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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-21
To Stop Negro Entry Into Canada.

BY Associated Press.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Mar. 21.-Ofi.
GERS of the immigration department
left today for Emerson, on the border,
to stop the entry into Canada of 165
negroes from Oklahoma, who intended
to settle in Canada The Canadian
Northwest Railway company appealed
to Washington and Consul General
Jones has been instructed to go down
and see that they go through.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-21

J. A. Harrell and l.. Braggs of Cen
tralia, were in the city this morning.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-21
GRADUATION

Some relative or near friend will soon
enter on upon a new era, turning point OH
Life's Highway has been reached. School
days will soon be passed and the graduate
should not only be entitled to your congrat-
ulations but a suitable token of esteem
which may be cherished through the future
years of struggle.
We have many desirable gifts any of
which would be very appropriate for the
YOUNG LADY, including Cut Glass, Mesh
Hand Bags, Sterling Purses, Silver, Many
New Creations in Jewelry.
For the YOUNG MAN nothing could be
more appropriate than dependable. time
piece and no watch is more dependable than
HOWARD, the recognized standard of
of the world Make your selections now,
we will hold them for you until wanted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
NOTED SPEAKERS
At CONFERENCE
MOST EMINENT AUTHORITIES or
COUNTRY TO DISCUSS CHILD
WELFARE PROBLEMS.

The second edition. Of the programme
Of the Child Welfare Conference.
which is now being sent out, shows a
notable list OF speakers who will dis
cuss many phases Of child life before
the great gathering to meet IN Rich
mond, May 1926.
The Russell Sage Foundation has de-
signated its foremost authorities on
children to attend the Conference, and
among Its representatives who will ad s.
dress the meetings are Or r. r. Hart
and Miss Florence baltimore. DIR. II.
II. Goddard, n famous authority on the
Predetermined, DIR r. r. Reeder, super
intendent Of the New York Orphan
Asylum and Judge Julian Mack OF
Washington. eminent as an advocate
OF Juvenile Courts and others. to-
gether with leaders In children work in
the state. viii ba in attendance
The success of the Conference is as
sured, announced DIR. J. r. Mastin,
secretary of the Board of Charities
and Correction. today. our only pro-
blcm row Is 10 convince the people OF
the State that they have the greatest
opportunity in the history OF the State
to get the latest thought on many vital
problems.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10

not believe il is necessary for me to
add that Captain curtis did not en-
ploy the word liar" in connection
with Messrs. Wexford and Jet in my
presence. Indeed. may say that his
demeanor WAS anything but bellicose.
AS soon as Mr. wexford can he reach
ed he Will. ! venture to assert, affirm
the truthfuiness of every word at
tered by me. and he viii. ! doubt not,
be fully corroborated bN Mir. Jet.
In the meantime ii may be stated
that there were gentlemen in my au-
dience. as | afterwards learned. TO
whom Mr. Wexford had made pre-
oisely the statement which he made
to me.
There never lived two more up
right. honorable and truthful gentle
men than r. Carter Wexford and r,
A. Jett and ! repeat here, what ! said
to Captain Curtis. that ! accepted ms
true their statements as'to what took
place between them aud him.
No Charge Against Cardweli.
81 shall not at this time take any
further notice OF Mr.. Caldwell's state
ment than To say that so far ] have
made no charges against him. lie
doth protest too much. methinks."
| have never charged him or any
other lobbyist with approaching Cap
tain Curtis and asking him to intro
duce this or any other bill. What
did charge was that Captain Curtis
made that statement, and | shall have
no difficulty in proving that he did
l have every reason for believing that
nothing was paid Mr. Cardwell to de-
feat this bin. A political and per-
sonal friend or his did urge upon
members OF the Virginia Fishermen 9
Assoc iation that he be employed TO
defeat this proposed legislation II
vas stated that because of the rela
tons which he sustained to the domi-
mating clement IN the legisla ture he,
and he alone, could accomplish It's de-
feat. ! advised that not dollar
should be paid tn any lobbyist. and
my advice vas followed
" ours truly.
wv. A. JONES"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
HIGH SCHOOL

