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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
GLASS REPLIES To
CHARGES AGAINST
SECRETARY NJ AOOO
Virginia Congressman Denies
That Revenue Cutters Are
| sed For Joy Riding

Washington. July II UA3.am G.
MeAdoo, secretary Of the treasury,
stands charged with having violated
Law Of the United States b. using
revenue cutters for Toy riding" This
charge was made in the house today
by Representative Good. Of iowa, a
Republican
Mr, Good quoted q statute passed
by congress prohibiting the use or
revenue cutters Tor personal service
and declared IN substance that MIR
McAdoo should he removed from Of
fic@ Mr Good charged that Mr.
McAdoo is not the only Democratic
ofheial who uses revenue cutters for
weak end visits and even longer
cruises lie charged that the cutter
fra1rae frequently makes JOURNEYS
frem Boston TO Washington to load
w with Democrats who Yearn for
Journeys down the historic Potomac e.
He called on Secretary McAdoo as an
official sworn 10 enforce the LAM 70
dessst arguing that his practice Of
violating the law governing the opera
ton Of revenue cutters would have a
bad effect on the country.
Representative Good attack on
Secretary NcAdoo provoked q viwor-
CTS reply from Representative Garter
Class. Of Virginia, the Democratic de-
fender OF the treasury department
Mr.. Glass denied that Secretary Nc
aioo had violated tbs law h. using
revenue cutters. insisting that when
ever Mr. GcA9co took tourney on
one Of these vessels. he paid the cost
out of his own pocket. Mr. Glass also
vigorously denied an assertion made
nraHa 500 Tsrn I - r4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
PORTE DENIES RUMORS
WILL NOT MAKE FLIGHT

Hammondsport, y Y. July IL
Lieutenant Porte sent the following
cabiegram TO the London Daily Mail,
which is owned by Lord Northclife,
donor Of the $685. prize for trans
Atlantic flight
Informed rumors circulating Eng
land Rodman Wanna maker fight been
abandoned. These entirely without
foundation, DELAY caused by afr
dculties raising such heavy load clear
of water. Solution certain early date.
Weight carrying qualities and be-
havior in air beyond expectation
tsigned) PORTE
Lieutenant Porte had been inform
ed that his serious intention was Ques-
toned in England. and ne hopes the
cahiegram will correct any such i'm
preston that the delay may have oc-
casioned
The America. with Lieutenant Porte
and George Hallett in the pilot seat
hydroplaned and left the water for a
short fight this morning carrying q
useful load Of loo pounds. This is
about 1000 pounds less than the load
required for the transatlantic flight,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
COURT Of INQUIRY
FOR RICHARDSON
CHARGED WITH GIVING NEWS OF
EXECUTION OF NEXICASS BY
AMERICAN TROOPS.

Washington. July t1.-~Admiral Fad
ger advised the navy department today
that he had authorized court Of in
quiry 10 sit In the case Of EHsign VIII
liam Richardson. L s. N who Is al
legged 30 have furnished the information
on which Fred l.. Roait. newspaper
representative at Vera Cruz, based a
story about the execution Of prisoners
by the American forces during the TAX
ing OF Vera Cruz. The court has con-
vened on the battleship Texas
1t was said on behalf Of Secretary
Daniels today that he is determined
that the charges growing out OF Baalt's
case shall be thoroughlg investigated.
Mr.. Daniels was responsible for the
hating Of the order for Boalt's depor-
tation. and this forfeiture of his Gre
dentia1s as an authorized correspondent
at Vera Cruz. He instructed that Boalt
be given further opportunity TO pre-
sent his side Of the case IN support of
the published article which got hin
into difrculties. AS A result, he named
Ensign Richardson as the officer re-
ferred TO and from whom he got his
information about the alleged eXecu-
ton OF prisoners.
According to the hest information
ohtainahle here regarding happenings
during the taking Of Vera Cruz, many
Mexicans found with arms in their
hands during the period Of street fight
ing and the sniping that followed.
we're summ arily shot by the American
forces, though. so far as is known
here, none was shot after being taken
prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
|WO TRUST BILLS
| READY WEDNESDAY
EyATE, COMMITTEES RUSHING
WORK ON CLAYTON AND
RAILWAY MEASI RES.

