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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19
PORFIRIO DIAX.

After being in exile for a number of years, during which time the country whose affairs he piloted with stern hand has become land of revolution and chaos, Poriirio Diaz is being i'm pcrtuncd to return and place himself, in effect at least, at the head of af- fairs.
 For many years Daz ruled Mexico. was classcd as republican Porfirio Gia2 was in reality king. But Mcxi- co prospered. There were no revolu- tons. Great advancement was made along educational lines and the coun- try was beginning to take it's place in the rank of nations.
 Then the tide turned. Political as- pirants raised hue and cry of the stern oppressive measure exercised by the old man. Lurid tales of atrocities pcrpctratcd by soldiers with the tacit consent of the president and minor of iiCtalS found their way across the border and into the newspapers in this and ether countries. Diaz was con domned and damned as Il tyrant and dictator. His administration had been mere of a monarchy than a republi- can form, it appeared.
 Revolutionary bauds appeared sim ultaneously in all sections of Mexico and in short order a full fledged rev olution was i'll effect. It was freely said by American residents of Mexico that American corporations financed the revolution. A committee from the congress of the United States which investigated the Mexican situation re- rC"ted that il obtained evidence that Standard Oil had a finger ill the rebel lioG
 Diaz was busted and Francesca Ma dero assumed the presidency. Mexico has not had a peaceful day since Murder, rapine. rebellion and inter nccine war followed the long period of peace and progress. And the end is not yet in sight. Madcro has been murdered and another has taken his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19
THAT GETS THERE

on time every time. Whether your journey is one of pleasure or business, this livery stable iwll supply rig that will land you where you want to go, when you want to get there. You don't have to push on the reins to make our horses go. They arc the kind that can and will travel without urging Can you use a rig today?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19

President Woodrow Wilson has is sued call for an extraordinary sos sion of the congress of the United States. There isn't much doubt that it will be extraordinary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19
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tical lines

From the number of insanity pat iCntS sent to Little Rock from JctfCr- son county in the past several weeks it would seem that the intellectual standard is somewhat below the aver age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19

Loads of the Sherwin- Williams Paints. Thousands of gallons of it are used all over the continent. The best houses everywhere are painted with it.-Sold By Claud Clegg x Co.,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19
ng's morning this morning?"

Reports from Switzerland say that whole mountain has begun to move. It is possible that the Mahomet cpl sode is going to be repeated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19

The crop of spring poets is not as large this year as usual. Perhaps this is due to the high cost of living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19
OTt,

Said the governor of Arkansas to the governor of Arkansas, Good morning, sir. have you had your morn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-19

--O'Cedar Mops and Towards Dust less Mops for sale by CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE co. If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22

Licenses To marry we're issued Yesterday
by the clerk az the Musings Court TO
Thomas II reErarn and beatrice Harrison,
and Joseph ". Woodbridge ana Lizzie r Gal
licr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
ACTRESS THINKS
HIM AFT ABLE MAN
Drops Mashing" Charge Against
Bartholomew and Hies Her
self to Broadway.

To all appearances the Great White
Way held out more attraction 10 Mrs
with the crstwhile atlantic City
Girls" musical show, than the pun
ishmcnt of her enemy, when tho ca Sc
of Anthony Bartholomew, arrested on
the complaint of the actress that he
was annoying her with his attentions
was called for trial yesterday morning
In Police Court.
on Friday morning. when Detective
Scrgeants Wiley and kci!am nabbed
Barth olomcw in Capitol square. at Mrs
Lindslcy's bchest. the actress blessed
the man UP and down the three rooms
Of police headquarters. promising him
punishment the most lingering and
cruel
Yesterday. however, Mayor Ainslic
arranged to have the stranded thcatri-
cal company shipped off to New York
and somebody passed the tip 10 Mrs
Lindsey that Bartholomew would ask
for Il continuance, and she would hive
TO stay TO press the charges against
him Accordingly, when the actress
faced Bartholomew in court yestcr-
day, she told Justice John that she
had changed her mind about the pris-
cncr, thought him one OF the incest
men She had ever seen. with manners
the most Chcsterfieldian. and absolvcd
him from all obloquy. He was dis
missed.
On Friday morning she stopped De-
tcctiVe-Scrgeants Wiley and Kcl!am
in Broad Street and told them that Bar
tholomcw, who was walking behind
her. had been logging her footsteps
for three days and had made himself
exceedingly obnoxious. The officers
trailcd AIRS. Lindsey and Iiar,holo-
NOW for several squares. and after she
had taken Il seat in Capitol Square and
bartholomew had dropped on bench
facing her, Wiley ana kcllam made the
arrest. At headquartc"s. the two de-
tcctives declared themselves satisfied
that bartholomew had been persistent
~ following the actress, although they
had not seen him make any attempt
TO enter into conversation with her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
FIVE SOLDIERS
GET OUT OF JAIL
Privatcs Perry and Gcrring Are
Dishonorably Discharged
From Militia.