The principal OF John Marshall
High School. Mr.. James c. HARDWOOD.
has reported to DIR. J. A. c. Chandler,
superintendent, the following list OF
pupils on the roll of honor for the
month ending April 30:
Honor pupils in the High School are
those who have obtained 80 per cent.
on each study. who are perfect in de
pertinent and have no unexcused cases
OF absence or hardness against them
r. T. C.--AiIsne Irvine, Laura Gath
right Elma Meredith, Ruth Bradley,
Anne Graham.
Alb Louise Baldwin, Margaret
Clendon, Elizabeth Gray. Gladys
Johnson, Alice spiers, Mary Williams,
Louise Weisiger.
4-B 2-Maurice Huuler, Hobart
Smith.
A Henry Garrett, Helen Mon
sell. Constance Gay
"A Ethel l.. Smither, Malcolm
l.. straus, Russell II. Kuhn.
5-B Louise Gepfarth, Holt
Voolfolk. Sophie Meyer.
"a MARY l.. Humphreys.
"a S--Leroy lIutzler.
2-B Adrian Bendheim. Lewis
Straus. Thelma Fortney. Alma Moore.
Margarita Powers, Dorothy Smith.
2-B GLADYS Burnett, Harry San
ders.
2-B Sra Wade. Philip Meyer,
Susie Allen. Gladys Hewitt.
"a l-~Lewie Hoover, Sam Bins
wanger
"A Clara Lumpkin.
"A 3-Wirt Waller, Vivian Doug
lass Russell Bowles, A. l.. Stratford.
IA Irving White.
1-B Alice A. Hoge.
1-B 3--Grace Rollins, Taylor Cole
man.
1-B esther Hedgebeth, Virginia
Watkins.
ID 6-Cornelja Leidy.
ID Ruth Meuschke
Ia Waiter Il. Leonard Reita
Bear. Virginia Gay.
IA 3--Laura Anderson. Essie Cox,
Virginia Morton, Elizabeth Webb,
Louise Williams.
IA Curtis Ashton, John Cox,
| Evelyn Bracket, Gertrude Hatcher,
Florence Neisler, Henrietta Rhodes.
Grace Saville. Gladys Thaw.
IA Edward Chester.
IA Elise Gepfarth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
STONEWALL JACKSON

"FAoe--Reoecca Goldman
Louise Jordan.
A Grade--Hau M..o n.,,-
piercs Norr,. D,a.n r,,,. is
rleston 1nay H. @soe'n Eg-
ionee Aoeie MAI
g. n eradsc.v r
Fitzwi,.on Iarr,as 1Iaisn.as Anse
Marks ra+hrtna M;n sii1l.In' autn
Louise Sale Io,,i.a s,ana saSei rras,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
RANDOLPH

I B--Erma Bigble. May Bray, Dora
Bryant dice Clayton. Kate Gillian,
Ada Nash, Bessie Stth. Zerline Stock
mar.
7 A--George Carter. Miriam Good
win. Aline Gulley Hazel jackson,
Hazel Leber, Inez Williams.
B-Lucian Thomas. Claiming
Walden, Elizabeth Cole. Evelyn Har-
rison. Freeda Hoffman. Edith Houch-
ems, Blanche King, Nirgie Pratt, Bes-
sic Riddell, Eva Minson.
A---Cecii Bailey, John Burruss,
Philip Snider. josephine King, Mary
Palmer.
B-Edward Davis. Esther Evans.
Lavader Morgan. William Powell. Ma
mic Sack, Westhrook Smith, Verde
Southali. Eugene Steere.
A-Charles Mertz. Russell Nc
Mullin. Alfred Nolan, Cary Skinner,
Oswald Zaeharias, Florence Arm
brecht, Clara Carter, Helen Childress.
Gladys Davis. Alma T'remer, Louise
Williams.
Emma Hoffman, Harry Arm
brecht, Lottie West.
Adherence Anderson, Elixabeth
Grafton. Barbara wittel. Earl Bailey.
Harry Martin. Eddie Pace.
B-Garnett Armbrecht. Florence
ofAthpuTHt LUCY 1farK, Minnie David =
son. John Keller. Virginia Lawrence.
Ruth Mallory. Kate Stowe. Elsie
Thorpe.
A--Lewis Gordon, Leslie Merk,e,
Willie Clarke. Doris Jackson. Elsie
Nolan. Fugenia Thorpe. Ruby willis.
B~~Florence Spence. Kathryn Kel-
lam, Annie Carter. Willie Sutton, Rob.
ert Schneider. William Easley Pearl
Bracket, Matte Bracket. George
Hopkins.
A-Fmily Bradshaw. Joseph Graf
ton, Emily Mccarthy. Roy Grubbs,
Charles Hall. Elise Purdie. Charlie.
Mcmillan. Thelma Thorpe, Helen
butier. George Talley. Kate Stone.
George Weirner. Hazel Perkins.
l B-James CIary, Herbert Firth.
Edward kritzer, Stuart Poore, Fran.
ces Baldacci. Annie Bixby. Mary
French. Helen Hume, IAnnie whita-
ksT.' iHir~ard CTrubbs -
| ALFRED Heslip. Grantley Nc
Cartney, Mary Hume, Pearl Splitter.
Mildred Thorpe. Marsie Whitaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
CAMBRIDGE

