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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
CLOSER RELATION
IN PUBLIC scHQ
PATRONS, TEACHERS AND rSi
TO HAVE JOINT AssOCTAx1
WITH DIR. CHANDTiEI
PRESIDENT. A

At q meeting Of the exoC1
board of the Federation Of MOAN
Clubs on Tuesday it was dsteF1
to hold the first session OF tn -
posed John Marshall High
Patron Teacher-Pupils' AsnQSt
on Friday night at the John 1lax1
High school auditorium. tn
ject Of this organization Ii 10 inc
the spirit of cooperation bSe
tn school and the home. Dr.. @ssI
c. Chandler has consented to BE- ~ 1
dent of the association for tlye
suing year. The tentative plsno
vide that there shall be o I11e&
of the association on one Friday ~
in each month, a part Of the tins:
be given to business and con1fy
tive study of high school wOfh
the rest TO entertainment Provides
high school talent.
The matter Of the postponed ~
ground rally was referred to i a
mittee who will select the date
10 hoped that Rowland Hayna1s ~
account OF whose Illness the rally e.
postponed, will yet be able to paa1
pate in the program.
The meeting was held at the HI
OF Mrs. p. II. Fuller and theirs ~
a full attendance, every club but q
being represented. 1t was voted t|
the Richmond federation win r.
the State Federation OF WoMl1
Clubs.
Mrs. William GemmeIl pFoMG6
and Mrs. F. W. Boatwrisht was -
chairman Of the nominating coIl
tee. appointed Tuesday. FolIoWfu9
business session. delightful re1F0
ments were served by the hootG
Mrs. Fuller. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
con. HARVEY TO sPEAK
ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE

Colonel George Harvey win lecture
at the Jefferson Auditorium Wednes-
day night at o'clock under the au-
spices Of the Equal Suffrage Laagus
OF Virginia. Colonel Harvey il edi-
tor or the North American Review
and Harper's Weekly. and II widely
known throughout the country. Hs Il
an interesting speaker. and hts lee
lures are characterized by strength
and briiliAnce.
While IN Richmond Colonel Harvey
and the party Of friends with whom
he II travelling from Gavannah 70 New
York have bean oxtonded the priv1-
legoe OF the WeetmoFeland, Common
wealth and Country Clubs. and win Dc
shown other attentions. Including =
drive about the city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
SAYS He GAN PROVE
HIS INNOCENCE
Former President of Carnegie
Trust Co. Says Transactions
Were Legitimate
LOOKING FOR LEAK
IN INFORMATION
Grand Jury's Inquiry Broad
ening in Scope to Ascertain
Where Banks Got
Their Tips

NEW YORK, March 22.--That the
grand jury has voted number OF ad-
ditionai indictments agatnst local nm
ANGLERS In connection with the looting
Of the Carnegie Trust Company. but
that they are held up In the hope that
some OF those concerned will "squeai. !"
became known to-day.
District Attorney Whitman hopes
that at least two Of the men con-
cerned. one OF whom was net an ON
ciai Of the Carnegie, will give him
information which can be used in
prosecuting politicians and BANKERS
who are involved In the manipulation
OF the securities OF the Carnegie and
allied Institutions.
William J. Cummins. former head
of the Carnegie Trust Company, who
was indicted yesterday. insisted to-
day that he would prove his inno-
cence. Attorney Baldwin. on behalf
of Cummins, said he would try to Sc
cure an order for the inspection OF
the minutes of the grand jury when
the case comes up on March 81. He
insisted to-day that the Indictment OF
Cummins meant nothing because he
could prove that the transaction
complained OF was perfectly legiti-
mate"
The grand jury continued its 4nvesr
legations to-day. 1t 10 known that
they are trying to locate the leak
whereby the Carnegie Trust Company,
the Washington Savings Bank, the
Northern Bank, and presumably other
local financial institutions. were able
to know a week In advance just when
bank examiners were to call on them
BY this. means 1t was possible to
dress the Window 10 that the In
stitutions seemed perfectly solvent
although their assets were dangerous
ly impaired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
CAM0RR|sT TRIAL
PROVES TUMUl7U0Us