Five RichmOnders. convicted OF mill
tary o1enSes during the recent State
militia encampment 1T Virginia Beach.
we're released from the City Jail yes
t"rday afternoon, the findings of the
court mnrtial having been officially ap-
proved by the Governor yesterday Two
OF the soldiers We're sentenced to ten
Gays In jail each and dishonorably dis
! charged from the militia. the other
three being reduced in rank and .ncd
Governor Mann Endorsed on the papers
before approving them that the Sail
sentence was to date from the time OF
rrrest-not from the time Of trial. Yes
;erday was the tenth day since the ar
rest, and on receipt of the official Va
pcrs all five were released from Jail
at the time. The two held by
the court-mart!al TO have committed
the more serious oTcnses have served
he same jail term that the others have
had. while the three lesser Offenders
who were not sentenced 10 Jail. have
vet to pay hnes and face reduction In
rank
Governor Urges Prompt ReIense.
The findings OF the court-inartial
reached Governor Mann yesterday af-
tcrnoon. and he at once forwarded tho
Iapers to the Adjutant-Gcncrars Office
with personal letter asking that
prompt attention b" given 70 the mat
ter OF releasing the young men. Colo
mel w. j. Perry. commanding the First
their arrest was communicated with
and tho necessary orders issued for the
release OF all ave
Robert J. Perry and Bernard L. Ger
ring. members OF Company 4, First
Infantry, We're the more serious Of
tenders After having committed Of
lenses in camp, OF more less
rIous nature. they deserted and made
their way 10 Richmond. where they
we're arrested and Jailed pending the
outcome Of a cOurt-nartial Perry was
sentenced ITO be dishonorably dis
charged from the service OF tho Nir-
ginia Volunteers, and 10 DO confined for
ten days In the city JAN at Richmond
TO which the Governor added The Jail
sentence to commence the day Private
Perry was actually confined in Jail"
HIS associate, Gcrriug, against whom
there We're also charges OF irregulari-
ties while In camp and OF desertion.
was sentenced TO be discharged from
the service. confined for ten DAYS In
the jail OF Hichmond and 70 iine OF
So
Three L-sser Offenders.
The other three who have been In
Jail since their arrest. the law making
40 provision for bail in the cases OF
such military onenses as descrtion, but
who were not given tail sentences bv
the court-rnartitl yesterday. were re-
leased yesterday afternoon on the pay
mcnt OF their lines. They were.
Corporal Arthur Hicks. Company +.
First Infantry; charged with drunken
ness and absence from camp, sen
fenced TO he reduced to the ranks and
to fine OF 50
Corporal stanley NJ Haynes. Com
pauy :, First Infantry: charged with
being absent from camp without leave.
sentenced 10 be reduced to the ranks.
Private Arthur T. Williams, Com
rany +. First Infantry; charged with
Hhscnting himself from his command
without leave; sentenced to fine OF ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
STRANDED ACTORS
QUIT SAD SCENES
Reflects of atlantic City Girls"
Get Transportation Through
MAYORS Aid

