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The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
Pomona woman's Club Next Tuesday


On account of their dates conflicting
with those of the meetings of the
Grand Junction Womans Club, the
Woman's Club of Pomona have ar
ranged their meetings. SO that each
one will tall week later than the
regular day, as the two Clubs have
many members in common. The next
meeting of the Pomona Club will oc-
cur next Tuesday, January the 27th
and Mrs J. A. Green will be hostess
on that day The program is to be
an interesting one: The Building of
a Nation" with the following num-
bers:
History-French and Indian Wars,
Mrs. c. b. Worthington.
Fiction - when Wilderness Was
King" Mrs. Ellen Evans.
Compare John Wayland and De-
croix, Mrs. Stella Brown.
Sketch of the Life of Toinette, Mrs.
7. ID. Kane.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
East End Bridge Club Meets This
Evening.

The East End Bridge Club Will be
entertained this evening by MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Plat at their home on
East Main street with the usual course
dinner at seven O'Clock followed by
an evening Of Auction Bridge Among
those present will be: Dr. and Mrs.
Carl Plumb, Mr.. and Mrs +. b. Welsh,
MIR, and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred G. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Sewart, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes Din-
widdie and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Fletcher
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
An Emit Club Entertained.

Mrs, A. C. Foster was II pleasant
hostess yesterday afternoon when she
entertained the members of the Au
Falt Club and few invited guests at
her home on North avenuel Pink car
nations in tall vases adorned the
rooms and pink was the color scheme
for the dainty lunch which was served
at five o'cl1ck. The first prize at
High Five was won by Mrs O. J. An
dorson. second by Mrs. Bert Ellis and
third by Mrs. L. ID. Atkinson.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
CeIcbratea wedding Anniversary.

alr. and Mrs. Il. H. Morse enter
tained a few friends last evening at a
prettily appointed dinner party at
their home in Fruitvale, in celebra-
tion of their fourteenth wedding anni-
Nersary. Cut flowers adorned the
dainuly arranged table and the place
cards, bearing the letter M" EN-
bczsed in gold, We're inscribed with
original, humorous verses. A delic-
ious menu was served and n pleasant
social evening followed
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
Progressing Evening Party.

MISSES Bessie Miller, Edna B0wman
Grace Harvey, Marie Thomas, Helen
Burckhalter, Ruth Canon, Muriel
Coles, Gladys Pemberthy and Messrs
Herbert Gains, Crosby. Ferris, War
rem Patton, Max Hughlett, Russell
Coles. Harold Smith, Clarence Hurd
Horace Hapkins and Leslie Stevens
were guests Of Miss Hazel White last
evening at her home on White avenue,
where she entertained very delight
fully at a progressive game party fol-
lowed by dainty supper.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
win Give Dance ON Ninth.

The Ladies of the Catholic church
have planned to give one of their al
ways enjoyable dances next month at
Margery hall, the date selected being
the 9th. This affair will doubtless be
no exception to the rule and every
body VIII attend as on similar occa-
sions.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
GENERAL REVOLT IN
HAYT|EN REPUBLIC
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Cape Haytien, Jan. PA general
revolt has broken out in the city of
Gonaives, the capital of the depart
ment of Artibonite.
The leader is Oreste Zamar, for
mer governor and once minister OF
war.
The city is only Go miles from
Port Au Prince. the capital OF the
republic.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
Progressive WOman's Study Class tc
Meet Monday.

The Progressive woman's Study
Glass will meet Monday. January 26,
at 2:30. at the home of Mrs. Baum.
424 Ouray avenue. Rev. A Il. Shat
tuck will be the speaker of the after
noon and the program will have other
most interesting features. Business
of much importance is TO be discussed
and a large attendance is desired. The
meeting will be called to order at 2:3O
sharp.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
lad Mome Alder Fehruary First.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Ellison have TAX
en- the bungalow at 1852 ouray avenue,
formerly occupied by Dr. and Mrs. ].
e. Billings. and will be at home to
their friends after the first of Feb
ruary.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
Soldiers Enroute
To the Coast

