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FOUR IDE EVACUATION ORDER STIRS ERR iU. 23RG U. S. Troops to Embark Prom Vera Oruz For Galveston on That Date. Secretary Bryan Declines to Talk. Washington.—While nwa.ltlng offl dal confirmation of n report from Mexico that a truce had been arranged by leaders of the Carranza and AkumH Callenta* claimant a to control of the government, the Washington govern m«nt allowed its orders to General Funston to stand laat night and Vera Cruz will ho returned to Mexican con trol November 23rd. The American expeditionary force at Vera Cruz will embark on that dale for Galveston and the Mexican factions he left to work out their own destiny, the policy of watchful waiting bavin* been altered In no respect. As Hopeful Sign. State department officials looked upon the reported truce as a hopeful •Ism. Secretary Bryan declined to say Sat urday to whom General Funston would Surrender custody of Vera Cruz, but It Is believed he will turn the city over to whatever defacto authorities appear to recHev It. General Gandldo Aguilar, e Carranza supporter, has been en camped Just outside the city for many weeks. Unless he Is withdrawn It Is believed General Funston will leave the city In his possession. Priests and Nuns. Allhnusth orders had been sent to General Funston to allow Mexican priests and nuns to sail on the trans port Kan Marcos, It was not known definitely Saturday whether they had actually left or not. Rafael Zubsran, Washington repre sentative of General Carranza, iasued • statement Saturday night comment- In* upon the evacuation of Vera Crus, which said that President Wllaon'a set In wlthdrawln* the American troops from Vera Cruz would have the ef fect of Jolnln* Mexico anil the United States In the closest bonds of friend ship. RE-OPEN STOCK TAROS, MIDMCHT 4 Chicago, Ilia.— plalnfaoflon of th« Chi* Cairo atock yardn from foot an<l mouth duttnM' \v«h flnlahod today ami tha yards arlll r®-op*n nt midnight tomorrow nr. W. N. Neill, chief of the federal government's bureau of meat inepoc tlon, today daclared the public need feel no Apprehension of the meat sent out from the atock yards There will be no tfana-ahlpinent of rattle and no stock from infected districts will be received. $377,912,190 ISSUED. Washington, D. C fomptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams an nounce! toniffht that the total amount of additional currency actually Issued un der the Aldrich-Vreelsnd act at tho close of business todnv was $377,912,190. Of thla amount $*8,228,540 has been re tired. leaving the remaining $319.681,- 660 outstanding. HOW I CURED MY CATARRH TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAY Without Apparatus. Inhalars, Salvos. Lotion., Harmful Drugs, Smoke or Electricity. HEALS DAY AND NIGHT It Is a n#w war. 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Suit* A-1217, 1129 Michigan Ave., Chlca o. 111. OR TO PASS THROUGH AIR SPACE ABOVE’ President Wilson Issues Pro clamation Supplementing Ex isting Neutrality Regulations in Panama Canal Zone Washington, D. C.—A proclamation, mu #*xlßtJn«: neutrality retpi- Mtlonn fdr tlio I'jimirna Uinal Zone wa§ ‘nulled t'-dfly at the direction of Presi dent WjJaori. I y Its terms provlomtly announced prohibitions are extended to aircraft, public m private, or bell life rent powers, which are forbidden to ri*e from ifr de wend upon Canal Zone territory or “to pax* through ‘he air space above." It • deo fort.lds use of wireless by bellig erent vessels within zone Jurisdiction, except on business concerning the canal. Belligerent Vessels. Tty* agreement with the Panama repub lic, hosplfalftiv extended In the watern of the latter to belligerent vessels shall dor rive such vessels of like hospitality In the Canal Zone within three months and vice versa. Kxrept by special arrangements there shall not be any one time more than three war vessels of any one nation In cluding those of Allies, In either termi nal port or Its adjacent territorial wa ters. or more than three such vessels In transit through the canal, or more than six at one time In all the territorial waters of the zone. PassMgo through the canal is to h# accorded only upon written assurance by commander* of observance of regula tions. U.D.C. MEETS IN 'FRISCO 111 1910 Twenty First Annual Conven tion of Daughters of Con federacy Came to Close in Savannah Last Saturday. Savannah, Ga. The twenty-first an nual convention of the United Daugh ters of the Confederacy came to a close h'te th|« afternoon. The 1916 conven tion will be held In Han TYanelsco. The California city received 1,214 votes; Nashville, Tenn., 687 and Txmls vllle, Ky„ HIS. After Nashville and Ixoulsvllle withdrew from the contest the vote for H«n Francisco was made unan imous The dates for next year’s con vention have not been set but it Is probable the convention will meet earlier than It did this year. Silver Loving Cup. Mrs Daisy Mcuaurln Stevens, presi dent general. was presented with a ml - '-•i foving 'Up by Mrs. Virginia Saund ers SrulcH, of MlhHisisslppl, on behalf of the rages of the convention. The report of the committee on a home for needy Confederate women was