The last of the atlantic CITY Girls"
the defunct musical show that played
out AFTER an engagement at the or
phcum Theatre week before last have
quit the town. thanks to the bcncvol-
cnt disposition OF Mayor George Aims
lie ana the Associated Charities talk
ing To New York the story Of the spuaI
mat drove the bathing girls from the
Richmond beach with no end of public
itN ana some slight acquaintance with
oh'cf Of Police Wcrncr's ininionS On
money advanced by Robert Lecky. Jr
president OF the Associated Charities
at the solicitation Of Mayor Ainslie
four actors and three uctorincs settled
up s'5 of board bills and quit Rich
mona on an afternoon train yester-
day for the Great White Way.
or the seven departed musical com
edy folk. three have figured promin-
entity in the police news OF the last
two weeks. and the other four have
drawn fair share OF the spotlight
ON leaving. the seven syncopated sing
ers left their suit against J. H. b.
Croan. proprietor OF the late lament.
ed Atlantic City Girls. for S272 back
salary in tho hands OF Attorney Ord
way Fuller The High Constable's levy
on the box office and wardrobe Of the
musical show will come into the Law
and Equity Court for settlement on
July IS.
The trials OF Dorothy Myers. the
leading lady, and r. VI. Hartigan. the
road manager OF the OUTFIT. inter
twincd with the Intriguing OF the VIII
lain In the shape OF u +. Staples. rep
rcsentativc OF CroaN were prominent
u related in the daily newspapers ten
days ago and aroused enough syrnpathv
TO have unknown friends pRv tho 500
fines levied on them 10y Justice Crutch-
field.
Contributions Wanted
Through Ordway Puller. the strand
ed band OF players appealed TO MAYOR
Ainsl!e for transportation to New
York where they would he Il. a posi-
ton to secure work in the profession
Of their choice The longer they re-
maincd III Richmond, they said. the
greater their bills became and the
smaller the probability OF being set
tied. There was no work for them TO
obtain in the local theatres they de-
ciarcd These arguments carried weight
with the mayoralty mind. and Mr.
Amslic Interested himself in their be-
vance OF cash from the Associated
Charities. the Mayor is looking hope
fully toward the friends who rescued
the leading lady and the road man
aGer from difficulty, with the hint that
contributions VIII be gratefully re-
ccivcd.
Those in the party which left Rich
nond yesterday We're: Dorothy Myers
X NJ Iiartigan. Lew I.cdcrcr, Mr. and
Mrs. &. T.. Lindsey and Mr. ard Mrs
Charles Mills Mrs Lindslcy caused
the arrest last Friday Of Anthony Bar
tholomcw on the charge Of "nashing."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. July 2l-Thc city Coun-
ell At meeting tonight adopted rcso-
lutions respectfully protesting against
the order to abolish the Bristol. Va
poSt-oillcc and urgently petitiouing
Postma stcr-Gcneral Burleson TO rescind
the order. y committee. consisting Of
Mayor Warren, city Attorney Roberts
and Clerk Of the Court John IL Gosc.
was named TO 20 to Washington and
present the views OF the Council This
committee Will work in conjunction
with the original committee, which re
Gently saw the Postmastcr- General
To-nieht's meeting Will be followed by
81 public ass-mccting tomorrow
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22

Office Department at Washington made
a contract with Mr.. Jones to rent tho
building for one year from last Feb
ruary.
The new post-onice was marvellous
success from the beginning. 1t has
paid tho government in net receipts
over $1,000 per month, or nearly $4,000
a year. Business il rapidly increasing.
and II is understood that IL is doing
more business to-day than the Office
on the Tennessee side; but notwith-
standing all this, Postmaster General
BurlcSon. without q note of warming to
the Virginia Senators or Congrcssncn
or to any Nirginian, recently ordered
that this post Office should be closed
on the 3lst day OF July, and all mail
intended for citizens Of Bristol. Va.
should thereafter be addressed TO Bris-
toll. Tenn.
Effect Politically
IT is claimed by the Nirginians that
this Will not only destroy the identity
Of Bristol. Va. but that il will iujure
It's business. and that II will greatly
inJurc the Ninth Congressional District
from political standpoint and Will
ala the Bristol, Tenn, Congressional
District, which is already overwhclm-
inEly Republican. The Bristol Va.
Democrats. as we'll as the Democrats
OF tn" Ninth Congressional District as
sert that IL appears that they are 10
lose under Democratic administration
what was given them under a Repubn-
can administration, and that. too. when
II has been shown that the. Office has
proven TO be an exceptionally profitable
one to the government.
Three large mass meetings will be
held in Bristol -night--one by tho
men, one by the women, and one by tho
colored people-to protest against the
abolshmcnt OF this Office The Vir-
sinia Senators, the President and the
Postinastcr-Gcneral are being bonn
barded with kilograms and letters from
Bristol and all over the Ninth Con
grcssional District protesting against
this action OF the Post-Oiiice Depart
ment."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
Dies, Aged lOl

Frances Dudley Ends Long Life, hut
The Richmond Health Department
reports, nv Information only, and not
guaranteed. the following;
On July i8 there died at OIL West
Leigh Street Frances Dudley, col
ored, mt the ripe old age OF iOi. She
was u nntivc Of HcnricO County.
The reservation applies to the nSc
alone, which WINS given to the Health
Department "cHtimRted." No
doubt bcclouds the cOlorcd voman's
death. Despite the instant fame
TINT bcckons the dlscOvcrer OF n
ccntcnnrinn, even dead, the Health
Department steadfnstly declines to
vOuch for anything but the fnct that
Frances dudley died mt a very adj
Vanccd nSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
WEATHER NORMAL
Local Maximum Is 80. nnl Only Two
Cities Break Into NineticS.

