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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
THE SOUTHSIDE
ANOTHER OPEN-A|R
MEETING PLANNED

Tho success OF the prohibition
meeting held recently on Washington
square has led the members OF tho
Women's Temperance League OF
America to begin making plans for
another meeting on the Southside and
It will not be long before arguments
for the Statewide election will be
heard in South Richmond.
When the meeting was held tho
last time on the Southside more
than 500 people Hooked to the park
to hear the speakers. OF whom Mrs.
Ropp was the principal one. The
present plans are to get some dis
tinguished speaker from another
State where prohibition IL in effect to
come and tell Southside citizens about
the benefits Of the Statewide plan.
Interest in the coming election on
the Southside Is at its height. 1t IL
the gossip Of the town. and. with the
assistance OF the Virginia Constitu-
tional Club OF South Richmond. which
was recently promulgated to further
the success OF the election, the Wo-
mans Temperance league should have
\ monster meeting In the park.
The long line Of saloons and mall
order houses on Hull street has been
q source OF much disgust on the part
OF many Souths.de citizens. Now that
the Hull street cars pass up lower
Hull street. 1t is exceedingly OBJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

New York men succeed In securing
any patronage. it Will. be with this
distinct and thorough understanding
that they are to pull with the adj
ministration and to be part and parcel
Of it. to such an extent that tho preei-
dent may desire such cooperation.
The moral Of the tale Is that there
Is no place In Washington for anti
Wilson congressman. While the dis
trihution of patronage II not by any
means the most important thing the
president is thinking about. It. Ii
worth while remembering that his
political mind IS not so shallow a. to
permit him to award hostile or In
different Democrats with the spells Of
victory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
CITIZENS MEETING

Improvements. reforms. matters
pertaining to the enlargement of
mem bership and other equally i'm
portant rlatte re- Will be discussed by
the Woodland Heights Citizens asso-
citation at the monthly meeting next
Thursday night
At the last meeting of the club, a
was formed TO canvas the
suburb for more members for the
orga nization and 1t has been rumored
that they have captured many OF the
citizens in that section.
A member OF the association has
extra benefits, such aa having his
garbage and refuse removed from his
lot and a great many other things
which n given by the association. A
recently went to the city
council and had them order the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power company to
put on an extra car on the Forest Hill
line. This tha company promised to
do and Wo' land Heights Is bene-
fitting there y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
ONLY THE FAITHFUL
WELCOME At PIE
COUNTER
NEW YORK CONGRESSMEN MUST
LINE UP WITH WILSON IF
THEY WANT JOBS.
BY p. FL. MCGOWAN.

Washington, July 31.--Nothing
moro thoroughly convincing Ia re-
CURED to indicate the uselessness Of
a congressman at the present time
mintstration than the viEit OF the
thirteen New York city Democrats.
who a day or two ago made q
pilgrimage to the White House to
find out where they were at" And as
yet they do not seem to have found
themselves.
In this visit there liz much that Ia
significant These thirteen Manhat-
tan congressman were minus two
members of their company when
they motored through the broad ave-
nues of the city OF Washington and
sped along tho maple-shaded streets
to meet the president. Fifteen was
the number which originally met with
Congressman Fitzgerald. but two fell
by the wayside. lost heart, got cold
feet, or something OF the kind. and
failed TO appear before the chief
executive. Anyhow, these thirteen
went to the White House for pur-
pose and whether they accomplished
IL has not yet been learned.
Sore, disheartened. and altogether
gloomy because they have not pulled
with the administration, and seeing
defeat staring them in the face at
every run of the political road. Fftz-
gerald took the bit in his own mouth
and declared that something had to
be done and done now--tmmediately
without any mental reservation or
self equivocat.on whatever. There
upon he called upon his colleagues to
assemble in solemn council at the
wigwam and discuss plans for smok-
ing the pipe OF peace with the big
chief at the White House. 1t was do
or die. Things have not been break
ing well with Fitzgerald. indeed. he
and his friends OF the New York dele
CATION have received so little patron
age, SO little encouragement In the
way of federal pie distribution, that
they wearied of ever being able again
to pass out the savory plates to the
faithful Manhattans
In other words, to make a long
story short, they got nothing in the
way OF federal appointments. all the
Jobs going to the other fellows. That
was when the memorable trip to the
White House was made by the thlr-
teen Manhattan men. What they did
there no one seems clearly to know,
nor Is 1t important in a great way to
any except themselves. The real
point Is that not being in sympathy
with the president, certainly 20 far as
Mr.. Fitzgerald il concerned. they
could hope for nothing.
This situation. with opponents for
house seats going all over the dis
tricts lambasting the men out of touch
with the administration. almost ran
Fitzgerald crazy. II no and the other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
Charge Six With
Violations of the
Child Labor Law