Washington. July lt.--When the
ro committees Of the senate deal
with trust legislation concluded
Ieir work late this afternoon, Il was
tnrdently predicted by the members
at the Clayton bill now under con e
hera,ien by the judiciary commit :
:. and the railway securities, or the
eyburn bill, so-called, which Is IN
Ie custody of the interes.ata cum
erce committee. viii both be re-
Rrted to the senate Wednesday -
xt week
Section 3 Of the Clayton bill, which
Fobanly will he eliminated entirely,
lakes it unlawful for Inc owner,
berator or transporter II tho pro-
kcts Of the mine. oil or gas well,
nnery. or hydro electric plant TO
fuse arbitrarily TO sell these pro-
lets TO any person or hrm OF re-
Feasibility. who may offer TO pur-
ase them with the intention Of re-
Bling.
Sec.on tot the bill, which relates
the exemption of labor unions, was
Il slightly modified. In its modified
rm, i, will be more restricted in
matter OF its exemptions The
mmittec was not noncom uiunica-
q. u,
the meeting today not to maxi
bile the details Of the bill as finally
reed on until the full committee
IS approved Il,
lection f2 Of the Clayton bill. which
ares TO personal guilt, was ordered
written and Senator Reed, Of Mis-
lri, was assigned the task. The
rpcse OF rewriting II is to make the
gusge more explicit. hut it was in
ted that the effect Of the words
not be changed by the revision.
Other sections of the Clayton bill
to be rewritten The action taken
ay was tentative.
While the Judiciary committee was
Juggling with the Clayton bill. the
|erstate commerce committee work
away with zeal on the railroad
nlrities measure This bill Is far
M complete and Is subject to
A4Ee at any time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
ULSTER LEADERS
FEAR THE WORST
WELCOME PEACE WITH HONOR:
II NOT. WAR THE ONLY
ALTERNATIVE.

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our late anu IN tne idte OF our oouh-
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$500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
GENERAL CARRANzA
ISSUES STATEMENT
GIVES ATTITUDE ON REFORMS
AND POSITION WITH REGARD
TO FOREIGNERS.

Saltillo, Mexico, July lin a
statement issued today by General
Venustisno Carranza. he gives his at
tttude on reforms and his position with
regard TO foreigners:
Il have complied, and propose TO
comply until the end. to the plan OF
Guadalupe. v hich bears date of March
plan. which was subscribed to by the
chiefs and officials who surrounded me
before | was acquainted with the
usurper. Huerta, l then being Cover
nor Of the state OF Coahuila, and ac-
cepted by all the chiefs and officials
of the constituencies army. I And
myself Obliged TO remove from the
posts they occupy unlawfully all the
usurpers of the three powers. execu-
tive, legislative and judicial.
AS the first chief OF the constttu
tionalists, I shall continue to struggle
to establish reace throughout the re-
public as soon as possible, and will
Immediately therefter call an election
which will rule in the re-esta hlishinK
of constitutional order in Mexico,
For this reason, the plan OF Guadalupe
is not. and will not, be a program Of
government. nor revolutionary Plan,
but rather, as it Is a political plan.
II have confidence in triumphing
over the enemy very soon, compelling
the principal chiefs and officials to
fee to foreign countries. or surrender
themselves
I'm respect to my attitude toward
foreigners. II has been, and will con-
tinue to be, one of absolute respect and
cordiaiity. I have dictated energetic
and explicit orders to all the chiefs
of the constitutionalist army that they
guard all foreigners without distlnc-
ton as to nationalities. protecting in
every possible way their lives ALI in
terests,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
MRS. ANGLE WILL
CLEAR UP MYSTERY

Stamford, Conn. July 1l-Judge
II Stanley Finch. counsel for Mrs
Helen NJ Angle, who is held without
bail pending the inquest into the
death Of Waldo r Ballou, this after
noon said that the next few days
would bring forth information which
would smash to pieces the States
theories in regard to Mr. Baiou s
Death He said he would not reveal
the information RE had talked the
matter over with Judge \. G. Downs
I'VE thought we would wait until
the case got into the courts. said
Judge Finch. "hut If can persuade
Judge Downs. we will have Mrs. Angle
make stat ,nent IN the coroner when
he comes here again, and II will CON
tain information that the State has
not gained and will not gain. II will
make some Of the theories put out 10
account for Mr., Ballou's death sound
silly"
Mrs. Angle. although she sent for
her physician this afternoon. was said
TO be fairly we'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Effort to Remove Seal of Sc
crecy From Testimony Given
by Jones
Business Men Will
Express Themselves
President Invites Criticism of
His Selections - Some Re-
publicans Will Vote for Chi
cago Man