B--Grey Jewett, Walter Randlett,
Helen Hague, Helen Hooper, Annie
johnson, Essie Levy. Theima Nun
nally, Eloise Pinchback, Grace Rand
lett, Margaret Young, Violet Rowlett.
A-1--Richard Bowen, Willis Cla-
~. Mitchell Meyerd. Leonard Samp-
son, Lily Ashbrook. Nellie Curly, Luz
cile Holt. Mary Huband. Grace Mer-
rift, Emily Noble. Eliza Fitzgerald.
Mildred Puliiam, Catherine Sampson,
Annie Walters.
A-2-Thelma Vaughan. Austin
Smith.
B-1-Maggie Garnett, Rosebud
Finn. Louise Ferris, Kathleen Prem
uss. Julia Rodgers. Louise Dowdy.
Louise ellis. Elizabeth Bondurant,
landas Hughes Eugene Mccarthy.
A-1-Ellen Foster. yernell Hague.
Rosa Mallory Lura Pinchbeck, Julia
Lumpkin, Agnes Jones.
BIZ B-2-William Gibbs, Geo.
Hoover, Annie Rowland. Hettie Nance.
Corria WARMER, Edith F1ippen, Susie
Crooks. Isabelle Wisman, Thelma
Lowry, Nellie Wilkinson, Martin Will
lams' Herbert Bailey. Julia Priddy,
Edna Bough, Lucille Reynolds.
Alchemy Huband Roland Nc
Mister. James Rudd, Edith Baber.
Cecil Davis. Lena Harmon. Marion
shifiett. Thelma Powell, Mary Wilkin-
son Anne Dunford. Hazel Long. Pearl
Minson. Mary Walters. Ernestine Ba-
Der. Margaret Nunnally, Lillian Ma
thews, Estelle Reynolds. Ethel Wi.
hams Jinnevia Duffer, Althea Coon
er.
= A-1-Helen Hoover. Aurelia Nc
nue. helen Nunnally, Edna Starke
Thelma selph. verna Wright.
B-1-Ralph Baber, Julian Eros
nc, clyde Martin. Howard Woodson
Nellie Marshall, Hazel Sutton. MARY
B-2--F.oland Adams. Writ Bar
ser' Doris Huss. Peter jackson, Al
aington Maurice, Roland sherrod Dir
sutton, Clyde Tatum, Louise Amer
son, Helen Bartlett, Bessie Bolton
s s.,an Fisher, Dorothy Gilman. Lucy
Md. Ruby Marshall, Marie Moore
Louise Wilkinson, May woodall'
A-Willie Cottren. Earl Curt,.
george Decline. Clinton Griffin. Gar
ana ana Kelley. Laurence Kirby, Ernes,
m NAY, 1oldie Bovee. Elsie Moselev
EFelyn Phillips Clara wilkinson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10

