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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
HAVANA RESULTS

l'ir>t race SIX furlonss- Amaaonian.
t los 9lii th /" : 'NG ,:s, ana TO :,
20 a..s to ; second: Juaqujn, III Ollie
Time i:ff9-5. Twin Sin. Curtis.
rcacliic. ticidor H., Rebel. Morristown.
Scvitiian, Milton. Campbell and canto
alSo&rau.
SECOND racc-,hrcc. ycar-olds and up.
six bIrloue Wodan. III biillmam, :
10 81 to 10 and to ,, first; Bit OF
and stvcm second Estterton, ia col
linsf. > 10 /, even, and 10 =. third.
Time I:l3 10. tontiscation Nalspar
Arrow. Watcrwings. Picrrot. Page
White and Manfred also ran.
Third racc-throe year. bids and up,
-3.furlongs Napoli, los tHoward) /,
10 LIS TO :, to ), FIRST; Little Mena,d,
Ito tritxl, /" to !, to ;. and 6 To >,
second i<alc. los Uunsfcrd). TO /
toE2, and to >. third. Time. 1907 %
Lady Moore. I.cta, Babhlins Brook and
job ThnYer also. ran
Fourth racc-four- year Olds and up
IL furlones- EARLY Sight. los OWING
iieide, TO :: even. and to .. FIRST
AEue, 10" oKlceGen. ! to |. = to j
1ven second: puhoss. l"l lMcCrannl
Eenfarkahlc, Sig l.umaX. clumsy Kate
Jotan, and pr. tann also ran.
hib9le, 1p7 Grtzl. to /. ! to ;. and :
10 ., first: Brobcck. &C IMcCrann). s
to 1873 10 !. to ). second. Proctor. ..
Ruuman), 10 to |. to /. to /. third
Time LOS. Linderthal. Bcndlct Now
them Dignity Dash. [idnclSon. Bank
Bill .and MasSanct also ran.
Sixth racc-thrcc- year Odds and un
claiming. mile and 80 yards-Hirh
landS l.assic. 10 'Crump). = to Il tc
>. and to >, first: Flare. l07 (Mc.
Crann). ) to >, even, and i 10 .. second
oGcdidcb, 81 (Bullman). s to ). &c
10. to 3, third. Time, Las 10 Coun'
Rorts, Circulate, Ncphthys and Fonc.
tionna!rc also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
HOLD-UP MEN SHOOT
DOWN AKRON PATROL MAN
irntc Citizens Demand Vengeance for
Death OF Fourth Omccr Rc-
Gently SlniR,

AKRON. OHIO. March lo.-Thousands
Of iratc citizens. angcrcd at the cold
bloodcd staying of Patrolmam Ciothir
Richards to-day. tho fourth officer Il
be shot down while on duty here Within
the last three months. thronged the
downtown streets Tonight threaten.
ing to storm the Jail whore men
charged with the crime are being
held.
Every police officer has been ordered
10 quarters ready to qucll any out
moving have been issued by Mayor
Myers. and he has forbidden street
meetings TO take place.
Frank Mariana and Frank Chivoro.
Italians. with four other suspects. one
woman, were spirited away in auto
mobiles and under an armed guard
when the mob threatened to move on
the jail.
Richards was shot by five holdup
mon whom he had attempted to place
under arrest after they had robbed
George Fink.
Five bullets took effect in Richards
body. lie died after he had identified
Mazzana and Chivoro as two of the
gunner, who were captured Il few
minutes after the shooting.
The police detail thrown around the
city Jail tonight was augmented by
twenty special officers Of the strong
arm squads from three of the bis rub
her companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

DO not delay minute II your back
aches or you arc sore across the loins
or have difficulty when urinating. Go
TO your druggist at once and get box
OF imported GOLD MEDAL IIaarlem
easy to take. They dissolve in the
stomach. and the kidneys soak up the
oil like sponge does water They
thoroughly cleanse and wa Sh out tho
bladder and kidneys and throw off the
inflammation which is the cause Of the
trouble. Your druggist viii cheerfulIy
rctund your money IL YOU are not sat
iSfed after a few days use Accent
only the pure. original GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM oil Capsules. None othe.
ADV
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GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL iiaarlcm Oil has ar
fordcd relief in thousands upon thou
sands Of cases of lame back. lumbago.
sciatiCa. rhcuma tiSTn. Eallstoncs gravel
and all other affections OF the kidneys.
liver, stomach. bladder and allied or
Sans. II acts quickly. II does tho
work. 1t c!canses your kidneys and
puriiics the blood IT makes a new
man, n new woman. of you II fire.
Quently wards on attacks OF the dread
and fatal diseases Of tho Kidneys. II
often completely cures tho distressing
diseases OF the organs OF the body
allied with the bladder and Kidneys
Bloody or cloudy urine. sediment or
brick dust" indicate an unhealthy
condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
kEARNS MAKES PROTEST
SnyS Dempsey should HIVE Privilege
of Meeting Fulton nj This
Time,