Washington, July 1.-THE op-
ponents Of Thomas D. Jones and
Paul NJ. Warburg plan to conduct
their fight against confirmation in
the open Senator Hitchcock, acting
chairman Of the banking. and cur
rency committee. said today he viii
ask the senate TO remove the seal
Of secrecy from the testimony given
by Mr. Jones before the committee.
An effort will be made also TO have
the nominations considered in open
sessions of the senate.
The presidents plan Of inviting the
business men IF the country to ex-
press themselves on the Jones and
Warhirg nominations to the federal
reserve board is getting under way.
Mem hers OF the senate committee are
receiving many kilograms for and
aga inst confirmation Of the two mem
bers of the reserve board. Senator
Hitchcock said today that not single
protes; had come % hts committee
in New York against Mr. Warhurg.
and he expressed the opinion that
there would have been very little APP
position TO him IN the banking aud
currency committee il hf had been
willing 70 recognize tho right Ct the
committee TO question 'iIra
While Senator Hit7hcoak believes
that Thomas y. Jones cannot re con-
1rmed. that view Is n"r shared ny
some other senator's who arc ounoseti
10 Mr.. Jones It ia certain that some
Republicans win vote for tho C1scaao
man. Senator Sherman. n Illinois.
~ quoted by Senator lanes hamilton
Lewis as having rsfsad 20 afr Lewis
70 count him for Jones
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
letters and kilograms Pouring
In, Urging Colonel to Make
the Race
Sulzer Will Make 1t
| -Cornered light
Political Wiseacres Puzzled as
to Stand That William Ran
dolph Hearst VIII Take

oyster Bay. y. Y, July t,-Theo-
dore Roosevelt is again getting back
into his old time form, and IL is now
almost a certainty that ne will be en-
tered IN the Albany handicap.
Letters and kilograms are pouring
into oyster Bay by the hundreds
urging the Colonel to make the race
for governor Most OF those com mu-
n.catons come from upstate coun-
ties.
on the other hand. Progressives In
other states are practically unant-
nous In their demand that Colonel
keep out OF the fight in New York
State Their chief argument IS tina,
the party cannot hope to make any
Roadway In other States unless the
Colonel helps out by making a few
speeches Bull Moose nominees for
congress are the loudest in their pro-
tests against the Colonel running for
governor.
The Colonel has already arranged
20 make speeches in Maine Massa =
chusetts. Connecticut. Missouri. Penn
sylvan3a and Louisiana, but should
the Colonel make the race for govern
or. Governor Hiram W Johnson, Of
California; Albert J. Beveridge. Fran
els J Heney, Of California. United
States Senator Miles PoIndexter, OF
Washington, ard BainbridEe Colby. OF
New York. VIII be sent TO the doubt
fui districts for congressional nomi-
nees The Colonel has already made
up his mind to send a sufficient num-
her 81 Progressives TO Wa shinEton 20
control the balance Of power in this
next congress
Suizer Is certain 70 ret irto the gu
hernator al fight N y York, prah-
adj vas the cat G1'are - his recently
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
SIXTY THOUSAND
ANXIOUS To VOTE
AGAINST LIQUOR
This Number and More Sign
Petitions Requesting That
Election Be Called
Number of Lists
Yet to Come In
Papers in Many Instances Filed
With Clerk, But Not Yet
Certified to Secretary of the
Commonwealth

