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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-23
Al the Queen.

The Queen is showing quite an
interesting two part comedy drama
today in the title of THE Daugh-
ter of Eve" by the Lubin players,
featuring their popular star, Ethel
Clayton, supported by cast that
does efficient work Some beauti-
full country scenes are portrayed in
this two reel offering where a
Young lawyer falls In love with a
farmers daughter. He saves the
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son OF neighbor, thus winning the
old mans consent to the marriage
of his daughter There is some
comedy in this picture play especial
ly where the farmer and neishbor
SON have a water fight in the horse
trough The single reel is q Vita
graph comedy and a high class one
in the title Of second Sight" To
morrow The Queen viii show Fran
ria X Bushman in The Motor
Buccaneers. thrilling story Of
intrigue and adventure adapted
from the Munscg Magazine.
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WHENEVER YOU NEED
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
ILTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston 30, Detroit 30,
Philadelp IA. Cleveland 3.
Chicago 81, Washington Ia.
New York st Louis. rain
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR.


RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago :, New York Q.
brooklyn > Cincinnati 4 1ten Ill
linss).
Boston s, Pittsburg :.
st. Louis ;. Philadelphia 4.
WHERE. THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at Boston
I'ittsburg al Brooklyn
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago AT Philadelphia
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
MEETING NEXT week
At NEWPORT NEWS
PROGRAM COMPLETED FOR CON-
I'EDERATE REUNION IN HAAP-
TON ROADS CITY.

Newport News, Va. Oct. Is
plans for the annual Confederate
reunion, to be held here Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. are complete and the official
program has been made public. Fea-
turing the, program Is the grand bal
ut the Elks home Thursday night, a
reception at the Warwick hotel Wed
nesday night and the introduction OF
the maids and sponsors at Academy OF
Music Tuesday night
The program follows:
Tuesday, October 20.
Grand camp meet at IL A. M.
Prayer by the grand chaplain.
Address of welcome by Mayor b.
Z. semmes. for city.
Marquis Jones, commander of Magru-
der camp.
Response by Brigadier General K.
s. Parks for the Grand Camp Confed-
crate veterans.
Music.
Roll call of officers and standing
committees.
Appointment of credential commit
tees.
Report of the grand commander.
Music.
Adjourn to meet at / 0 A. NJ, Octo-
Der q.
3 T. NJ, T. C. V. Virginia division
annual meeting at the Academy of
Music for business aud election of Of
ficers.
p NJ. the sponsors and maids of
honor will meet the chief sponsor al
Hotel Warwick for mutual introduce
ton, etc.
$3.50 p NJ, introduction of sponsors
and maids of honor of the Veterans
and Sons of Veterans to the public at
the Academy Of Music.
Wednesday, October 81.
( 10 A. NJ. Grand Camp assemblies m
the Academy of Music for business.
! PRAYER by the cha plain. ..
! Music by the choir.
! Report OF committee on credentials,
| Report of quartermaster general.
/ Report of standing committee.
/ Report of special committee.
Election Of officers
Music by the choir.
Adjourned to meet Thursday morn
! ing, October %.
1 P. M, reception by the grand
commander to the veterans; sons OF
veterans, virginia division, T.. c. "
sponsors maids of honor and citizens
Mt Hotel Warwick.
9 r. M.-Reception given by the
Daughters of the Confederacy OF New
port News and Hampton. at the Hotel
Warwick to the veterans and sons OF
veterans. and sponsors and maids o1
honor and daughters of the Confed.
eracy of Newport News and Hampton
Thursday, October 20.
10 A. M--Grand camp ASSEMBLIES In
the Academy of Music for busino.s.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Music by the choir.
Communications, etc
Unfinished business.
PAIGE Of next meeting.
New business.
! Good OF the grand camp.
Music by the choir.
Adjourn 10 meet 1915.
8 =. M-Grand parade viii firm OF
West avenue.
$50 p. M-Grand hall at the Elks
home to veterans. sons Of veterans
sponsors, maids OF homo ana fiugh
tiers of the Confederacy of Newpor
News and Hampton, Va
Music III tae,- Swea- lIomt-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
SOUTHERN VISITORS
EXCHANGE LECTURES