manager Of Jack Dempsey, entered a
CHICAGO March l2.-Jack kcarus.
protest here tonight against the pro-
posed Willard Fulton bout. lie gave
out the following statement:
In behalf OF Jack Dempsey. want
10 protest in the strongest terms pos
siblc against the proposed Jess MIL
lard-Fred Fulton match, which ! just
learn is about 10 be made. am man
aging Dempsey, and insist that lie Is
the man to meet Fulton.
we are not afraid OF Willard but
certainly know that Dempsey can whip
Fulton, and do ii dccisiVcly."
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Ros:on ins Three Hoiduuts.

I3N NsSONlNlru frcsS. 7
BOSTON. March i2.-Nerlht -: OF IN :
iiostor National leagu" baseball club
started from ihc'r home, j.. various
sections of the country to-day toward
Miami. Fla. where spring training is to
begin on Friday.
Waller l. iIapGood business man
aGer al the Brares. ana a party Ct
""wspapcrrcn LET; here :o-ujgh: They
VIII b. Joined on ;hc way Ivy members
4 the club.
Three players remain unsigned They
ar" "a kouetrhy, The iii.;t iaserlal
bicl Rudolph. the veteran pitcher; and
Charles !icrzos
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Colnrcd Voter. Organize.

Colorcd citizens OF Richmond last
night organized voters league. in
order to assist in the general mu-
nic:pal reform program that is now
being carried out. The meeting was
held AT III East Clay Street, and was
attended by body Of representative
voters from all four wards of the city
Temporary officers selected were j. T.
Pollard. president: Charles Johnson. Jr.
secretary. and Henry Mallory treas
urer. All voters arc eligible for Nom
bcrShip in the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
Put Vim In
faded Muscles

by stimulating and arousing the cir
cu!ation with light applications OF Alb
sorbinc. Jrp rubbed in thoroughly
This inviGoratinG Eminent acts quickly
and surely IT is fragrant and pleas
ant 10 usc-leavcs no greasy residue
on the skin.
AS ADsorbinc, Jr is powerful
germicidc as we'll linimcnt it is
effective for prophylactic and ascptic
uses; il destroys the germs in cuts and
sores; 1t may be diluted and used sue
ceSsfuiiy as an artscptic and germi-
eide for the mouth'~and throat.
Athletes VIII find it efficient for linn
bcrinS sore, stlT muscles. \ good
formula for a rundown is one ounce
OF Abs"rhinc, Jr.. to a quart Of water
or witch hazel.
1t IS composed Of vegetable extracts
ana essential oils and is positively
harmless. Got bottle to-day and
Keep IT in your desk, in your travelling
bag. in your medicine cabinet or in the
side pocket Of Your automobile. 1t is
health insurance Of high type.
AT most druggists or sent postuaid
upon receipt Of SIPS. Trial bottle for
l0c in stamps.
W. f.. YOUNG. T.. u. T..
"'3 Temple St. Springfield. Mass
-tAGVt)
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WILL PLAY APRIL IL
Contract Signed for Cat"r at Camp
Ice With PHILADELPHIA
tth,ctir>.
Inv Assoriatcd rrc.s

pETERSEltEG. "a. March It.--An-
nouur"ment was wade AT Camp Lee to-
daT that contracts had h""u signed for
q game between Tao nhi'adclDhir Nih
l,tiCs aud 4 :"Im representing the
IiS'aticth Division 1T :h" cavp Apri:
l.. Among the former biz: ic:Ssucrs nj
the canp are Elcrfsr AMI Harris. o.:
ClcvclanG: ?lilius, # ErooIilyn ana
Davis of Hpstol
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H0[DOUTS COMING IN
MANAGER FOR CHICAGO
CONFIDENT OF ALEXANDER
Nntiernr> >tnr r!trhcr viii Join Team
naf"-Dns NJ i>au>n> CITY En-
Route West.
'Wy NssociNtod Press !