read by Miss Mildred L. Rutherford, of Athens. Ga., In the absence of the chairman. Mrs 1. (J. Henderson. The report was adopted without the recom mendations, the chief of which was that a committee be formed to carry on work tt’ong the lines of the Confederate Me morial Association towards the endow ment of a home for needy Bout hern women, preferably to be located at Montgomery, Ala. Relief Work. Following tin* rejection of this recom mendation th< president-general left the chair and made a plea for relief work, urging upon, the daughters the import ance of relief work f«a* the living. Fol lowing Mrs Stevens’ plea and through the effects of Mrs A. J. Montague, of Richmond and of Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the secretary of the navy, the convention endorse*! the work being done by the Home for Confederate wom en at Richmond and the Southern Relief Association in Washington. Mrs. Mon tague’s eloquent account of the condi tions under which some of the wav-time women of the ttouth are living brought tears to th<* eyfs of many delegates Mrs. Frank Anthony Walke of Norfolk urged the daughters to use their influ ence with their representatives In con gress to ha\e erected « monument to Mathew Fontaine Maury, “the pathfind er of the sea.’’ The government has purchased a site for this purpose at Tape Henry. Va. Morning Session. The greater pnrt of the morning ses sion was consumed In listening to the annua] reports of each Mate division. Mr*. Waites* D I.a mar. of Macon, was applauded as she concluded the report of the Georgia division with the words. “The Georgia division is a large and happy family. Political activities for personal aggrandisement do not enter In among the Georgia daughters.'' FILE TWO LIBELS FOR $232,000 EACH Boston.—Two lihels involving 1132.- 000 were filed In the federal court Sat urday ago list the North German Lloyd l iner Kronprlntesain CecUle, Interned hero. Maurice llnnnteens of Rrussela, a passenger when the steamer Hinted hack to America after being nearly to Europe, aaka 8200.000 damages, al leging that because, he did not reach Brussels before the German occupa tion he lost all his property. National Ctt\ Bank of Ncwr Vnrk seek* 132.007 damages because the at earner failed to deliver In England gold ‘bullion shipped aboard her. 4 MEN IN NARROWEST OF ESCAPES FROM DEATH Charlatton, S C. Charles Yeager, foreman, and thtee of hla men working on ships in dry dock here are suffering from Injuries and shock, nfter one of the narrowest escapee from death on record at the local navy yard, when. In a derrick bucket loaded with scrap Iron which the' had mounted to avoid the labor of climbing the dock steps, they were thrown to the brink of the 'll toot basin, the bucket chain snap ping twenty-five feet overhead Just as they were swung from over the dry dock toward terra firms. They for tunately were thrown to the edge of the basin PEACE WITH UNITED STATES. PetroQrad, tvla London, 5 10 p. m.)— A message from Stockholm says th* Swedish foreign office h«s notified th« American minister of Sweden lr* Nelson Morris, that King Uustgve ha* ratified th* peace treaty with th* United State*. 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No matter how great the excess of food taken Into the stomach, one or two of these tablets will digest every particle of It. A package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets should always be In the house. Many a person has saved himself from a serious attack of acute Indigestion by using them af ter heavy meals, such as are eaten Christmas, New Year's, Thanksgiving and other holidays and festal seasons. After attending banquets, late sup pers, heavy fancy dinners, after theatre parties, eto„ where one has dined sumptuously and luxuriantly. Btimrt’s Dyspepsia Tablets should In variably he used, as they digest the food perfectly nnd completely, and prevent all possibility of dyspepsia, which, without their use, Is more than likely to ensue Go to your druggist today and buy a box A small sample package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will be mailed free to any one who will ad dress F. A. Stuart Co., 160 Stuart Bldg., Marshall, Mich. UNDER ARREST AS GERMAN SOY Horst, von der Goltz, Bridge - man Taylor Remanded in Lon don Police Court. Had Ameri can Passport. London (2:40 p. m.'—A man known under the name of Horst, von der Gotta and Brldgeman Taylor was re manded In a police court Saturday on a charge of falling to register a a an alien enemy. The proaeeutlon said he also waa under the very grave sus picion and might liave to answer charges of being a German spy. He had a passport issued In Washington hearing the name of Rrldgeman Tay lor and describing him as a major in the. Mexican army. An Indorsement on the passport showed the hearer had been in Berlin October 29th. He ar rived In London November 4th. Fraud Possible. Washington.