vITERBo, ITALY. March 2a.-,An-
other tumultucus scene took place 81
the murder trial OF the CamOrrtsts to-
day when the prosecution exhibited the
watch and ring OF the murdered Gem
marc Cuoccolc to the prisoners The
latter denied that the articles. which
were found In the possession Of 0ius-
eppe Salvi. one Of the priscnars belong
ed to Cuoccolo
Informer AbattAmaggio cried out
that he knew the articles were Cuoc-
coio's and was met with q torrent o.
curses from the steel cage containing
the prisoners.
Enrico Alfano. hsad OF the Camorra.
called upon his dead brother to Wit
ness that the police were trying to
murder him In their effort to force
confession from him sEalvt admitted
to-day that he was thief but insisted
that he was good thief" He de-
MED that no was : member Of the Ca
The wife Of MORO De Gsnnaro. the
youngest Of the prisoners. tainted At
to-day's session. which was adjourned
In confusion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
FUNERALS OF MIR. OMAN
AND MRS. SNEISON

The funeral of Mr. II. B. Oznan,
OF Chesterfield. took place Wednesday
afternoon and the services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. r. Haley. The
interment was in Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. Ozman was seventy-five years
old, widower and leaves a family.
The funeral Of Mira Emma ". Smell
son, widow OF J. c. Snelson, took
place at o'clock Wednesday after
noon from the residence of her broth
er-in-law. Andrew Krouse, II West
Marshall street. Mrs. Snelson was
seyenty-one years old. She formerly
lived in the Southside, where she sill
has many friends. who will regret to
learn OF her death. At the death OF
her husband several years ago she
moved from Washington ward to the
home OF her brother-in-law on Mar
shall street
Judge Wells left the city Tuesday
night to occupy Judge Chichester
seat In the Circuit Court OF STAFFORD
county. according to appointment by
Governor Mann. Judge Wells viii
sit In case which Judge Chichesfar
was retained in before his appoint
ment as judge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
WOMAN ELOPEs WITH
HUSBANDS BROTHER.
MRS. J. III. CRAwLEY DISAPPEARS
WITH EUGENE. LEAVING
NOTE FOR HUBBY.

With an agricultural school on
wheels at Chester, pretty young wor
man clipping with ner husbands
brother from Centralia and the great
Standard on Company before q
magistrate on the charge of peddiing
In Swansboro. Chesterfield county. Is
this week taking second place only
to the war troubles In Mexico.
Apparently the clipping OF a young
and pretty woman with her husbands
brother does not constitute any serious
offense in the eyes OF the police de-
partment. When asked IL any report
had been made of the disappearance
OF Mrs. j. H Crawley of Centralia,
with Eugene Crawley of the same
place. the chief of police replied that
no official report had been made Of the
case and he did not know that any
crime had been committed. In such
cases arrests can only be- made on
warrants.
1t Is known that an elderly woman
and q small sized man called at police
headquarters Tuesday and 1t Ii UNDER
stood had a conference with Detec-
tive Mcmahon on the subject. That
officer declined to discuss the mat
ter.
1t IL alleged that Mrs CrawIey left
her home at Centralia Monday with
her husbands younger brother, leav-
ing goodbye note to the deserted
husband. The Crawiey brothers are
painters and Eugene had been living
at his brothers home since the first
OF the year.
The eiopement was the occasion of
great deal OF surprise az every one
thought the Crawleys were living
happily together. They had been mar
ried only a few years.
Eugene Crawiey has figured In
police circles a number of times and
only last week was fined In the Oak
Grove court for disorderly conduct.
tencep
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
WARREN G. RICHARDS DELIGHTS
Y. N. G. A. HUNDRED CLuB,