Normal weather from the Atlantic to
the Pacific ana from Maine to Mexico.
as the orators say, Was the report of
the Weather Bureau yesterday. In the
list tclegraphcd TO the local station
only two cities broke into the nimcties
Galveston reported an even 90, and
Spokane was the nations hot point
with a high mark OF "a.
The Richmond maximum. according
10 the Chiinborazo report, was Sc at 8
o'clock In the afternoon. The mean
temperature for the day was 75-five
degrees below the normal for this day
established by observations at the
Richmond station for the past thirty
three years. AT $ o'clock last night
the record stood IS. which was wholly
satisfactory TO the policeman on the
skyscraper beat. and therefore salts
factory TO everybody else.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
RHEA is FIGHTING
BRISTOL'S BATTLE
Says Postmastcr-Gcneral Burle-
son Has Made Mistake in
Abolishing Office.
WANTS ORDER REsCINDED
Says 1t Damages Democratic
Prospects i'll Ninth Con-
grcssional District

Warmly incensed over tho arbitrary
action of the Post Office Department
in disseminating the Office at Bristol,
Va. Judge William +. Rhca. Il member
OF the state Corporation Commission.
and a citizen of Bristol. has returned
from Washington, where he enlisted
the aid of Senators Martin and swan
son ana of other influential men in
having the action Of postmaster-Gen-
crnl Burlcson rcscindcd Intimately
acquainted with all the facts. Judge
Rhca says that the department has
made a gross mistake which IL should
rcctify as soon as possible. The of
flee to he abolished under Mr. Burlc-
sons order is operated at a profit Of
$4,000 year to the government. No
carriers and clerks are to be dispens-
ed with. and no expense is saved by
The proposed transfer of the office to
the Tennessee side. Politically speak
ing, Judge Rhea sees no reason why
the overwh elminely Democratic city OF
Bristol, Va. should receive worse
treatment At the hands of a Demo
cratic administration than 1t had at the
hands of Mr.. Taft. Unless rescinded
the order of postmaster-Ge Rurlc-
son abolishmg the Office of Bristol
Va takes effect July 81. and mail af-
ter that date must 20 TO the Office at
Bristol. Tenn. Republican city in n
Republican district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22

HniIding peFmits were issued yesterday ~
John kain. to repair brick dwelling q, s,2
Park Avenue. Az n cosi OF $500
St"tf 10 repair rrceiiouse at Ashland
y. - Thornton 10 repair store builtino Il e,
49, rnIth second street. at a cost o' siio
az 40 N"Ttn tlith street ut "a cost at 500
charles HutzIer 10 repair brick stor, u,
~. East itT0ud street. at e. cust az siDj
Edgar g Hunn t. repair hrirls dwtllin, .
so West Franklin street. at . cos, OF s,o,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
TO STOP SPEEDING
AROUND BYRD LAKE
Board Authorizes Parkkeeper to
Regulate Traffic on Sun
day Afternoons.