Five Of tho owners OF crab -fnc-
tories at Hampton and Phoebus and
bottling works at Newport News
have had warrants served upon them
charging the employment OF children
Of tender ages In violation OF the State
child labor laws. The warrants were
sworn out by Inspector j. B. Cline
dinst, OF the Office OF State Labor
Commissioner Doherty.
The concerns against whom have
been made charges OF violations are
l. NJ Newcomb. crab factory. Phoe-
bus; Coca-Cola Bott1ing company.
Newport News: and Rawiins-Comiter
company, J. Fl. Jarvis. D. p. Elliott
and ". s. LAngford, crab factories
Hampton
The Newport News case will be
tried In the Police court In that city
Monday The Hampton cases win be
tried In Hampton Tuesday and the
Phoebus case will be tried Wednes-
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
GREAT BAND BILL
PARKS NEXT WEEK

Kessnich's band played before a
large crowd of Church Hill people at
Jefferson park last night, and will
tonight give a concert at Byrd park.
The program this week has proven
most attractive. and has been heard
by many thousands of people in vari-
Gus sections OF the city. The rain In
terfered in South Richmond on Thurs
day night.
The program for next week. VIII. 1t
Is said, include a solo number. a
clarinet selection, by Harry F. Ryder,
who is conceded to be one OF the most
finished clarinetists In this section Of
the country He will play the "Carni-
val de Venice" arranged by Guardi-
baccio. and will have popular en-
core number The Mystic Shrine
March" will also be on the bill for
next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
SPECIAL MEETING
ON HENR|C0 ROADS

The finance committee last night
declined to take up the proposition OF
acceding to the request OF Henrico
county officials the expenditure OF
500, 900 in road improvements out
side the proposed territory for an
nexation. in order to head Off pos
stble litigation in the courts.
It was considered by members OF
the committee that discussion OF the
question would consume much tims,
and that many interested persons
would probably like to be heard. SO
Il was determined to pass the matter
by to be considered at q special meet
ing to be called some time next week.
Messrs. w. T. Dabney and John
Easley, were on hand to speak on the
question. but withheld their remarks
until the next meeting OF the COM
mfttee,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
SMOOTH STREETS
IN SOUTH RICHMOND

work of smooth paving in Richmond.
the administrative board yesterday d.
cected the superintendents OF gas, wa
ter and electricity TO proceed with
alacrity upon the work OF laying indi-
vidual connections with residences so
that the smooth paving may be pro-
ceeded with.
This paving viii be from Hull to
McDonough street on Twelfth and from
Twelfth to Fourteenth on Porter street
Superintendent Davis, OF the water
department, wag authorized to furnish
Barton Heights with 100000 gallons of
water. under the usual regulations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
STILL. DEBATING ON
TRADE COMMISSION

Washington. July S1.-The senate
spent another day In discussion OF the
federal trade commission bill. Senator
Shields, OF Tennessee: Senator Clapp.
Of Minnesota; Senator CumminA of
Iowa: and Senator Sutherland. OF
Utah. were the principal speakers
When the senate met this morning
It was expected that vote would be
reached on the bill and amendments,
but there was not a single amendment
disposed OF. When the committee ad-
iourned 1t was to meet at 10 o'clock
tomorrow with the expectation that
the bill can be passed before the SEN
ate adjourns tomorrow night
The debate today was largely q
legal one dealing with the court re-
view feature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
SOwS PEAS AND GETS CORN
Plaintiff Wants $1,000 for Timo He
Wasted ON the CxOp.