Margaret Valentine ts), Marion
Wharton (3). Catharine Hnl az,
Margaret Barbee
A Grade--William Smith f3),
Eloise Richardson (3}. Joseph Crigh-
ton ca, August Dietx t39, Joseph
White (s>. Lonnelle S;ith tel. Claude
Vaughan, Walter Gambler. Mary
Yeats ca.
2 B Grade-Edward Calisch. Cary
Ellis Stern, Theodore Roth@hild.
Tavenor MacGregor, Samuel Mckee,
Linwood Matthews, Morris Goldstein.
Mary James Louise Johnson, Louise
Scott, Alice Sinton, Eliza beth Ches-
terman, HARRIET Vaughan, Virginia
Spicer.
A Grade-Bessie Anderson, Ger
trude Ebel. Alice Schoheid, Mabel
Valentine. William Cottrell. Joe Egg
gleston, Howard Llesfeld, Robert
Powell, Edwin Saunders, Harry
schwarzschild. Edward Woodhn, Ell
sic Baughan, Lydia Sarvay. Christina
Straiimans Bessie Winston, Harold
Dudley. Ludwell Johnson. william
Iasneas Mcdowell harrison ssuoker,
Howard Yeats.
Grade--Maxine Bendhelm.
Gladys Claypool, Virginia Elam. Lois
Gill, Dorothy Hunter. Moscow Hunt
ley. Richard Jones. Gertrude Judah.
Adele Levitt, Frances Miller, Miriam
Norment, Dorothy Nunnamaker. Cora
Page. George Priddy. Charles Ready.
Margaret Saunders Mary Bowe Sims,
| Ruth Thompson. Tyler Waggaman,
John Williams Marion Wood.
A Grade--Katherine Deiarue.
Charles Ferguson, John Hanna, Mar
tina Harrison, Teddy Keek. Marietta
Mauek. Gordon Mitchell. Hazel Netde-
meyer, Edward Newell, Dorothea Raj
ston, Franklin SheppersoD Marie
| Taylor, Edith Wright.
Il Grade-Stnart Ancarrow, John
Bland. Henry Eubank, Fred kellam.
Oswald knight, Billy Mallory. Carey
Mountcastle. Walker Womack, VIII
liam Woody. Cathleene Carter. Doris
Cogle. Virginia Grubbs, Margaret
Haase. Catherine Lynch. Ruth Vie
reckt.
d Grade--Claude Andrews, Gin
ton Bandy. Stuart Craigie. William
Jordan, Russell Lacy. Robert Muir
ply, Edward seaton. Estelle Hazel
grove.
p Grade--Virginsa Long. Willie
, nina Zacharias, Virginia Lawrence.
Carey Crenshaw, Irving Gooch.
p Grade--Carolyn Mckee, Mar
garet Carter, Lucille Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
WILL DISCUSS NEW
PEACE PACT FRIDAY
FINAL DRAFT OF GENERAL
TREATY OF ARBITRATION
READY TO GO TO THE
CABINET.

WASHINGTON. May 10.--The final
draft OF the arbitration treaty to ID
Submitted TO Great Britain. VAN be
laid before the cabinet Friday. ac-
cording OF the expectation OF ..Prasi-
dent Tart. Is was learned to-day.
Though Ambassador Bryce. of Eng.
land. IN absent from Washington
Secretary Knox has had frequent con-
versations with him and has learned
the IDEAS OF the British government
regarding the treaty. II IL not doubt.
cd by officials here that the final draft
after being approved by the cabinet
VIII prove acceptable TO Ambassador
Bryce ON his return. The treaty viii
then be submitted by him to his gov.
eminent for approval
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
SPRINGFIELD