cauCAGu NIorrh - Tn" ChicSr1
NatihnaLS left here in two spccipl cars
lo-nlSht 70" thc spring training camp
IT l,sSadcn2 ''al There waa :, rash
ri holdor,s TO sign thor contracts and
"A. players witt the sNcer,ior OF
GroNcl Cleveland NcNand = aud rctcr
i<iIi6f an 'nuelGN- came TO terms.
Als>anicr advised President Wccrh-
mansthai hc wouId Join the club at
riansas city tomorrow. krduT also
Mill &joiu the par,y AT NaUsa" City
alanaccr E~cd Mitchell is confident he
can sLtis!y the demands OF Alexander,
VIII t.wart.s $4,000 bonus for his
,ranaf,r from Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
Rlmc- Win Tin Whistler. Mates

PlNElit fST. " c.. March I2.--Icifty-
eight player took part in The annual Tin
WhiSti"r.s So!f match here to-day. The
I'Iu"s won BY margin OF eleven points
on TN" Nassau system III" net score
confess resulted in a tic iDr FIRST place
at seventy three, hct,veru j. II. Rum
soy. OF iropk'yn, and +. 8 Pussy. Of
Denver. George w. SiAtzrll, Of phiia-
oelphia and i. II. Char nn, OF Green
wtc''. also tied for low gross at eighty
fOur.
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Will LECTURE TONIGHT
Rev. Frank Pratt to Discuss Stcphcn
Fosters Contribution to
American Song,

Rev Frank Pratt. pastor OF tho Uni
Wrian church. VIII lecture Tonight on
stephen Foster and His Contribution
to American Song" which will be illus
tratcd by lantern slides. while Il chorus
VIII render several numbers. There
VIII also be the usual weekly war re-
view by MIR. Pratt. The chorus will
sing Keep the Home Fires Burning
hi memory of the death Of the author.
Mrs Ford. who was recently killed in
an air raid over London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

Ohicors from the First Policc Sta-
ton last night raidcd an alleged dis
orderly house at 6l1 North Tenth
Street. and arrested Mrs. NJ. &. Davis,
who was charged With conducting the
place. Clara Wilson ard :: soldier.
who were in the house "a, the time
il was raidcd. were also placed under
arrest. The officers went to the house
at 1890 o'clock last night, following
an Investigation which had been con-
Quoted for the past few weeks
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Two Children Burned 20 Dcntb.

HICKORY. y. C.. March 1.-TWO
small children OF Rcmus Harris were
burned to death in n fire which de-
stroycd the Harris home at Bridge
water, y. G.. early this morning. Har-
ris also was badly burned but there is
some hope for his rccovcry
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Dundee Om,points tnrl,o,

BOSTON March IL johnny Dundee
scored another victory hero tonight.
"Aen he outpolnted Harry Carlson Of
hroeNton, Mass, in ;welve-round
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Cndct Wakefield Dies.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. March H.
Cadet Raymond Wakefield, Of Colchcs-
ter. ILL.,, injured in an airplanc acct
dent yesterday ut Kelly Field..in which
Lieutenant Orion l.. Mitchell, OF I;u-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

PtNEhUHST X. CO. March IL -g,t,
one ssf Tie semi-nnnls in hc mon.
singles. Of tho ,hampionship ,c-.t.
tcurh3mcEt was aispos. d al TO-DAY f.
L. Mcigs. OF Philadelphia dc:ca:cG n
T. SYopc OF MADEIRA. ra G-l So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

Frederic w. Scott. OF Richmond, has
just been elected one of the directors
of the Gulf. Mobile and Northern Rail
road Company. according to adVices
received in Richmond yesterday.
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STRONGLY URGES PHYSICIANS
TO RETAIN PATIENTS NAMES

u cannot too strongly recommend
the plan that all physicians he required
10 keep a record of the name OF pa
tient and the date on which he applied
for treatment. Not that ! advocate
the report OF the patient 10y name. In
my opinion, the number system is
greatly more desirable.
More important than this rc-ula-
ton would I've a rule requiring each
patient TO state the origin OF his in
lection. Fly this means each case
could he traced TO it's beginning. If
there should be found. however. any
one who refused TO comply with these
regulations. il would be necessary and
desirable to report them by name. 90
that immediate action could be taken.
False modesty has been thrown
aside in the treatment of the subject
OF these diseases have frequently
lccturcd TO mixed audiences Of men and
women. and have secured, In the main
their hcartiest cooperation. What in
ter"st. however. on the par: Of the
public that may he lacking. the passage
of city ordinances VIII amply make
W for.
"All sorts Of ordinances have hccn
made III the cities Of the country i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
AMERICA SHOULD AVOID
MISTAKES Of l:IROrE