Charles Dorrman bought three
bushels OF what he supposed were
telephone peas In April. 1911. from a
wholesale seed house OF Paterson. N.
J.. and planted the seed on hts farm
at Wortendyke. suburb Of Patter-
son.
Small sprouts showed above the
ground and Dorrmann nursed them
fondly. The sprouts continued to
sprout, and tho cultivatinE and nurs-
ink continued. but no peas AupeAred.
n IA = suit Tor $4,000, MED G4enkly
IA m Circuit court M n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
Fined sa.so For Islander.

On a charge Of criminal,y SANDER
Ing I.ottie Wybert, w. p. Hickman
was fined $3.50 and costs by Mag
istrate l.. w. Cheatham in the Swans
boro court yesterday. J. NJ. Turner
the complainant. d. NJ.
White was counsel for Hickman.
The case grew out of neighborhood
jealousy Attorney Turner claimed
that. the reputation Of his client had
been damaged. but this was not up
held by the Judge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

Dorrmann against the seedmen. the
planter declared that instead OF peas.
he could have harvested. had he wish
ed, a small lot OF inferior horse corn.
Dorrmann says he paid sl2.75 for
those three bushels OF supposed tele-
phone peas. and this. together with
the time he wasted IN cultivating the
crop and wear and tear on his land.
easily foots up IS, ooo-New York
World
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
Thomas f. Peete.

Boykins. Va, July 31.--Mr Thomas
f. Peete, a we'll known merchant OF
Branchville, died at the Protestant
hospital in Norfolk on Tuesday morn
Ing. OF this week aged seventy years.
His burial took place Wednesday AFT
ternoon at Branchville. the services
being conducted by the Rev. r. 8.
Baughan. OF Boykina Mr.. Peete had
been in declining health for several
months. He Is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Dykes. Of
Branchville. and four sisters. Mrs-
Ada Peete Person. Mrs Madeline
Cherry Peete-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
SOCIALIST LEADER
OF PARIS Is SHOT

Paris. July 5i.--Jean Leon Juarez.
Socialist leader and former deputy.
was shot here by an unknown man
late tonight. He is reported dying
The Socialist have been opposing
war
The police have withheld details. but
It is understood that the assassin re-
sented an anti-war statement made by
Juarez-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

THE Brotherhood OF the Glasses"
will be the subject OF Rev. w. A.
Coopers sermon Sunday night at
Central Methodist church. corner
Thirteenth and Porter streets.
At the morning service, the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper Will be
celeo raied. Sunday school at s;i5 A.
II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

A deed Of bargain and sale has
been recorded in the Chancery court by
which four lots on the south side Of
Broad street. bewteen Shafar and Har-
rison streets. are Transferred from Rob-
ert b. Campbell to N. B. F1orsheim. for
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
Hest 0easAore Outin9.
WAQHAPREAGuE.

Homeliks Comforts. Surf Bathing.
Boating. Fishing. Automobiling. Ten
mis-, Music Bowling and Pool Free).
Electric Lights, Artesian Water and
Row Boats. Ten Miles Outing IN
Power Boat, loc. Send for Booklets.
A. II. q, MEARs. wAchApreague. East
srn Shore, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
Property Transfer.

A property transfer recorded IN
Hastings court. part II. transfers a
house and lot with Improvement on
Same TO william w. Simmons. The
property formerly belonged to Mar
garet ]. BEDFORD. The price was
1880.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
At Central Methodist

ject;onahie and many or the people
are anxious FOR Il to be wiped out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was issued in tho
ONCE OF clerk Of the Hastings court
yesterday to Lee Bussenger and Myrtle
Duryea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

Rev r. NJ white. pastor Of De-
catur-Street Methodist church. will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow at both
services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01
Total amount OF work author
ICED from January to July


81. 1914. inclusive $:,fos, sas
Increase In new work In July, 1914.
as compared with July, 1918, amounts
20 SSlo.T1s: increase in alteration and
sepair work in July, 1914. as compared
with July. 1919, amounts TO $3,79s,
making Z net increase In all work au-
thorixed in July, 1914. as compared
with July, 1919. OF s3i4.si4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