Charlottesville. Va, Oct. d5.--An-
nouncement was made yesterday CT
the Inauguration OF a system Of inter
collegiate exchange lectures between
Vanderbilt. University OF North Caro-
lima, University Of South Carolina and
Virginia. the lectures to be delivered
annually by members OF the faculties
of the above named institutions.
This year DR.. william M. Thorn
ton. dean Of the school Of engineering
in the University of Virginia. goes to
North Carolina, while Prof. Edwin
Minis, who holds the chair Of English
at Vanderbilt, comes to Virginia. Prof.
Minis will come to Charlottesville
soon after the close Of ex-Presidcnt
Taft's lectures under the Barbour
Page Foundation in February. He is
an author OF note. being best known
from his life Of Sidney Lanier. re
formerly held chair in Trinity COY
lege. at Durham, and later went to
Chapel Hill to take the place vacated
by DIR. Charles Alphonson Smith,
The lecturer from one university
will speak at the other three in an
nual rotation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
BRING CHARGE AGAINST
STANTON TAILOR

Staunton. Va. -0ct. 15.---Michaei
Grueling was arrested here yesterday
afternoon on a charge OF seduction,
brought by Miss Sadie Robertson. 94o
Anderson street.
Grueling and his brother, Mathew
conduct Il tailoring business in North
Central avenue Arraigned before Po-
lice Justice May he was released on
bail In the sum Of 5000. furnished by
his brother until Saturday morning
when the preliminary hearing will be
held.
For months, 1t is said. Grnes:ng
had been attentive to Miss Robertson.
\ short while ago, 1t is alleged his
affections were transferred to another
AT time when Miss Robertson had
her trosseai, in readiness
City Employees Daughter.
Miss Robertson is a daughter or
Newton Ribertson, who Is in the en-
p,oy of the city street department.
She has been employed by the Bev-
erley Manufacturing company. She
makes her home with her aunt, Miss
Gussie Robertson, in whose care she
was reared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
Happenings Of the Day From All Sections Of Virginia
MISSING MAN IS
DEAD IN FLORIDA.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
OF AGED srAUNToN MAN
is EXPLAINED.

Staunton, Va, Oct. 15.-Disappear.
ing mysteriously Sunday afternoon
from mis- home at ait Reservoir street,
David Hupman, a man grown weak
both mentally and physically from
age, was unheard from by his aged
wife for nearly three days. Yester-
day she received telegram from far
off Jacksonville, Fla, saying that Mr..
Hupman had been drowned there.
Like a bolt from heaven came the
news, MS the aged woman, though she
had not been told where Mr.. HupnAn
was going, had supposed him to Dc
visiting some county relatives OF
friends, and had not even prosecuted
inquiry regarding his whereabouts. as
he frequently left home for short
time without telling her, the couple
having numerous relatives and friends
in Augusta whom both visited at
will.
Prepared for something unusual IN
the appearance OF q Western Union
messenger at her little home, Mrs.
Hupman. however. received terribl6
and entirely unexpected shock IN the
news. wired by Gordon and Anderson.
Jacksonville undertakers. that her
husband had been drowned in the dis
tant Florida city. She was Frustrated
by the telegram and relatives and
friends had to take the matter IN
charge and arrange for the transfer
Of the remains back to Staunton.
whence the unfortunate man wan
dered Sunday.
just how Mr.. Hupman got to jack
sonville, or why he went there, his
friends cannot even surmise, because
as far as known he had no relatives
in that city and knew no one there.
He was subject to fits of extreme Alb
sentmindedness. however. and 1t ID
supposed that he boarded an after
noon train Sunday and Just kept trav-
cling. He was last seen walking down
Main street about / o'clock Sunday
by Capt. Jas. N. Mcfarland The tele-
gram from Jacksonville gave no par
ticulars. simply stating that Mr.. Hap
man had been drowned and was with
out means. Mrs. Hupman stated that
she does not know whether or not
her husband had money with him
when he left here, but that he may
have had twenty or thirty dollars on
his person. Papers In his pockets
must have given his name ana ad-
dress.
To Bring Remains Home.
Hamrick & CO.. at the direction If
s. p. Silling, a nephew OF Mr.. Hup-
man, Is making arrangements for tho
removal OF the remains here. and ef-
forts are being made to learn the par
ticulars OF the tragedy. Mr.. Hupinar
who was over eighty years OF age, Ia
survived by his wife and two broth
ers, John. OF this city, and William,
of near Staunton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
Radford Notes