A special train composed of five or
six tourist cars and Pullmans passed
through the city this afternoon at 2
O'Clock carrying 153 recruits from
Fort Logan to Presidio and San
Francisco where they will be dis
tributed out to the garrisons in the
Hawaiian Islands and the Philip
pines as they are needed. Travelling
Passenger Agent Gushing was di-
recting their progress over the local
lines. They arrived on the Midland
and left over the Rio Grande.
r. Il. Vickery of the Midland will
return from Denver tomorrow
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
Pytllian sisters WIN Give Social Dance

delightful social dance at Margery hall
for the evening OF the sixth OF Feb
ruary. which is certain 10 be most
enjoyable event.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24
A LONG COAT TO SLIP ON OVER
THE MATINEE FROCK

To obtain either pattern illustrated nm
out this coupon and enclose Is cents in
stamps or coin. Be sure to state number
OF pattern and size. measuring over the
fullest part Of the bust. Address Pattern
Department. care of this paper.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-24

The Morgan Bros. of Palisade are
business visitors to the city today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
SLAPPED ON 0ACk;,
SOON UNCONSCIOUS
VISITOR TO FOREST HILL PARK
GIVEN KNOCKOUT DRUG IN
MYSTERIOUS MANNER

Although no Information has been
given cut by the police regarding the
affair. the fact has leaked out that
the department. is working on story
that man sitting on bench IN
Forest Hill park only few nights
ago was rendered unconscious by q
hvperdenlIc injection OF Knockout
drug. used by an unknown man.
Ii seems that the gentleman, who
reported the affair, says that a strange
man passed the bench on which he
was sitting ard casually slapped him
on the bark. in a few minutes he
was unconscious and was only re
vved after several Minutes work, With
the use Of restorattves.
The man remembered that no had
felt "a peculiar sensation as tho
stranger slapped him on the shoul-
der only a few minutes before he suC-
cumbed to tho attack, and said that
it felt as II he was being stuck by q
pin.
After arriving homo late that night
following his recovery from weak
peculiar feeling. he examined his
shoulder small scratch. as If made
by pin, was discovered on the upper
part Of his arm. A small clot of
blood surrounded the wound Think
ing thc affair very unusual, the man
has reported the affair to the police
The circumstances surrounding the
affair seem very peculiar, and the
police are entirely puzzled as to the
motive which anyone might have had
In peTpetuatiEg such n deed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
CONTRACT LET FOR
BUILDING At EXPO.
BEST SITE ON GROUNDS GIVEN
VIRGINIA BECAUSE OF AI.
VERNON.

Letters received at the Office Of
Governor stuart yesterday from menu
bers of the Virginia Panama Pacific
exposition commission show that the
trip of Nirginia's representatives 20 the
coast have been productive Of con-
siderable, the best site on the eXpost-
ton grounds having been secured and
contract for the construction ef the
Virginia building. a reproduction Of
Mount Vernon having been let at q
figure mach below that the State had
anticipated
From Senator Saxon " Holt. Of
Newport News, ana from Captain w.
81 Baker, pf Chesterfield county, let
ters came yesterday, Both C0mmi Is
stoners wrote that they have had q
most enjoyable trip and that they
have been splendidly entertained by
the California State and exposition Of
tcials.
The exposition officials were So
pleased with the selection by virginia
of Mount Vernon as the State build
ing that they. deemine 1t worthy Of
the most prominent place possible in
the whole scheme OF things, set aside
The best site on the exposition grounds
for Nlreinias showing.
The contract was let 10 the lowest
of eight bidders. whose figure was
$t5,9o2. The bids ranged up 10 $19.-
$50.
The commissioners left for Virginia
Thursday nisht. taking the northern
route home, They expect to travel as
far as Chicago by the Canadian Pa
cifc and To make several stopVers in
Canadian cities They will leave Chi
caEo for Richmond, according to
present plans. on sunday night next
Considerable amusement has been
the portion of Senator Holt and Cap
tain Baker has been thrown "consid-
erahly in the shade" as he expresses
1t. because # the fact that a number
Of San Francisco newspapermen have
called Senator Holt former governor
Of Virginia. who during his term
caused to be enacted much construc-
tive legislation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
MRS. ALMA |NGE
KILLED BY AUTO