The entertainment at the Y. NJ. c.
A. last night held under the auspices
Of the Hundred Club was q splendid
success. The club set for their month
iy supper and business meeting, and Mt
the close of this were entertained In
the auditorium by Warren G. Richards.
Of Boston The enthusiasm ana Ap-
pieuse with which he was received by
the members OF the Hundred Club and
the Association, left no doubt ~ to his
ability to entertain. AZ facial con-
tortionist. the Richmond Association
had never had superior to Mr.. Rich
arda The closing number. Tho Coun-
try Party at Scrabble Corners" COM
poaed Of impersonations and musical
sketches with his violin. was ono OF the
most unique performances ever given
at the Richmond Association A very
pleasant feature OF the entertainment
was the Informal singing. during inter-
misston. by the members. and the $50
ciAl song In the Assooia ton lobby ~
the close Of the entertainment, whom
Q big crowd Of fellows gathered around
tho plano and for more than half an
hour sang popular songs. II was .
meeting that the members Of the Hun
dred Club win not soon forget.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
RICHARD c. MAYO
Dies 1T old HOME
vIRGYNIAN, WHO OCCUPIED
PROMINENT POSITION IN
BALTIMORE, PASSES AWAY
IN wEsr2GoRELAND.

Especial to The Richmond virxinian.)
WARSAW, VA. March 23.-Rich-
ard G. Mayo. aged 30 years. . prom
inent attorney Of Baltimore. died q
his boyhood home, Auberne. West
morelan9 county. this morning 1t
S:16 O'Clock after An illness OF sew
erai month"; Mr.. Mayo was the son
OF the late Colonel r. H. Mayo at one
formerly Miss Ksilam. OF Northamp-
ton county. one sister. Mrs. Thomas
j. johnson, Of Baltimore. ana one
brother, Archer Mayo. an attorney
of New York city. survive him The
interrneft will take place tomorrow
1t Yscomico Protestant Episcopal
church cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
4 DEMONSTRATION
TO keep THE PEl

WASHINGTON, March sa.-A
tfal demonstration In tho intc9
peace comparable with tho ~
cruise Of tho bnt&lesalfp AecG ss5
This was the latest explsnatioH
the Mexican situation, made 81 n
administration to-day. The mOhdT
ton OF troops along the Mexicau
der, it was declared. was to -
preparedness on the part OF the U
ed States to cope with events Npn
IT was hoped would not tranapir4 r
the very reason that Uncle sam ri
ready for them. II
The world cruise OF the battlensil
feet was q notification to Japan r.
America had strength enough
maintain peace. The .manasiVG2I
along the Mexican Border are 8 r
lar notice to Mexico and all othef
terested nations.
The administration has noxoe
ured on any immediate exigen&
was said, save protection OF AmofI ~
property and lives. in case nn&oS
events in the revolution forced u
cisive step. President Taft haS ~
lied from the very start Of the
neuvers" that congressional aaM<
was necessary for invasion. Uu&S
did not need congressional aid III
troops in anticipation OF pei
emergencies. III
officials who viewed the I'm
phase OF the situation a. the H.
ing motive for the "maneuV41&aEss
day pointed out the fact that k1k16S
ministration's definition OF 9kx1
was parallel with their cOn&1
that 1t was notification to-
to keep away from Mexico. Wn&
Japan WAS q remote exigencyX
might have developed, it has n4Q
planned. II the United States ~
nored the increasing friendnAfi
threatened secret alliance b&<S
Japan and Mexico.
Insofar as the martial dam
ton on the border was deol0h6
warning both to Japan and
that their negotiations must Go
was claimed to-day that It hAd.
at least. accomplished ita purD =
prevented the development Of
uation which might have thr0Nz
United States into one Of fh1
international tangles In our
az well rs = long ana co'atly I'd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
APPOINTS NUCH0Ls
TO COUNTY BOARD

Announcement was made on We'd
nesday by Judge Scott, of the Circuit
Court of Henrtco county. OF the ap-
pointment OF Oscar N. Euckols as
member OF the board OF supervisors
from Tuckahoe District. to fill the va
canoy caused by the resignation OF
Walter e. Grant.
Mr.. Nuckols will assume new du-
ties at once. his predecessors resig-
nation having been effective on the
day of Its receipt. Mr.. Grant resign
ed because of iii health. which he
said prevented him from devoting
time to public duties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.
fe3tw QalH