B--Lawrencs Edwards. Reginald
Potts, Mamie Gary, Alice Lacy, Alma
Richardson
A-Henry Leigh. Matte Bayliss,
Nellie Gordon. Marian Hardwicke,
Ora Spindle. Susie Ware.
B-Joseph Leonard. Frank Seay,
Lyde Adams. Marthha Eggleston.
Ollie Pace. Lily Wheelhouse.
A-Leonia Hudson, Annie Foster,
Wilbur Bassett, Alan Gates. Allan
Hardie. Edwin Shackelford.
B--Ernest Clements. Emily
Crump, Ruth Davis. Mary Gary. Mas
sic Heckler. Olie JOHNSON. Lillian
Kelly. John Potts.
A--Marian Smiths, Bernics
Eaton, Annie Kidd. Virginia Phillips,
Hilda Cornell. Hazel Harvey, Evelyn
Gary. Charlie Wood, Lois .Harne..
Carter Parrish.
b, Robert Joseph. George
Richwine, Charles Rogers. Edith
Bowry. Alma Dearhart. Aiine Ford,
sadie Harris, Minnie Hardy, Louise
Viola.
B, Matte Cherry. Leslie Hart.
Mildred Josner. Lillian Martin. Eddie
willard.
A--Willie Fitch. Clayton Fox.
AstSCIs uthcT.
H--Mell Gary. Minnie Lindsay,
Mary Pendleton, Wilton Atkinson,
Helen Morris. Eva Higgins.
A---Adelaide Qoods. Thelma
Kelly. Mamie Munsen, Meta Richard
son, Ramon Breeden, Lnwood Ball.
Stuart Seawell.
b, Edith Bracket, Alma Bry-
ant. Lens. Hitltsyd, L4arjna, IAnck.. Della.
Mantto. Nettie Smith, AItse Wakefield,
Nettie Vaughan, Helen Vaughan,
Nsssassssa Aessras., cfy0 s 'Aisen, Charles
Ford. Cecil Ledbetter.
Il, 2-Jessie Hubbard, Earl
Tucker, Martin Richwins. John Stew
art. Reuben Ferguson. Annie Belle
Carter, Orris selph, Marion Seaweil,
Louisa Schubelhuth.
A-Francis Holland. Lois Enos.
Ruby Foster, Grace Foster. Violet At
kins. Matte Walker, Louise Philips,
Hartwiil AGREE, Ruth Brannon. Isabel
Atkinson. MAble Bailey. Onie Chap
man. Alfred Crowder. Beatrice
fratnum. Marian BohAnnon.
l B--Earle Ford. Charles Gasser,
Thomas McNuckols,t Chastine Swami,
Carlisle Davis. Ruby Cham berlain,
Lillian Hopkins, Alma Parker.
] Il. 2-Linnwooc Adams. Willie
Browder, Raymond Grafton. Charlie
Lane, George Smith. Raymond Smith.
Georgia Apperson. Hazel Mari, Norma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
SPEAKER BYRD
TO MAKE ADDRESS
WILL BE COMM NcEMENT ORA
TOR AT VIRGINIA MECHANICS
INSTITUTE CLOSING.

Richard Evelyn Byrd has been in
yited to deliver the annual address Mt
the commencement exercises OF the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. May Is.
The public is invited 10 attend and the
exercises win be held tn the school au-
dltorinna, Visitors Will, also be taken
through the shops and laboratories
which can lie seen In operation.
During the past year vocational
classes for bla cksnith and forging. All :
tomobiie mechanicians. plumbers ard
estimators Of buildings have been In
stalled and maintained with success
At the annual meeting Of the mem
hers OF the Institute held Tuesday
night. the same board Of directors was
re- elected, with the addition of Q. w
FsTaStsey+ eOr is4i' tile' vssesics caused by
the resignation some months ago OF
Calvin Whitley, Jr. The officers were
re elected as follows: President. W. j.
Whttehurst. Vice President. T.. Rand
Wexford, superintendent and secre-
tary Frank w Duke, Treasurer and
Librarian. n. r. Golfer
President Whitehurst submitted his
annual report showing the school to be
In excellent condition with an enroll
rnent Of liz members an increase OF
three during the year.
The following members were pres
ent: Is
President W, j. Whitehurst, Vice
President, r. Rand Wexford Arthur
Scrivenor, ]. W. Rothert. H c. Elicit,
H. NJ Starke, G Fl. Urner. l.. r. stone
burner. Jr., NJ. f. Cox. r. J. Bosher.
Richard Duckhart. J.. Fl. Jenkins. p. NJ.
Gwathney. j. -. Welsh, T.. ". Farley.
T. p. Crump, IT, @ Chewing +. VI.
Duke, f. r. Archer. J. s. Fleming. by
proxy Henry S. Hutxler. First Ma
tional Bank; r. G. Williams. Jr.. Dav-
export e. Co. Marx Gunst. James n.
Pace. Q. a. Hawkins. l.. r. Christian
and Everett Waddy Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
SIDNEY