—State department rec ords show a passport was Issued Au gust 31st to Brldgeman W. Taylor, born in San Francisco, July 19, 1887. He was represented as an export broker of New York. Application for the passport came through Fred F. Schneider. Baltimore, and the name of t'harles J. Tucker, 82 Wall Street, New York, was attached as identifying wit ness. There was no statement In the pass, port as it left here Indicating that Tay lor waa a Mexican officer. Because fraud was possible under the old pass port system the president issued new regulations Friday to secure perfect identification. STATE DEP T.’ INQUIRING S. AMERICAN NEUTRALITY Action Taken With Respect to use of Wireless Telegraphy in Certain Countries. Washington.—ln an effort (fi deter mine the extent to which neutrality laws, particularly with respect to the use of wireless telegraphy, have been observed by South American countries, the state department. It was announced Saturday, has directed diplomatic and consular officials in those countries to Institute Inquiries. Their reports are expected to disclose the foundation on which rest charges by British and French authorities that German ships have received supplies and Information from shore The Inquiry has been ordered, it Is understood, as a preliminary to what ever representations this country may decide to make to Latin - American rc publlcs on the whole bread subject of neutrality. CARRANZA BUYS AIRPLANE Douglas, Aria.—Currant* officials at Agua I'rlata purehaaed an aeroplane tn d»> to he used against the Mavtorena- Vllla faction In Sonora. Aerlat bombs also were purchased. ORDERED BY A BRIDE. Ma'm. *iere‘s a man at the door with a parcel for you." "What is it, Bridget?" ' It's a fish, ma'am, and It's marked r. o. iv "Then make the man take it straight hack to the dealer. I ordered trout.’ THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. CELEBRATE TOE PROHIBITION VICTORIES National Convention of W. 0. T. U. Glad of Prohibition and Woman Suffrage Victories. Atlanta, Ga. —. Celebration of prohi bition and 'suffrage victories In the various states marked the national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union here today. Dele gates from the commonwealths in which success was gained addressed the session. The claim that Intoxicants were a contributing cause to the coal strike war In Colorado and that the strike was responsible for the prohibition victory In the recent election there was made today by Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford, state president of the temperance union In Colorado. "Kvery county concerned In the strike went dry by an overyhelming majority," added Mrs. Hungerford. A petition In favor of national pro hibition, said to bear the signatures of 6,000,000 persons, was displayed In the convention chamber today. The paper on which the names were writ ten weighed more than thirty-five pounds. It Is planned to present the petition to tho next session of con gress. Speaking ... THE... Public Mind “PANTHEON VIEW” OR "PANTHER VIEW?” Augusta Herald: As an Imaginary explanation of why the "Pantheon View" for the new cemetery, let me suggest that possibly the swamp of the Murry Hill Creek, which is Just north of this cem etery, is inhabited by a goodly num ber of “gone astray” Tom Cats who have been feding upon rabbits, squir rels, etc., to such an extent that they have grown to be so very large that they might, by the unsophisticated, be mistaken for Panthers and the persons who selected the name having seen some of these Tom Cats, mistook them for Panthers and thinking the word "Panther” a derivation of "Pantheon,” thought to name the new cemetery “Pantheon View,” meaning that from It one could, If they wished see or view the Panthers roaming In and about the swamps. I think the proper persons should plead their Ignorance and change the name of the cemetery. J. S. W. WON SENATORSHIP BY THIRTY EIGHT VOTES Newlands, Democrat, Re-elect ed in Nevada Over Platt, Re pnblican---Votes were: 8,075 Against 8,037. Carson City, Nev.—Francis G. New lands. Democrat, was re-elected United States senator on November 3rd over Samuel Platt, Republican, by a puTal lty of S 3 votes. The result was in doubt until the official canvass was completed today. The complete vote for senator was: Newlands (Democrat) 8,076: Platt (Re publican) 8,037; Miller (Socialist) 5.- 436. Rheumatism Remarkable Home Cure Given by One Who Had It—He Wants Every Sufferer to Benefit. Send No Money—Just Your Address. Years of awful suffering and misery have taught tills man, Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse. New York, how terrible an enemy to human happiness rheumatism Is. and have given him sympathy with all unfortunates who are within its grasp. He wants every rheumatic vic tim to know how he was cured. Read what he says: J \ \\\ wKhEk TT' gV fa* i 7 "I Mad Sharp Pains Like Lightning Flashes Shooting Through My Joints.” "In the spring of 1593 1 was attacked by Muscular and Inflammatory Rheuma tism. 1 suffered sa only those who have It know, for over three years. 