Total number OF exAnInatlons and
reports %
Amount OF rev work jan
uarv TO July 81, 1914. In
elusive . .......,+ se,s0f.5gs
Amount of repair work from
January to July 81. 1914.
inclusive .... .. so4,ofs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-01

ytaAtfng Relatives.
Miss Ef1o Smith. Of the SouthMde.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
MINES. MINING COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER

believed tail of the demands for al
  outside developments had ben of character
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

general industry
 
 strike Michigan weather the
 
 anticipation
  The fact be that while merchants abroad taking depression buspess pass extremely
 
 
 shortghed policy Commission on the application of the Eastern railways for permission increase freight be commission may
  year railways waiting before carrying out decision until would be accomplish much outdoor railways woud be to following
 
 in product a
  the markets abroad and the absence of disturbing clements The
  is industry is true also spring
  proportions in by circles would indicate produced Copper pounds O A Both with Bisbee previous Stock piles at the them l--neve
 ' DEVELOPMENT DEAL piece affecting mining that MeGrah will receive
 
 personally meeting stockholders which has proposal option ssS5OOO which This stock has sold in 12 SIP | l. N. kiNsEY NEGOTIATING PURCHASE Cochise of holdings coche which granted acquired the lease about Kinsey engneers is he satisfactory while being for he o T POSSIBILITIES The possibilities. practice further while until the 
 cochlse  quantities making  addition there the possibility found pursuit of develop the old management q CONSIDERED FAIR PRICE t 
 The distribution of s75o share upon hands of of expected realize he position ahead with the development of tho property of g locally and of it position In the beginning they
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HIGGINS PURCHASE COMMENDED


 
  the district attended all a
  well
  locality bearing upon
 
 in the Hssus claims there will be for material actual Aceao in rarl;e yn.ur of tho outlying properties.
 LOCATED 20 a2o Black ls74O the Naco Pass with 6OSO making total of 64s7o acres opinion location t s norhery being nearly north and south It is bounded the north by the William A Black Hawk and
  of the Cole
 
 more hen feet
 FOLLOW ORE STRANGERS of Mines Wn  deposit lisbce formation frd often lead to partly opmens Higgins tract high grade trendng the directions Higgins group OOofoo, levels In territory developing highly satisfactory manner particular holdings the Cole has made gains in n m last two years and it is still running drifts new ore 
 these drifts being towards each other with ore showing probably will be found this camp in pockets or lenses 
 IS EASY TO EXPLORE This levels the Cole shaft while Magenta not thar matter to extend drift to th eastward desired The purchase developments that side of the pny property their hands they in Viewed from extensions that hav the could well permit 1t to unnoced in the gh territory It's real value still he proved It is all virgin ground exist win pObab be at depth surface It will require comparative iy the levels of the Cole shaft and this vii be done from the Cole about oo e but will being worked in the Cole muc nearer the than this
 INDICATES EXPANSION purchased about +oo feet from the "hse e shaft of the Copper Queen rich tn southwestern the edge viewed nov by many people look pretty well toward the the Bsbee having taken on much greater of late
 COPPER OUTLOOK uucb doub has been expressed statistics eain o the condition industry especially those giving amounts warehouses; says the Bos'on Fnnc News exports to Europe during the past e months and that as they have not nead reported that they ~ gone into storage latest e1panao of the situation being stored in Germany in places covered hence that tho size Of the exports reliable guide consumption would not be surprr there reports but even If o they are nara good basis pessmism future metal prices
 EUROPEAN PURCHASES
 European purchases or the metal are eno que " consumption or the metal being bought m anu n m future requirements In taken out their requirements little accumulation of e0pp
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05


 that needed failed of 
 kiNsgY MEANS BUSINESS
 opportunity available anywhere the  light associates and that if unwad and little further probing about done under the option there will be oube property be said there probably large this time interested in the district who might be readily in will able provided stockholders him the option These considered higher figures around half mil consideration the having occurred about
 BASED
 
 working As there nothing the situation The during the fall and winter months divisions period reached by the in the district The plentiful always in the winter and advantage hand and also this period of each the working forces are re- the plans and abundant division All has occasoned comment the the increased
 