This is the first reason for promp;
action. that America may avoid tho
mistakes Of Europe. The second is the
fact that conditions have begun to he
serious in the United States. In ono
concentration camp. So new cascs
were reported in one week. In tho
case OF the troops on tho border. there
have been many times as many cases
reported after they had arrived than
were discerniblc when tho men were
on their way.
such facts as this leads us 10 tho
conclusion that tho chief source Of in
lection Is the cities. 1t is cvcrybody's
duty to eradicate this menace and to
SO provide that soldiers home on fur
Tough may go back to camp as clean
as when they came away.
You naturally ask how Is this to he
done My answer is that YOU follow
such course as you have already be-
gun in Richmond The most essential
part OF the prevention of vcnereal dis
ease campaign is a clinic. In this mat
ter your physicians mus; use the ut
most tact; they must camounaGc their
identity with care No one ufferinE
from a secret disease will apply for
treatment TO "A doctor with u sign over
his door stating that he is clinic.
The doctors must establish themselves
in place where many people go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

skin Eruption, Boils, I'LL
GERS. Eczema, etc, quickly allcviated.
Blood D1scnScs-Thc ravag OF some
OF these diseases ruin AN otherwise
useful life. These troubles treated sue
cessfully in all stages.
Nervous DiseascS-Locomotor AtaXia
Neurasthcnia, Melancholy and Despond-
cncy quickly allcviatcd.
Kidney. bladder and Prostate trou-
blcs receive Tho treatment called for in
each case. Early recovery is thus made
possible.
Cntarrh in all its forms Of any organ
quickly relieved
Piles, Fistu1a and Hernia SUCCESS
fully treated.
My charges are most reasonable,
,,amS. . no SunIay. IN TO 10
Night. Wed. and Sat. To S T.. VI.
Phone Randolph JS0S.
Office Lyric building.
Ninth and Iiroad Streets.
Suite :t0fS-:tOS.
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doria. Miss wcs killed died late last.
night. wakehcld's death is tho eighth
at Kelly Field since 1t was established
a year ago. -,
The Washington herald., 1918-01-15
MATRIMONIAL MARKET
NEWS OF THE DAY

The demand for fat ladies, young or
old, is still very light. The Willowy
girl. with the animated eye and
straight front aspect, is, however,
much inquired after.
The ceaseless stream Of Gibson and
Fisher Girl pictures. advertised by
every magazine cover, continues to
perpetuate this situation.
There is only one chance for the
fattish woman, and that is for her to
reduce. If she can quickly grow into
the likeness of the front cover fas-
cinator, without the hard labor of ex-
ercising, or the purgatory ofNiieting,
it seems she ought to try. This is
not mpossible-nay, ii is a fact.
demonstrated by thousands, Let her
take the elegant Marmola Prescription
Tablet after meals and at bed time.
1t will reduce her a pound a day.
This suggestion Is made in all se-
riousness. Why not reduce when II
entails no trouble, causes no wrinkles,
costs very little cash? One can start
today, take OF the fat (where most
OBJECTIONABLE from hips, abdomen,
chin, ETC.. and do 1t uniformly and
safely, too, for the tablet named, be-
ing made from the famous prescrip-
tion-h OF. Marmola, y OF. Fl. Ex.
Cascara Aromatic, AZ OF. Peppermint
Water-is, of course, noninjurious
Tender your druggist seventy-five
cents for a large case or write for
same to the Marmola Co., S64 Wood
ward Ave-, Detroit. Mich.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-15
G. v. U. ANNOUNCES
10 FACULTY CHANGES
Four Tender designations Twelve
Appointments Are Made.

Four designations from the faculty
of George Washington University and
twelve new appointments have been
announced by Prof. Richard Cobb, sec
retary of the institution.
The designations: James II. Col
lins, associate professor of physiol-
ogy and pharmacology; A. ]. Molzahn,
professor of histology; Einar W. Die
serud, assistant in the Law School
Library; and Hannah Louise Gard
ner student assistant in the Arts
and Sciences Department Library.
New appointments: Harry A. Bish-
op, NJ. D., inferno in the University
Hospital; William F. NJ Sewers, M
D., clinical associate in surgery; El-
lott Muse Campbell, instructor in
histology for dental students; John
Morriss Ladd. NJ. D., instructor in
histology in the Medical and Dental
Schools; Dorrell Chic Dickerson.3 as
sociate professor of pharmacology;
Charles W. Rich, D. D. s., demon
strator in the dental infirmary; Paul
S. Herring, D. D. s., demonstrator
In the dental infirmary: Robert C.
Mccullough, d. d. s., demonstrator
in the prosthetic laboratory; Emman-
uel Franklin, assistant in the law H.
brary; Harold F. Hanes. assistant in
the law library; Ruth Frances Allen.
student assistant in the Arts and
Sciences Department Library; and e.
q. Arzberger, A. NJ, instructor in
botany.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-15
wilson INDORSES
DAYLIGHT Saving
President Tells Senator Calder He
Approves Setting Back Clock.