IS A-lsahel Goodwin. Georgia
woodward. Virginia Allen. Alice
Blanton. Kate Angle. Elsie Evans.
B-Alvin Hite, Dorothy Jenkins
Lurline Nuckols. Maggie Duxan
Marie Will.
B-Marserite Butler. Grace Ror.
ton. Bessie Brightwell, Robert Clark
Harry Davis.
Emma Lindsay. George Tarrv
Mamie Weymouth. Marx stith
sianche Delaney, Emma Rowland
1ih~ood Wilkinson. Pearl Perkins
Ruth Lecky, Blanche Gr,mstead
B----Nelhe Brockwell, willie
Miller, Ethel Blackburn. W*lford TIE.
villain, Doris Urban. CaIista Rayne
Elsie Ware, Ethel Eanes, Kate Blount
Virginia Garnett.
A. Elizabeth Weymouth, Irrns
Smith, Samuel Cartwright. Anc,
Cartwright. Alice Magee, Florence
Gary. Willie Dell, Louise Bovd. Roh.
ert Burnett.
B-Ann Warthen, Cyrene Arnall
FRANCES Frank, Genevieve Quinn
Mary Allcott. Adele Swami. Burnice
EohoreF,t. FsTty White. fioge Winston
Ralston Lecky. Emma Smith.
8 A--Lixzie Clark. GLADYS Miller
Winifred Harris Dorothy Gary
Marion Lindsey. Lena Hohson. Ruth
Armstrong. John Clark. May Adams
Robert Lanier, Gwendoiyn Haa.e
Gladys Tyler.
2 B-Arlyne Parrish, GLADYS PHI
kinton. Annie Walther.
BEJean Fraser. Jack AlIcott
Violet Stone, Vernelle West. Mar,
gnerite Jennings. Ruth Crowdar.1 An.
drew Shepherd, Myrtle Talley. Ads
tckies Grace Vincent. Addie Lewis
Hugo Zacharias. Jessie Lucas Ruth
Clay. ...--,.--. r.. e--se
B. Norma Raur. Elizabeth
Brockwell. Lucille Butler. Thelma
Childress. Avis Daprato. Brrthe
Hughes, Avis Lawrence. Garland Kel.
lam, Essie Hawley, John Creighton
George DIETRICH, Lawrence Dunsmore
Horace Eanes. Raymond Ferris. Ed.
ward Winston, Stirling King. Rawle,
Day.
1 p, 2-Josephine Bassinger. ",
Faudree. Ethel Fenner, Camilla Ger.
Der, Marcella Lecky. Thelma Leigh
LILLIAN Lythgoe. Mable Powell. Loi,
Profnt. Ruby Woodson, Trevilliar
Green, Edward Shaver.
l Agnes Brockwer, Jeanet,,
Brockwell. Viola Bush. Thelna Jones
Crlstaoelle Lindsey Alice Wyland
Waiter Craigie, Stuart Duggins, Sam.
nel Hutchinson. Grayson Lacy. HaroIt
Scott, Scott Street. Earl Williams
Julian Page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
SMALL GIRL USES
r BLACK-HAND METHOD
DEMANDS SO BILL ON PENALTY
OF DEATH, CAUSING GREAT
EXCITEMENT.

NEWARK, n. j.. May 10.---The
presence OF a letter conveying a threat
OF murder and signed with black
hand" seal caused great excitement
in East Orange late last night before
the cnlprit was finally discovered. Said
culprit proved to be Helen Robinson,
nine years old. who, after several
hours Of questioning, finally admitted
the crime
AT PA Main stree. Miss Mabel
Mack. who lives in Brooklyn. conducts
a school for cooking. On Friday she
closed the school for the week END
and went to her New York home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
GETS GOLD MINE AS
A BRIDAL PRESENT

SALEM, MASS. May I0.-An-
nouncement has Just been made OF
the marriage more than wear ago
OF Miss Gertrude II. Putnam. de-
scendant Of the revolutionary general
q that name, aud Constantine e..
Moustakis local candy merchant at
Spartan ancestry. An uncle OF the
bride has presented the young couple
with California gold mine Mrs.
Moustakis is a niece OF Thomas y.
Putnam. superintendent OF the Con-
gressional Library. Washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
KEEN INTEREST IN
PUBLIC HEALTH