Especial 10 The Richmond ViTginian)
Ilvnchburg. Va, June 29.-While at
tempting to cross the street In 'front.'
Of her home Mrs, Alma luge, widow
Of John inge. aged ffty years. was
run down by an automobile Sunday
afternoon and Instantly killed, the car
passing over her body before the chauf~
feur was able To apply his brakes sum
ciently To stop Thomas Guy, who was
az tho wheel. made an effort TO avoid
the accident, but the woman. either
frightened ct the near approach Of the
car or startled by her dangerous pre-
dicaFnent. did not know what TO do
and the accident. seemed to be an
aYoidahle
Mrs lnge is survived by two sons.
three daughters. one brother ana sew
eYaf sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
WILL Rt0RGAN|zE
BIG COAL CONCERN
fsONDHOLDERS TAKE STEPS TO
REHaBIIITATE EMPIRE COAL
LAND tOKpoK ALTON.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
Bristol. Va. June -. Az meeting
If hondholJers. owning $4,000 Of
the bonds OF the Empire Coal Land
corporation. held here tonight. COM
mittee was appointed to draft and
put into effect IL plan Of rcorganiza
ton under which the companY'a prop
ertY ia again To Ice operated. The
company is now in the hands Of If,
Hardaway and A. X, Morrison. as re-
ceivers, and the entire holdings in
TazawelI county, Virginia, have been
turned over to the hondholders ny tho
stockholders,
The meeting was attended by num-
arous Eastern capitalists and several
coal operators. The company failed
TWO years ago during financial Hull
by reason Of the refusal of a 8ost on
bank to hold about million dollars
WORK Of it's fsond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
Senate S Inquiry
of Carolina Gold
Mine Letters Soon

Washington, June as--Aftsf many de-
lays, tbs senate inv estigatiDH into the
misuse of senate official stationery to
exploit u North Carolina gold mine, is
In fair way 10 get under steam The
last Of The week. senator Thompson,
Of Kansas, was today selected by
Senator Kern to preside over the in
vasttgati0n. The probe win be con-
Quoted by FIVE senator's, three Demo
Gratis and t&e Republicans, y
Chairman Thompson said Late s.hAs
afternoon that The committee had no
plans yet, and that he was waiting for
Senator Chiffon, of West Virginia. to
return 70 Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
PIG IS WITNESS IN
SWANSBORO COURT

A pig Is the central witness In a
case which Is to be heard in the Swans
boro court Friday morning. Samuel
Bittle, of Swanshoro owner of the pig,
is also a witness.
The case involves a charge against
Sam Tyler. Raymond and Kenney Ellis
and James Taylor, young white men.
who Mrs. Bittle claims tried to. get
possession of the pig under false pre-
fences.
them after the pig. Mrs. Bittle says the
pig Is her property. So does Mr.. Bit
tle and 1t Is up to the court to find
out to whom the big really belongs.
The case was continued from last
Friday on account of the absence of
Bittle from the courtroom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
HOUSE WITNESSES
TOUCHING SCENE

Washington. June CA remark
able scene was witnessed in the house
today. when Representative Graham.
OF Pennsylvania. Republican, advo-
Gated the repeal of section OF the
revised statutes that provides punish.
nlent for those who were disloyal to
the federal government at the time
OF the Civil war. Practically every
Southern member walked over to thu
Republican side of the house, many
Of them showing great feeling, and
wrung Graham's hand in congratula-
ton at the conclusion of the speech.
AT the beginning Of the Civil war.
and at its close CONGRESS enacted
many laws intended to punish dis
loyalty. Among them was section
1850 of the revised statutes, aimed at
men who left West Point or the army.
to take UP arms with the southern
States
The repeal bill was passed by
unanimous vote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
CORONER'S JURY
ACQU|TS R0D!Y

w w Rodey, m0Iormau Of the car
on the Highland Park car line which
ran over and killed Eugene Noel. 4
-year-old Roy, who, with his moth
er, was visiting here from Danvihe,
KY, Just few days ago, was ex-
pnerated by a coroner's jury, which
investigated the affair yesterday.
The evidence in the case plainly
showed tina. Rodev had his car under
perfect control ana that the young
hoy. while evidently looking IN the
opposite direction. ran across the car
ftne 3ust a few feet In front Of the ad-
rancing car. which could not he stop
ped In time TO prevent Noels death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
THE SOUTHSIDE
NEGRO FALLS OVER
4O-FOOT EMBANkMENT