Under nm order entered yesterday by
the Administrative BOARD. tho keeper
of William Byrd Park is given author
ity TO control ana regulate the move
ment Of vehicles In the park on Sun
day afternoons and to close such roads
as he finds necessary during tho park
concerts
The action OF the board. while Md
ing little TO the powers already pos
seSscd 10y the parltkceper serves to
ulfect Official attention to Il practice
which, during summer afternoons as
| sumcs the proportions OF AN abuse OF
I PARK privileges. Complaints are regis
! tered every summer by patrons of this
beautiful park against automobilists.
I VINO make practice OF circling the
driveway around the lake at high
speed. creating Il constant cloud of dust
ana seriously mcnacing life ana limb
Circle Abound Lake.
ON sunday afternoons the succession
OF motor cars that travel the lake
driveway makes ii exceedingly danger
Gus for pedestrians TO cross the drive
way to and from the lakeside The
large number OF children constantly
playing under the trees that border
tn" water edge increases the probabil-
lily OF serious accident
The grievance in particular is aroinst
the owners and drivers of motor cars
VINO make practice Of circlinr the
rake Tor hours at "A time. Instead of
making the round once and then pro
cceding 10 Other roads and highways.
me automohiliSts OF This ilk spend the
sabbath afternoon and carlv evening
hours In an endless circling of the non
uiar driveway, apparently for the sole
purpose OF displaying themselves to
I'll" constantly changing nultitudos
mat crowd the lake Vicinity for a
breath OF fresh air. The constant sue
cession Of machines keeps the sur
rounding air always heavily charged
with dust and Easolcne scents
stopped Traffic Yesterday.
NctlnS under the police powers
vested in him. the park kcener Monday
might barred all vehicles from tho lnI,n-
side drive, In order to add To Tho Mons
'rc OF the thousands who locked to
the park TO hear the open air band con
cert III" constant succession Of motor
cars. with their parish honk -honks
W"uId> have seriously interfercd with
The music
The action of tho Administrative
i'"''G yesterday in authorizing the
/ park Keeper 10 regulate the movement,
az vehicles on sunday afternoons viii
I -" welcomed by hundreds of citizens
VINO nave at various times been forced
/ l" retire I'M disgust after battling for
hours with living dus, in vain at,
i'npi TO ma a hapitahlc seat by tho
I"Nt$ld" The keeper will ut loost
hay" fun authority TO request the re-
urcincut from the grounds of thosn
/ automob.lsts whose idea of sunday
sport is 10 rum endless high speed cir
/ "lcS around the lake
Extend Church IIiI Tunnel
y letter 10 the board from President
George " stevens. Of the Uhcsono.,I@,.
and phio Railway. grants the civ thn
IlhHi TO extend tho Churgh liill t,u,n,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
Park Concerts.

Park concerts by STEMS Band will
be given this week us follows:
csday-Jemcrson Park.
Wcdncsday-l}yrd Park
ThurSday-C himboraZo Park
lriday-Monroc Park
sunday. $50 To Washington
Square
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
THE DAILY SENTINEL
SOCIALISM DECLINES.

be what may the statistics conclusive of the
truth that the Socialist party has lost nearly
members the past On of this the suspension of
have survived channels publication for the
doctrines of the party The Chicago Daily Socialist the Coming
Nation and the Cleveland Socialist have passed into the
of buried hopes while the Washington National Socialist and the
Appeal Reason have consolidated with the thought of saving
something from the mutual wreck Between dead and dying
organs and fast decreasing membership socialism, interpreted
by the national organization be running down hill
rapid gait
Some of the leaders in seeking for the of the disruption
and remedy for blame the activities of the sabote and the
reds, who for time got control of the party machinery 1t is
reasonable think that the policy of direct action expounded
by Haywood and his sort has something to do with the ncpien
dsntegraon 1t likely however that the progressive pol
ces of the Democratic and Bull Moose parties will be found
for the detection large membership in the Socialist
party there protest against the bipartisan system politics
which, for bound together leaders of the old parties for
enjoyment of the spos This class only nomnay socialist In
they adherence party but they
fervent believers the MARKHAM Kropatk theories of social
revolution and for sabotage and the syndcasm of continental
Europe, they had for them whatcvcr-Sclected
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
SOME PEACH CROP, THIS.

W. WANT definitely understood that we have buly good
crop OF Elbea peaches sight that will be ready
Market and that the weather conditions have been bring
ing them along fine shap that ought pretty
good fruit to offer the outside world in carload up probably
900 to o5 OF course have practically all the Eerta raised
Colorado this and the market outlook appears good
tor the right kind of goods goody early
shipped out and fairly good prices received better than early
rut often brings In the of peaches all zeabe stuff
presented good appearance the market brought fair prices
was much understood fruit dumped into the that
depressed them his the that raise the
best In about weeks Ebera harvest should under way
and three weeks will probably be in the height of And
then things will be stirring hereabouts-Palisade Tribune
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-09
Raise Hogs With
Fruit Orchards
is new Aduice

ID. II. Mcconnell and G. II. Borin of
Morrisonia, near Rifle, who came
here yesterday with e. Il Taylor to
look over local orchards said. II
have learend good deal and pro-
fitted much by my visit. but | can
tell Grand valley ranchers one thing
and that is that they can make fine
money running good hogs in their
orchards. We have been doing it on
our ranch near Grand Valley and
are about to ship a full carload of
hogs cast, to market Everyone
knows what this means as the hogs
are among the most valuable of pro-
ducts and they live nearly entirely on
alfalfa and windfsll fruit. They are
the best diversified crop that | can
discover Mr., Mcconnell and MIR.
Borin have returned home.