Radford Va, Oct 15.--Ex- Cover
rcr J., Hoge Tyler on Tuesday. at
chapel hour. delivered a very inter-
csting address to the students and
faculty of the normal school. Gov
ernor Tyler will deliver another ad-
dress at an early date.
DIR. j. @. johnson, superintendent
of the Charlottesville city school sys-
TEN, spent Wednesday night at Rad
fered as the guest of DR.. ]. p. McCon-
nell. He spent one day looking over
the Normal school and its work.
Miss Blanche Bulifant, supervisor
Of the training school, spent Monday
and Tuesday at Harrisonburg observ-
ing the work of the training school
Of the Harrisonburg Normal school.
Hon. r. E. Byrd visited the Normal
school recently. Mr.. Byrd has been
deeply interested in this institution
from its establishment.
Rev. JOS f. Wolfe and wife. OF
rrincetown, w. Va. visited their niece,
Miss Burr Wolfe, at the Normal
school Tuesday on their way to the
conference at Bristol Rev. Wolfe con-
Quoted the chapel exercises and brief
ly addressed the students.
DIR. G. r. Eager, OF Baltimore, re-
Gently gave a very interesting lecture
in the normal school auditorium on
the great war in Europe. DR.. Eager
and experienced great difficulty In get
ting transportation to America.
A high grade Lyceum course has
been provided by the Normal school
for the coming year. No other Ly-
ceum course will be offered in the
city This will insure very large sup
port for this courses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
SUPERIORITY Of
POLICE JUSTICES
RIVAL COURTS TO SIT ON SAME
BENCH IN NEWPORT
NEWS.

Newport News, Va, Oct. 15.~-A
comedy, drama and vaudeville travesty
on the dignity OF the court liz ex-
pected on January j. 1915. when both
Police Justice Brown and Police JUS
tce Christian administer justice in the
Police courtroom. There is but one
desk in the room and but one pedestal
on which desk and chair may be
placed. In fact, the courtroom was
built to be occupied by one police
justice at time.
Police Justice Brown stated last
night that he believes the Price b;,l
valid and will continue to act as police
justice until January J.. 1916, to which
time the Price bill has extended his
present tenure of office. He also
stated that ne will ne candidate for
reelection in November. 1915, at
which time the Price bill says the
police justice shall be elected by the
PEOPLE. The police justice further
states that he has consulted several
prominent men with regard to the
legality Of the Price bin and that they
concur in his views. If he is advised
otherwise. or changes his mind. police
justice No. / says ne will Immediately
advise the public of the fact.
Attorney r. ]. Christian, police JUS
ti't W.. ny tf1P dChlnn or Ine CIV
council, states that he also will hold
court in the police courtroom on
ard after January !. 1915, at which
time the city officers begin their term
"f office. Police justice No 2 states
that he, and not police justice No. /.
J. d. G. Brown. Is the legal officer and
ls determined not - be displaced.
Both justice No. ! and justice No. 2
say that they are going TO hold court
in the same room at the same time.
VIII they arbitrate the matter and
each try half the cases? Win each
case be tried twice. and, il so. which
decision is TO be valid? "Dopsters''
and "wiseacres are asking them.
selves these questions. Some say that
they had rather be tried by JUS
tice No. /, and others by justice No. 2
Councilman Baker an Independent
says that If two police justices hold
office two salaries will have to be
paid. That. he says, will mean a
hardship to the voters, as they are the
persons who pay the city's bills.
IT is not known at this time which
side will take the matter to court
T. J. Christian, police Justice No. 2
is confident that he is the real power
and that If the supporters of J. d. G
Brown, police justice No. /, do not
| like il, they can take the matter tc
| the courts. j. D. G. Brown. poles
| justice No. /, thinks that he is the
! real power and says that the council
| car take the matter to the courts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
NORTHERN METHODlSTS
MAKE APPOINTMENTS