George Shavers, colored man
about thirty-dye years old, WAS seri-
ously injured yesterday while walk
ing near Spring Hill by falling over
a forty-foot einbankment Of the
Southern railway. He lives at sol
Catherine street. No one saw the &C
cident.
A Waterman at the city pumphous
found him and notified the police q,
the Third station. Patroimen Mann
and Phillips Wen. to the railroad In
the patrol wagon and wher It was
found tfat the man WAS in = pre-
carious condition. the cI'y sl6tu'anee
WAS called and the man taken TO the
colored City home. He is reported
as being in fairly good cond.tio now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
FIND MOTIVE FOR
BALLOU MURDER

Stamford. Coma. lune 19.--The dis
covery OF ayssianse ~hieh naS supply
Il neasive wta gng person W. aid want
10 put Waldo 1t. Eaifou oat II ha
way was made tsjs afternoon ard 1t
more strongly th5An ever indicates he
presence of a lhiga ptf sen lri the Eijpo
wan building last Tuesday night. when
the aged politician received injuries
which resulted Ia his death. IL caused
Coroner Phelan 80 ad3oarn hts Inquest
az tbe moment las was - call his first
witness and continued tho $5. a9A bail
If Mrs, Helen a. Angle az whose
apartments Mr.. Balboa was a visitor
that night The session ia now set
for Friday afternoon.
chief of Police brennan confirmed
the discovery 10 the reporters tonight.
but In a most guarded manner.
AN can SAY is that we made dis
eoyeries At the fiat To-day aich, In my
optuton. establishes murder" he said,
1T involves laird person. second
man; that IS all WA tell you.
He expressed the belief however,
that Il would all he cleaned mp by
Thursday afternoon or at least In t1gae
for tina Friday session.
AS a result ~ today's inveefiga-
tton into the death nf Bali@a md a
thorough search Of Mrs. Angles apart
msnts. a bundle Of letters which alled
cellar box, rug nine feet by twelve.
which was IA the door If Mrs. Angles
bedroom. pillow some beaelothing
aud some other articles. were taken to-
night "a polic,. headquarters.
1t was said the letters were not
from Charlie" the gunner Of the hat
tleship Texas. whose letters were found
on Friday. but that was ali. Ii was
learned that the rug was taken because
on The other side of K the luvessiga-
tors discovered broad stains which
must be analysed by chemists.
pr Weaver tomorrow VIII make
chemical ANALYSIS Of these stains. which
have not been known before.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
PITCHED BATTLE NOW

Il
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lack OF ammunition to push the cam
paign into Mexico City. Munition of
war promised by Carranza from The
stores landed at Tampico have failed
to reach villa.
Plans Coup.
1t is believed to be his purpose, by
withdrawing TO Torreon, to show the
so-called hrst chief of the constitu-
tlonalists that he win not carry fur
Their the campaign against Huerta IN
less allowed ready access to war equip
nent. At the same time. Villa is known
to have received at Zacatecas a million
pounda Of rife cartridges and machine
gun ammunition from Torreon. enough,
ii is estimated to enable him 10 make
a strong offensive movement against
Carranxa should he SO determine.
IN the event that villa moves against
carranza, 1t will probably mean quick
entraintns and IA fast ride under full
steam in order 70 effect the coup be-
fore amy OF the east coast generals
W hose allegiance Carranza claims, can
reach his assistance. In the event that
II succeeds Villa will probably send
Carranza out of the country. and then
claim the allegiance of tho other revo-
lutionary chiefs,
Carransa VIII Come Around.
Additional reason for accelerat'nR
any attack villa may make Will be
furnished by the necessity for quick
action To prevent the explosion OF
mines placed along the railroad for
many miies by Carfanza soldiery.
Friends close TO villa said today II
lis the rebel leaders, hona that Car
ranza VIII realize Instantly the FOLLY
IF quibbling longer with villa and will
allow to he transported from Tampico
whatever supplies the rebel army re-
qGires,
Villa communicated with Juarez to-
day from "A way station south of
Juarez, He denied reports of an ac-
cute breach with General 'carranxa and
said his return was oeeasioned by
shortage of ammunition aud the proba-
hls evacuation of AEuas Calientes by
tn federal garrison S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
Personal Briefs.