The Southwest will soon be as keen
ly interested In public health as it Is
in good roads. and may be expected to
show As splendid results, according to
officials Of the State Health depart
ment who have just returned from
tours ef inspection in that section of
the State.
Many OF the small towns are pre-
pairing the adoption OF Ordinances
which will require the erection OF
sanitary privies and every where health
inspectors have met with the utmost
announcement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
The Biggest Store Northwest Corner Third and Broad SIS

Upon returning on Monday morning
she discovered that her rooms had
been entered and bank containing
81 in pennies, nieke's and dime. had
been broken open and the contents
taken.
On the floor beside the hrok an safe
~ box was a letter which read:
IF YOU don't leave $40 on ths
back stoop In an envelope ! will XIII
you"
The epistle was signed "Blackhand"
and a deadly black hand was drawn
upon the Wilderness OF the paper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
ONCE OF City Engineer

VIfIN0 UI tlVy EHBlnNFf.
Richmond. Va. May 6, 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE nm.
ceived at this Office until p ~
THURSDAY. May IL. 1911. for the cree.
tion OF Ave band stands IN certafr
parks. on or before June 1, 1911.
Further information may be oh.
tanned on application TO this Office.
A certified check for 5000 maas
payable to the City Treasurer must
accompany each proposal as rusr.
anty OF execution OF contract.
The Committee on Grounds NJ
Buildings reserves the right To re-.
iect any and all proposals offers1
and to award the contract as a wbn,:
or in separate parts.
CHAS. Fl. BOILING.
City Engineer.
Per JonsA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
HONOR ROLL OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Martin. Bessie Moody, Hazel Miller,
Phyllis Parker.
A--Roderick Davis, James Leidy,
Luther Robinson, Linwood Siedge,
Helen Bagby, Mama Kidd, F'lorine
Roach. Lena Smithie, Norma Whit
low. Mabel Worsham
J A, 2--Clarence Atkinson. Carlton
Kelly, Stephen Lindsay, wayland
Mayo, Carlysle Weisiger, DeAlton
West Russell Willard, Gertrude Lear
Louise Martin. Ruth Willard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
srUCkAHOE JAMES RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION or
the Board OF Directors of this corr.
pany. special meeting of the stock
holders OF the Tuckahoe Ism,
River Railroad Company viii be- hell
!. ~ the office OF the company al car.
bon Hill Mines in tho county OF Hsn
rico. Va. at twelve o'clock noon. on
the nth day Of May. 1911 VA
Tho purpose of this meerrns ix IN
consider a recommendation Of tina
Board at Directors that An sYnenns
ment to the charter of this company
be secured 40 AS to provide for sbs
construction. maintenance and go
ration OF an extension OF this rn,c
from Carbon Hin to point a. az
near Laurel. Virginia, on the rain
line OF the kic hn1oad. -FredexJ ok sbvs,.
K Potomac.
Il. L. WATTS
NNNs ~ stsearsssaffy sae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
BABY GIRL BURNS
TO DEATH IN DELAWARE

/ .SEAFoRr.. ( nEs1.;. MAY afA.-4Ps.,.
ing with FIRE which had been kindfed
by her mother. who was burning rub
hish, Clara, the three vear-old daurb
ter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Aienso Murphy
OF Oak Grove, caught Gre and ws.
burned TO death. The mother wa,
badly burned trying to save the china
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10
ANNUAL REUNION. UNITED CON-
TEDERATE VETERANS.

Very reduced fares from all points
on Southern railway. Tickets on sale
May IS. ~ and 10. 1911. and limited
to May 90, 1911, unless extended.
For complete information call on
nearest Southern railway ticket agent
or write
S. f.. BURGESS. .. P. A..
$40 East Main street.
Richmond Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-10

CHICAGO, May la-Martfn Rut-
ledge, Of Pittston. Pa, arrived here
to-day TO ask the Chicago police to
aid in locating his son. Leonard Rut-
Ledge. fifteen. who disappeared from
Newark. -. j., nine months ago. The