President Wilson has approved of
the daylight-saving plan. and it Is
quite likely that Congress will au-
thorize turning back the clocks one
hour this summer.
Senator Calder. author of the day
light-saving bill. called at the White
House yesterday. During the visit he
was much gratified to learn that Mr..
Wilson indorsed his plan.
The Calder bill has already passed
the Senate, and is now upon the
House calendar. 1t contemplates put
ting back the hands of the clock at 6
a. m. on the last Sunday in April and
continuing timepieces on that basis
for six months.
Senator calder has calculated that
/ 10000 tons of coal per year would
be saved by the new hour schedule.
The bill will also aid business. for the
plan is the same as the French and
British and the Paris Bourse and
London Stock Exchange would work
in better conjunction with the New
York Stock Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-15
HOROSCOPE
Tuesday, January Is, 1918.

| Tuesday, January Is, 1918.
This should be a fortunate day,
for Jupiter is in a place of kindly
power and the Sun is in benefc as
pcct.
1t should be a favorable rule for
all sorts of commercial enterprises
and for speculation. But warning
is given that government securities
may be juggled with. for the stars
appear to indicate danger from in
ternal financial conditions not the
result of natural causes.
New cooperative plans for living
are foreshadowed and some one will
reap reward and fame through the
| introduction of reforms in domes-
tic economy.
The spread OF epidemics, so long
foretold, is indicated for the re-
naming months OF winter.
One of the religious sensations
of the time will be introduced from
England, it is predicted. and "a new
prophet with great power will
| teach"
Congress comes under rule
making for sensations which will
unity action. One of these will be
caused by an explosion. the seers
declare.
Woman suffrage continues under
sway that is beneficial and will
profit by exposures due to the re-
suits of radical measures.
Theaters have the forecast Of loss
of patronage. but plays worth
while will be written and produced
during the war.
On this date the outlook for peace
appears less promising than at any
time since we took part in the con-
| hiCt and the seers admonish caution
and care lest undue confidence bring
about disaster. -
There is a sign read as presaging
new value for time in that no
one will dare to waste it and q
campaign on this line will be car
ried on. 1T is predicted.
President Wilson and members OF
Congress are warned that the stars
seem to" indicate peril by night,
and. as Uranus is the planet most
sinister explosions are to be feared.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the forecast of a comparative
ly favorable year. They will have
fair success in business.
Children born on this day are
likely to have very eventful lives,
but they should have the power to
shape their careers successfully.
Copyright. 1871
The Washington herald., 1918-01-15
O11f&&&s1ta11s
I&dW4fe-
A WIFE,S FREEDOM.

her husband realize that she is not
only acquiescing to his every opinion,
but also in making him believe that
his opinion is hers-that she nor no
one else could think any differently
given the same circumstances, the
nearer she will approach the blessed
and rare state Of marital happiness.
The other night" continued Donna,
"a man that like very much and
who Is quite devoted to me said. If a
woman only knew 1t, she could make
any man in the world crazy about her
II she could only make him under
stand that to her he is a superman
to whop she always looks with awe
and admiration
Then he told me OF a specific case
Of woman who has kept a man her
devoted slave for ten years by just
these tactics. This woman he said,
is not particularly good looking, she
is in poor health most of the time
and she Is not particularly brilliant as
a talker. She is just clever enough
really to make that man think he is
great and grand, and SO she has held
him when he might have married a
tdozen other women more brilliant and
better looking than she.
why did she not marry the man
herself. Donna?' asked
Because She is tubercular and
thinks she ought not to marry"
After that, little book, Donna and !
talked long, long time, on all sorts
OF subjects. Settling the affairs OF
my sex and discussing the riddle OF
the universe seem to be the best
means of entertainment 1 can find
when l get with a good sensible
woman friend like Donna, whom 1
have not seen for some time 1t al
ways gives me much satisfaction to
have a long heart-to-heart talk with
Donna She lives life so thoroughly
apd has such wide experiences that
always feel that 1 can learn a lot
from her.
/ did not realize, little book, that 1
was so tired. Being tied to a sick
husband is a trial, though until now
1 did not really feel 1t.
(To Be Continued.)
The Washington herald., 1918-01-15
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