stanton, Va, Oct. 15.-Rev. ]. G.
Buckley, pastor of the West Main
street Methodist Episcopal church, and
Rev. H. T. Hieronimus, conference
evangelistist, have returned 10 the
CITY having attended the sixty-eighth
session of the West Virginia annual
conference of their church. The con-
ference was held at Fairmont, w. va.
and Bishop C. w. Smith. OF st. Louis,
presided. The following local ap-
pointments were made:
Dr #. s. Townsend was continued
az superintendent OF this district.
Rev. j. c. Buckley was returned to
stanton for fourth year as pas
tor of the West Main street church.
Rev. ri. r. Hieronimus continues as
conference evangelist. Kew T.. 7. De-
holt nastor at Covington. Rev. G..
w. Marston. pastor at Waynesboro.
and Rev. F. A.. Sampson. pastor OF
Augusta circuit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
MRS. BELMONT TO
SPEAK At ROANOKE
WOMEN SUFTAGISTs PREPARING
FOR THEIR ANNUAL
CONVENTION.

Roanoke. Va, Oct. 15.--Mrs. O. n.
r. Relment, of New York. one of the
national leaders for woman's suffrage
in this country, will be the principal
speaker during the meeting OF the
Virginia Equal Suffrage Leaxue, in this
city. Mrs. Belmont will speak Satur-
day evening, November Z. at s o'clock.
lin Masonic temple.
Mrs. Belmont is first cousin CT
Mrs. ]. u. Logan. of Salem. and will
be the guest OF Mrs. Logan during her
stay here.
Mrs. Belmont. being native OF the
South, takes a keen interest In every
thing pertaining to the advancement
of this section. She was born In At-
lanta and moved to New York when
ten years old. 1t has been due largely
to the generosity of Mrs. Belmont that
the suffrage cause IN the Southern
States has been given SUCH great :m-
petus. She has donated thousand
dollars to each OF the Southern States
for the cause to which she has devoted
the greater part of her life.
The Duchess of MARLBOROUGH, who
be,Are her marriage was Cons.iclo
Ns..lerbilt. daughter OF Mrs O. II. r.
Belmont. is an ardent suffragist Re-
Gently she offered her home as a lied
Cross hospital. and is herself helpinK
with the nursing. Mrs. Belmont viii
be accompanied to Roanoke by Mrs.
Ruth McEnery Stuart, author OF
Sonny" and Miss Kate Gordon, OF
New Orleans. president Of the South.
ern conference for equal suffrage.
Mrs. Belmont. Mrs. Stuart and Miss
Gordon will be among The speakers Ii,
the rally. and it Is certain that the
appearance OF such distinguished suf-
fgragists will draw a large audience.
The public is invited to attend tho
meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
TATE AND BYRD ARE
SHOOTING STRAIGHT
INDICATIONS GOOD FOR DEMO.
CRATIC GAINS IN WISE
COUNTY.

Norton, Va, Oct. 15.---Txhe Demo-
Gratis Of this voting precinct are
greatly elated over the cordial recep-
ton OF Hon. r. Tate Irvine, Demo-
cratic candidate for congress, and
Hon. Richard e. Byrd, who spoke acre
Tuesday night. The meeting was held
in the town hal. every available seat
being taken and quite a number Of
people standing just inside the door.
The ladies also turned out in great
number to hear the speakers. Mem
bers of the Republican and Progress
sive parties also showed their interest
and courtesy by coming out to hear
the issues discussed. Mr.. Irvine was
plainly pleased with the character and
genuine welcome Of his reception, de-
livering a speech equal to. II not su-
perior, to anything he has "put over
during the campaign. Democrats are
claiming a majority here. Slemp car.
ried the precinct two years ago by six
ma jority, while Stuart carried 1t four
years ago by a majority of So. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
Jacgson--Massie.