Hilary Du Nal, assistant cleps OF
Hastings court, part II and who
boasts that he has brother TO be
welded in the near future. has gone
to Mountain Lake, Va. to take a rest.
Hilary stands proof for the fact thas
there good fishing and deep water
AT the lake.
Mrs. Harry Dcitrick and children.
Of Norfolk who are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. ] W Deitrick. of 1913 Balm
bridge street, Will return TO their
home Friday.
Mrs w. c, Lowry. IF Mas ms park.
Is quite III in Johnson Willis sani-
tariuin,
Ill in his home, 1920 Porter street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30

BENNY COUNTY FARMERS FALL
oUT OVER sADDiE-sLA1
EXoSEHATEG.
EXoNIlH ATEs41.

Roanoke Va. June 2a.--Dade shlve-
ley. shot and Killed his cousin, }, K.
$hiveley, n prominent and prosperous
farmer Of Henry county, at the iAtter's
home near Waidesboro late Saturday
night. ], Il. Shiveley died early Sum
day morning after fully generating HIS
cousin from all criminal intent The
men quarreled over damaee to n sad
die owned by J. Il. shtyeiey
J. K. Shiveley as q result Of the
quarrel, advanced on his cousin and
shot pade Shtveiey first
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
ROOSEVELT P[EVED
At IhS|STEnCf Of
NEW YORK LEADERS
Flatly Refuses TO Become Can
didate for Governor and fer
One Entire Day Deeinees to
Talk to Anybody


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30

Tn case noticeahle on account
Of the nearness Of independence Day
and the fact that the party ARRESTED.
bears a name which causes atten-
tion, George Washington. colcred. to-
Eether with three other negroes, was
fined s. yesterday in POLICE court,
part II. for rolling the bones in the
backlots Of South Richmond
On the charge Of assauiting Edward
Pranch. Eddie Straighter paid S. te
Police court part II, yesterday. Both
men are negroes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
]. C. CORltY QUITS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD

The resignation ~ John O. Corfey
as il member of nfe school board.
which has t3een anticipated for some
time, MAS sent Yesterday 10 President
W. If Alarms. Of the hoard Of alder
men
II Is understood thAA "a meeting viii
he held next Monday night "a elect
d salece esor 70 Mr., tsofiey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
SENT TO THE ROADS
FOR SUPPER I

DIR. James Buchanan was the chief
complainant in a case called In Po-
lice court, part H. yesterday. which
resulted in Clarence Williams. twenty
three years old. and barber by trade.
going to the roads for six months
ana being nut ucder Il SSfo peace
bond TOR SIX months by Juet.ce Maui
rice.
The charge against Williams was
for nonsupport Of his wife ana two
children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30

hand OF music players win entertain
SouthslGe folks
The band mas given two concerts
this season In Washington square so
far aad every1ine 1t has rainea and
interrupted the pleasure derived from
them,
An unusual attractive program has
been planned by Professor kessnica.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
Musical Concert.

AS music lovers of the Southside
have been having many disappoint-
ments about the music In Washing ton
Square on account of the wiles OF
Jupiter Pluvius 1t Is earnestly hoped
that II viii be fair night Thursday
when Professor Joe Kessnich and his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
woodmen Outing.

Members Of Maple camp. woodmen OF
the World. No. 1ss! of the southside,
will leave this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
for Forest Hill Park. whore they will
hold big picnic and supper.
Tho lodge will award many prizes for
the best cakes, and pie-eating con-
test and athletic games will add 10 the
FIN The outing has been planned
some weeks and tina committee on
comnissAries viii have enough br,tns-
wick stew 70 satisfy, ths AppetitAs 81
Al tAoee tHeA ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30
High Constable's
Sale!

will sell by public auction, on Tues
day. the s0th day OF June 1914, /
o'clock r. NJ at my storehOosa, Nc
s0s East Franklin, the following prop
arry. III satisfy distress warrants and
executions in my hands, Large Gas
stove, Household Furniture. Etc.
4ermB. Cash,
w. II. WYATT. JR., H. O., @ n,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-30

Virginia IefF .Taeaday, cooler In
13ufh pot tiof4 Wednesday fair, 4tght
70 north and northeast winds.
North Caroilns Generally fair Tues
aay and "Wednesday moderate vest 10
northwest winds.