 Also there has been reorganization plan division which will result the closing of the mining of It's through the Hobook which is worked out the last few years There at labor with all decreases the district
 
 throughout 1914 than in 1913 The been the greatest they ever had in district
 C. AND A. ANNUAL MEETING
 week tomorrow stockholders will be in the coming tho visitors have little to transact in the actual There s little likelihood of changes in family which has conducted the affairs of the company with that the duties of Captain John might be enlarged and that supervision all mining enterprises which would be secured Of confirmation available MT Greenway now carrying very questionable he would care to a under which Calumet X tremendously in all and should desire still broader of his abilities.
 WILL FOR IDENTIFICATION
 Greenway several days insp of the work the New cOrn property and his personal report on this to the Calumet the end of this interesting them will also good deal of information which he will be able conditions C. the making Of for things have been moving along steadily in the at Also he will have very good word The latter has been jusg the constant improvement in oueang results will add the satisfaction of persona properties and tho of this procedure will n douedy great above that which re ports seeing in the Warren fniy appreciate
 | NEW coRNgLA SITUATION
 The principal Conea the Ao that available The pump put on the strata of l5o inches There ex materially improved upon The question involved plans in connection with the future eondue property determination that there will be water available on the big matter under consider aon for the This problem Is a being rapidly The end of the ia likely to see positive
 
 ods which will employed proceeded point be handled to advantage Since It determining how much advantage 'l WILL BENEFIT IN VARIOUS WAYS hayeb 6ed results thererom, 1t b added promise to provide practice and that vii highly properties generally the Southwest way of recovered with profit Ne
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 industry with the falling Michigan held
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-23
msoo orARN IN lioHr9l
v7Rt NoleO.

vrasces Starr u through with heavy
1roary roles for = while. In the new
xnoblauch play which David Bslasca
oaD' provided for Der she hAs . glriish
- built along "innocsat" lines, and
~ same will 10 found true. Il 10 SAID
Wkea she ID sen In her new Percy
vi Hodges play. which 10 10 follow
~ Oos she 10 rehearsing now.
.'AMoYHGR DAMAGED GOODS"
JOhn Leffier. Inc. u putting out an.
otAor production Of Damaged Goods
- nay the New England States. II
II opsn New Years Day In water.
IN. Conn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-23

Then The applicant slou,hes allenly ihroug:, ne
opened door and the boss" heckons to Jack Jack IS
glad hat PERSONAL NEATNESS always has been
matter q CAREFUL ATTENTION win him, for ~
fatha ofl1a I'D ~. ~vhne . mans CLOTHES emit
MAKE IN thsy efl0 PROCLAIM him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-23
THE OTHER BRACELET-By s. Goblet
Part Three-The haunted Cellar -

Still the silent figures dance. Deter.
mined 10 sse II they are real. Dick, with
chatterinS teeth. plunaes toward them.
Just ~ he IL about to touch them he comes
in contact with solid wall. The figures
disappear.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-23

Thrre he made % vat until Tie "6oa" fnishe,
Win another applicant Ne hean him say: "your hair
needs cca,bng. YOU hands need washing, your clothes
nsed bunhag yur shoes nssd shining and your eo9ar
3 go lSsst :,ss ~ xrS{ ~ 8. Sho - 10 NEAL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-23
WILL y. JOMKSTONE
M0osr0t0s.

The "boss," Nllsked With Jacks QUALIFICATIONS
offers hin, position as office boy with chance 70
Team te business" n commercial house. and whes,
|he has oitnsd JackS 6sla - ekA .Can you perform
(lsnr r oueae - Ia sDwoA "kev6 tslk MAJ
vsx" B - npN ~ yHl NV Yer ca ~ YeS~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-23
R,sAss
RessevsG

BRiCtT AND EARLY next morning, fortified with
new Isl, Jack starts out. guhg ta 10 Tho paie where
N. day befoss ne hsd bee, offered DE "enand boy 20
"Noi IN inI after YOU refused ~ msn tens hin. "a
wsmr man cusne n vtso Aadu1 3cw HCA NO.
| ttONs.", So Jsct deYsNs ls u nat 10.