1 trle l remedy after remedy, and doctor after doctor, but such relief ss I received was only temporary. Finally, 1 found a rem edy that cured me completely, and It has never returned I have given It to a number who were terribly afflicted and even bedridden with Rheumatism, ana It effected a cure In every case. I want very sufferer from any form of rheumatic trouble to try this marvel ous healing power. Don't send a cent; simply mall your name and address and I will send It free to try. After -ou have used It end It hat proven Itself to be that long- o< ked-for means of curing your Rheumatism, you may send the price of It. one dollar, but. understand, I do not want your money unless voti are perfectly satisfied to tend It. Isn t that fair? Why euffer anv longer when positive relief Is thus offered you free’ Don't delay. Write today MARK It. JACKSON. No. 941-A Ournev Bldg., Syracuse N Y ' Mr Jackson la reeponsibi*. Above statement true.—Pub. Free T reatment for Piles flample treatment of Pyramid Pile Remedy mailed free for trial gives Quirk relief, stops Itching, bleeding or protruding piles, hemorrhoids and all rectal troubles, in the privacy of your own home. Pyramid Pile Remedy is for sale at all druggists, 60c a box. Mail this Coupon to the PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 616 Pyramid Bid*., Marshall, Mich., with your full name and address on a slip of paper, and sample treat ment of the great Pyramid Pile Remedy, will then be sent you at once by mall, FREE, In plain wrapper. FRENCH PRISONERS AT ZOSSEN PUBLISH WEEKLY Amsterdam,—The French prisoners in the concentration camp at Zossen, near Berlin, ere publishing a weekly | paper in the French language, which they call “Le Heraut” (The Herald). "Be Heraut" boasts of being the only paper which is in connection with tho whole world—by telegraphy. The aim of the paper is ‘‘to overcome the ar dent longing for their country by the reaction of a sound, amiable, Inoffen sive and salutary humor.” The last page Is reserved for ad vertisements. Here the chief editor, the proprietor of a once flourishing fur business, recommends to all his comrades his large stock of furs and promises them his most careful at tention. The "market report," for example, contains a pious lament that In the country of Gambrinus there is not a drop of lager beer for the war prisoners. I Laying or Loafing^! gas Hake your ‘ lets lay now and keep Cf /f fra* them laying allwinter mil by giving them *Hb&. 8 Pratts. Poultry Regulatori Makes the loafers lay and gives n you lots of eggs now. All your H birds keep healthy and require B less feed. It actually saves its cost, ft; Guard against Roup by using Pratts H Roup Remedy—Tablets or I‘owder. Ciuar- H Braced to prevent as well aa to cure. fH ■ N. L. WILLET SEED CO 6131. A residence without electric service is soarcsly more mod ern today than a residenc* without water service. ROOFING We are still doing the Roofing and Sheet Metal Business. Tt is not necessary to come to us with your Roof troubles; just call us over the phone. We will take the load and the worry off you, and the cost will be satisfac tory, and the work guar anteed. There will be no come-back to any of our work at your ex pense. McCARREL SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 1626. 643 Broad Street. Remington No. 10 This la the Typewriter w hich you find In the schools. tHe railroads, the newspapers and all the big business of fices in Augusta. It is our "Correspondene* Model" and has all the latest and most desirable features — visible writing, back spaces, two color ribbon, column se lector. etc. The Remington has always been regarded as the depend able machine, and It is the typewriter for you to buy. L J. HENRY "THE TYPEWRITER MAN." ✓ Our Silverware Will Offer Dozens of Gift Suggestions You are cordially Invited to visit our store and inspect the many beau tiful articles in solid silver. Any one of them will make a distinctive gift that will be a lifetime reminder of the giver. Here are a few of the beautiful pieces you will see: Cake Baskets Vases Candlesticks Bonbon Dishes Tea Sets Sugar and Cream Sets Chocolate Pots —all of exquisite design and superior quality. Don't fail to see this collection of silverware before you purchase. L. J. Schaul & Co. 840 Brogd Street. Bring Your Repairs to Us. We Give and Redeem Purple Trading Stamps. Before Shopping Read Herald Ads The Building World Is Making Ready for Greater Activity Immediately a rift comes in the war cloud and humanity turns its energies to building up the tom-down properties oi the world there will be an increase in the prices of all building materials* , Railroads, our largest users of build ing materials, will be breaking all former records in building and extending activi ty. Foreign countries will be calling for and paying fjr our building materials just as they are calling for and paying for our horses and mules and food stuffs now. The inevitable result will be a steady and decided permanent increase in the prices of all the different materials that go into the construction of factories and stores. This in turn will mean that whoever expects to build will have to pay a much higher pricce for the erection of the same class of building a few months hence than they would have to pay now. To build now is to take advantage of a SYTREI saving. It is to get better work manship piompter service better grades of material. It is taking advantage of a rising market. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15.