions
was received in comparative silerc"
When lie opened AN attack on ircsi-
iont Wilson's MEXICAN policy he vas
rcpcat"dIy Interrupted with APPLAUSE
however.
The first prolonged oUtburst "f che IS
came when NJ Root. turning TO EN-
ropcan affairs denounced tn. pyosi-
dents policy as one Of making threats
ana failing 30 make them good.
~ the prepared speech tina; Mr. Root
scat out it, advance h" referred 20
Theodore Roosevelt as one Of the MGR
VINO had believed il the duty OF III,
American government to protest al I'll.
violation Of Bcirium's neutrality 81,
Gicrm"nE. This reference Was omi,tct
Tonight in the actual speech. Til,
temporary chairman himself denounced
However. 'hc faiiUr. Of the uu:i.,
states government 10 protest agajns'
III" Invasion a. Belgium.
IF The pmblic opinion Of IA" world
Ie said. was 10 remain silent o. ;hnt
neutral upon that then all tall; abou
pca,c and justice and international l. "
AID the rights OF man. tho progress o
humanity and the spread OF liberty. i.
idle pattcr--mcrc weak scutincntal'.y- y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Neck Christian. colored. 1913 North
Nineteenth street. slept out" Monday
night, and as result was suffering
from frozen feet yesterday. Anbu-
lance Surgeon Iden found that the man
MAS $" badly injured that II may be
necessary Ia annutatc his feet. lie
was taken 20 Virginia Hospital FOR
ircR tmnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Policeman Bertucci yesterday after
noon arrested French Boone. nrtccn
years old. and Clements Huff. seven
teen years old, as fugitivcs from their
parents in Huntington. ". Va The
boys arc said TO have run away from
home several days ago and 10 have
beat their way TO this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
raid Alleged Diroracr,. Uou,c

PoIiccmen Sweet and Rertucci last
night raided the house of stellar R-ad-
ley. II" Mayo street. and arrested her
OH a charge or maintaining disordcrly
house there Mabel Armstrong;. Emma
Morgan Scott Fountain, colorcd and
Nice Fountain. colored. were arrested
also OH charge OF being disordcrly
in ihc house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
UnlI-Ruch Thieves ,.,i,.

iall-rack thieves are active again
ia Richmond, according TO complaints
fled last night with the police
Tho house al 513 West Franklin street
was entered during the early even
ing and two overcoats. two pairs OF
gloves and two silk nluGicrs were
stolen off the front rack Tho cloth
ing was the property OF j. T.. Dewcr
and J NJ Long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ESCAPES FROM FIRE
Mrs. june. Grove, III, Carried 20 Snfct,
b, Her Husband in Blaze
ut Boycc.
I.peoLal - "a. .rime..lDisnni.h-

Special "a Til. Times Dispatch
MANCHESTER VA, February Is
Mrs James Grove narrowly escaped be-
Hg burned 70 death IN "a lire NJ Boycc.
which destfoyeG til" Jollifrc and Scweil
@"'aEc' ana a nous" occupied by Mr.
ana Mrs. Grove She va. III. and wns
carrie! b. her husband through fire
ana smoke 70 a place o: safety
G NJ Istep'S store was Or. hrc in sew
era places bu. was saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
tHttt.E> ADNIiNISTR ALTON
WITH LAti> OF FORESIGHT

Mir Roo, charged Tie present admin
istration with tho lack Of roresiah, 10
make timely provision FOR backing up
o. American diplomacy by actual or
assured military force: with "thc ro.-
fcturc OF the worries respect for our
assertion OF rights by pursuing the
policy OF m.k!ue tErcats ami o! fail
na TO make them zood.' ana with =,
loss o! the mora! forces .: tho civilized
world through failure 10 truly interpret
10 :itc world the spirit OF the .imcri-
can dcmocracy i'll it's attitude towards
the terrible events which accompanied
tho early stages Of the war" These.
SAID Nh Root, wcr. the administrators
Three fundamental errors"
Discussing the domestic situation be-
fore the European war began. MIR. Root
declared that during TIL" eighteen
months Of Democratic control there had
been "a steady decrease l.! hmcrican
production. in exports and in revenues
and steady Increase ia Imports ana
Expenditures Enterprise had halted.
n@ asserted ana now UNDERTAKINGS no
Longer made their appearance, aud tn.
coUntry's productive Industries "wcrc
la boring under miS:!t tariff devised
b! the Democratic party IN :; spirit Of
an" hoS'''i'E TO-
~ ''''S' - ISIS
ha. -, go ''''. $50" '"',''i'et'c ma"
,.i,r 49," '"" w. p"'"e"'. ne
""'e' "''"tF isc-
~" - "sHeft''h inc
CO "po' N"!'h t"'il' laws should be
mn, ~ I,,,,;, az" zen "r''eh
'"S'"tss an" Il" substitute pro
vided. At Washington he declared.
ne. Il
hody MAX" money" ami envy o: bust
ness succcss' was AN clement in ~.
r,,,,;,,a ,!.., -, 'i'e
istrat:nn 80 ~ ,'vs " '''' SUNNI
T,i.i,
'N,''@ UP 'ort'sh relations Mir. Root
-" '''' 'oE the hrst time within the
memory OF men nov living these rcla-
lions are recognized as vital" AZ
took up first ;ltc Maxi.ar brazilian, 49,.
viewing the s,,,.,ior ,.b.,
Wilson v.. -: , "'"'''
..;j,
1i go! '"S" ""N f!"'h' My. Root
We y was hrSt TO use his
'""e'S as president. 20 secure rrotcc-
foh FOR the lives and propcrty nf Su,.r
icauS in Mexico and 10 r,.,,,iro ia,
The rules o. ,.v .rl ,,;nio.:
treaties shan; "''ohS oil
tnNar1s ''s''Fc' ny Mexico
Tue h''.d states and it's clti-
- ""'N "''S. second as the
'"d OF Il foreign power to respcct RI,
independence 81 NJ Xico. TO r.r,,i,, e.
all interference, win b,.r i,,.,,,,,
fairs fror All a,.,,,n, =. 'ia,; 80
eNccpr nc ba 49, t '''''''' t'"h
Of pu.;o ''''i ny me i"w
;. -; "' '"' protection OF Amer
. '7'''s'
ne President or the United states
''u 10 observe either OF those, duties
uetinerate!N abandoned them both
INV ioIio"ed an entirely different and
,I'o'SiStent purpose. lie irtcrvencG in
teH'&o 10 IN" Oh" faction in civil strife
"SannSl another
me results - this interference
,;nnai on % ''-'''' - .iT. Root con-
an ,rm,o, o'' @s\.iitnehi mad sent
,m.,;'. ' ~! ~" -NtNioo 10 protect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
-rcstcd on Assault Charge.

Harry anskins. colored. was arrested
ast night ny Policemen Ryan ana
Fchutte on n charge OF assauitins and
Eutting Mat Ellis with knife. Ellis
has not seriously hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Ar"''"n TO MAKE Thorn good and q
tn" prestige AMI authority Of IN. mo-
leadership u a 9rea, peopie. i'm a rrra,
cause. wcr" treated with Il cuu,cuin
winch should have boon foresccu. ami
" hen our government failed to max,
these words good, It's diplomacy vat
bankrupt"