Hicnmond. W, MArch u, 1911.
GUALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
TUESDAY. March -. 1911 for certain
granolithio curba and gutter. ana
granite cur0inq and granite spali
cutters ~ par list on flla IN the Of
noe Of the city Nngineer, where
cationa ear he had.
A certiAed check for $4,000 will
be required Of each htAder a. :
4 guaranty Of execution IT contract.
The COMMITTEES on STREETS roserves
the right 70 reject any ana al bids,
or to let the work as whole or IN
separate parts an It may Dean best.
CHAA u BOXING.
CITY Enginess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
news OF SOUTH RlCI|I
wssAa.sss. sss.s vss1e
>. ". cr.sss, - sssss& s54

Eagles viii meet to-nigha ~
In Fraternai Hall. ~ whfc&
well known member or the G
police force viii BE- initiated
A sock party win BE- 8tvon
home Of Miss Rosa WAitIsnl1 114
Thirteenth street, Friday nlx
the benefit Of Asbury No.
church. A musical progrn1n IN
rendered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
BY A, l. Adamson.
HAai ElfatA AucfionAAr

Real E9fAte Auctloneors
No. eli Hull street. Richmond. Va.
AUCTION SALE OF
house and lot, No. IS Walden avenue.
Washington Ward
BY virtue Of decd OF trust from
wm. 4 Ball Heskins. dated Novem-
Der 3lst, 1aos. and recorded in
Clerks once Of Hastings Cnurt part
II. City II Richmond Va, In D. b. No,
81. page No. $40. default having been
made In the payment 81 the note se-
sursA thereby. and being directed 90
to do ~ tho beneficiary. will sell al
public auction On the premises on
wednesday. Mareh Sind, 1911. a. 3
o'clock r. ~ the shove house and
lot. commencing 40e fest 8 inches
from Hull street and fronting On
Walden avenue - feet, more or less,
and running back hAtween naralfei
lines 100 fest inches to tho A. G. 1.
r. r.
TERMS-Cash.
a. n. PErrToREw.
TrflRfaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
PIGEON RANCH
AT BEAVER DAM

1t il said that seversi Richmond
err will establish pigeon ranch Mt
Beaver Dam In the near future and
that . large tract Of land has been
purchased with this Idea In view. IL
Il alleged that $500 acres OF land have
been purchased for ths purpose. but
1t Is not stated why 80 much land II
needed for I pigeonry. The company
backing the undertaking Is composed
Of James Harris, Joseph MAncinnie,
Thomas Smith and John Commandy.
In order to stock the ranch Mr.. Har-
ris viii make trip west to purchase
1909 squads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22

Thursday q I r. n. meeting for
divine h0aling Win 10 held ii the West
End Holiness Mission. and prayer wiz
be offered Tor the healing Of the aick.
Tonight ~ 1:4o o'clock the special
revival services which have been 20
Ing on IN the Midnight Jesus Mission,
144T East Frnnklint street. win %
eontiuusd. prtnking men welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22
KNOCKS LADY DOWN
STEALS HER PURSE
NEGRO CHARGED WITH GRAVE
oFTENsE IN BLUEFTEI4D is
HURRIED TO TAzEwEn.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
TAzEWELL, VA, March 22.-John
Gray. supposed to be the negro who
attacked Miss Roxie Bruce. in Blue
field yesterday. was brought to Taxe-
well this morning about 10 o'clock
and locked In Jail for safekeeping.
The negro entered the ONCE OF Lacy
Brothers, brokers. where Miss Bruce
10 employed ~ stenographer and upon
finding her alone demanded money
and seising the young lady's pure
chokod and knocked her down and
kicked her. Taking what money she
had In her purse and her ring he
fled. The alarm was given and Gray
was arrested late last night and hur-
rted 70 TaSeweil, to prevent lynch
ing.
There seems to be some doubt a.
to the identity Of Gray.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-22

Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in charged at the counter.
Contract much less. Phon Madison i75S. and
Manager Of Classified Department will call.