I4ynchhurg. Va. Oct. 15,--At Grace
Memorial Episcopal church last eve
ming Miss Alice Irvine Jackson, dau9sl-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Jackson, of
this city, was married to Robert L.
Massie, SON of Senator and Mrs Bla I'D
Massie. of Nelson county. Rev. Clau-
dius F. Smith, rector Of the church,
officiated. Garland e. Vaughn, John
r. Morton, Adrian Nalle and Tazewell
Jackson were the ushers, and Misses
Eliza beth Moore. Sue Cannaway. Per-
cy Handy, Mary Clay, Mary Massie
and Anne Jones were the bridesmaids.
The groomsmen were William s. Cas-
kie, Mansen Massie. DIR. Robert Lem
on. Thomas Withers, Withers Massie
and w. Patterson Jones. Miss Flor
ence X. Jackson was the maid CT
honor and Robert Withers Massie best
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
THIRD DEGREE MADE
HIM SWEAR FALSELY

Norfolk. Va, Oct. 15.-John J.
Evans, accused of killing William
James Green, legless man. who was
shot to death at Ocean View TWO
weeks ago, was acquitted at a preliln-
mary hearing last night
r. f. L. Andrews. at whose house
the crime occurred. and who told the
police that Evans had killed Green,
testified that he swore falsely. He
said the police subjected him TO third
degree methods and he told. them
Evans did the killing. hoping they
would let him alone. Andrews swore
that Green was killed by two strangers
who came to- his cottage at the View
to obtain lodging. He said the men
ran out the back door after shooting
Green and he ran out the front door
and summoned the police. He Is held
in connection with the crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
BORAH TO SPEAK FOR
SLEMP AT WYTHEVlLLE

Bristol, Va. Oct. 15.--Chairman G.
s. Pendleton. of Congressman Slemp's
headquarters, was advised by wire
yesterday that United States Senator
william r. Borah, the Progressive
Republican. OF Idaho. will speak for
Slemp at Wytheville Monday. October
10. Arrangements will be made to &C
commodate throng of visitors. ns
many Republicans will go from other
parts Of the district. Senator Borah,
it is stated, promised Slemp to give
two days to the campaign In the Ninth
district, and in view of this promise,
Chairman Pendleton Is expecting Il
have the Idaho senator speak at Gate
City, Scott county, next Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
FREDERICKSBURG
FAIR MADE. MONEY

Fredericksburg, Va, Oct 16.-At =
meeting OF the board Of directors OF
the Rappahannock Agricultural ana
Mechanical Fair society the report Of
Secretary and Treasurer Henry Dan
nehl showed total receipts In excesa
Of the expenses. and tho premtums
were all ordered paid In full and there
is a balance left over for the next fairy
The fair was the best ever held hy
the society /. and more money was
taken In at the cato and from other
sources. In addition to the regular
prizes q number Of silver cups were
given in several OF the departments,
one for seed corn, another in the poul-
try department and several In the
stock department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
MINISTERIAL UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS

Charlottesville. Va, Oct. 15.--At the
regular meeting Of the Ministerial AS
ISOLATION on Monday, the Rev Robb
White, Jr.. was elected to member
ship.
The annual election of officers re-
suited in the choice of the following I
DR.. II. r. Lee. president.
Rev. II. j. Lunger. vice. president.
Rev. Samuel l.. Dumville. secretary
and treasurer,
DR.. Cecil V. Cook and the Rev.
Robb White, Jr, were appointed as
program committee for the ensuing
term.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
MT. SIDNEY POSTOFFICE
BROKEN INTO

Staunton, Va, Oct. 15.-Wild r,E
mors here that the postoffice at Mt.
Sidney was blown up Tuesday night
resulted upon investigation in the
news that the office had been broken
into by smashing paddock and s3S
in stamps and SIS cash stolen. The
thief, or thieves, left no clue as TO
their identity. but the matter has bee n
reported by the postmaster. NJ. s.
Johnson. to the proper authorities.
and the postoffice department may be
expected to investigate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
POCAHONTAS POLICE
SEEK SNOWMAN

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Pocahontas, Va, Oct. 15.-Te0
Leaders,, who has been employed at
the restaurant of General Samuel i.
Matz since the carnival was here in
July, and who was tried for the Kill
ing OF Earnest Rouzel. whom he
claimed to have pushed out OF the
Cincinnati restaurant, and who fell
on the sidewalk and received in
turtles from which he died in q few
hours, skipped out OF this city lass
night between the suns
Leaders, il about six feet. two inches.
dark completed, walks erect. and
when last seen wore q soft high-croMn
hat. dark atripped suit /