When the fourteenth OF July and
khe end of Statewide petluoning
comes, it is almost certain that there
will be in the hands Of tho secretary
pf the Commonwealth papers bearing
y total of approximately sixty ti4tt+i-
band names. The Anti saloon league
Two days ago officially claimed fifty
thousand petitioners. with a strong
belief that the number would be
anger. This Claim was suhsta inflated
BY the actual figures Yesterday,
when the number already certified TO
the secretary was 5Sia7 Owing &c
he fact that yesterday was saturday,
Ind that there was no opportunity
Cor those petitions that came in after
2 o'clock 70 be counted. not even all
hose already mailed are included IA
his total
From estimates made ard reports
Received at Anti Saloon league head
huarters, some s3xty-hVe or seventy
thousand men are known 10 have
3igned The law provides that the
Certificates shall be made to tNe
Governor by the secretary on The
4th of July, which Is Tuesday ~ tflis
geek Therefore there remained or
he Anti Saloon league workers part
II SATURDAY., SUNDAY and part of Mon
lay for the petitions 10 TeaCA me
ecre,arv in order that he NAV have
hme 10 properly certify u the COVER
cr the correct number i is thought
ha, there VIII h. n verv much in
rea.ei total 70 be announced on
Monday. after The SATURDAY afternoon
Ind Sunday maj lis have been opened.
Petitions SIN Out.
That son9e very large blocks ~
Editions are still out Is evidenced ey
he fact that white many petitions
rere signed IN Richmond and havs
Nen flied wftll tire court clerks they
ave nnt Vet been certified 20 80
erretarv In ore mail there came
rom Staunton YESTERDAY rsper
caring 1900 names and others as
rye are 10 he heard from.
Anti saloon league headquarters
ester6av saw Us weekly departure ~
orkers. who have gone out 10 speak
bdav In the churches of country ara
hwn districts ali over the state
Farv ~ the speakers have been
beak'ng every dav IN the week. ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
FALL FROM WAGON
KILLS AGED WOMAN

Especial to The Richmond VirEinian)
Sheppards Va, July I1.-Mrs
Mary A. Carter. aged nIncty-two
years fell from a wagon last week
p nd sustained injuries from which she
died Mrs Carter had led a very &C
tive life and had always been remark
ably healthy She leaves one son,
George w. Carter, Of sheppards, and
several daughters, ali married The
burial services we're conducted by
Rev J. w Gee.
Mr. Herman Pollard Of Richmond.
visited his sister Mrs. j. r. Austin,
at Sheppar9a last week
Rev James Cannon viii speak to-
morrow IN the Methodist church ar
Sheppards, Nearly every voter In our
section Of Buckingham signed the
Statewide petition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Alleged Car Thief.

Arthur nabney. eolored. was arrested
last night and detained at the First
station on the charge Of having broken
into a Southern railway car for the
purpose Of robbery. lie will have 10
answer to Justice John tomorrow
morning,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
BOLT OF LIGHTNING
FIRES HER CLOTHES

Especial to The Richmond virginian,)
Wytheville, Va, July 1f.--While
home in eastern section of this county
late yesterday afternoon. Mrs David
Meredith was struck by lightning and
rendered unconscious. Several small
children in the room escaped unin-
jured. Mr.. Meredith, returning from
the barn. found his wife unconscious
and her clothes on fire. She was not
seriously injured
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Diamond aud watch Case.

William BrAat-allaAl .Eunl-IAil H. . IL
being held ar the Second station on
the charge of having taken a diamond
ring, valued at $50 and n watch, cost
ing SIS belonging to w. II, Gentry.
He will be heard in court tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Charles Latmer was charged last
night with shooting f. r. Wade in the
arm. because he would not get out of
his yard. Squire Mccarthy attended
to the details at the First station. and
the case will come up before the Po-
lice court tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Her Absence Leads TO Suspi-
cion That She Has Changed
Her Testimony
Doctor Criticizes
District Attorney
Husband Of Prisoner in Bailey
Murder Mystery Says I hat
Celia Coleman Has Eeen
Kidnapped

Fraeport. l. l., n. Y, July il--Tne
Smith that his case against Mrs. Flor
ence Carman. now locked up In the
Mineola jail on the charge or having
murdered Mrs. Louise Bailey, had been
materially strengthened since the in
quest. and the disappearance Of Celia
Coleman. negro maid in the carman
house at the time of the shooting. has
caused q strong suspicion that the maid
has changed her story.
District Attorney smith refused to
admit this. saving that ne has not seen
Celia since last Thursday, nor has he
had any report that she has chan ged
her story 81 the events in the Carmau
house the night Of the murder. but at
the same tire Dr. Carman and his
lawyer opened up a vicious attack upon
Mr.. Smith and the detectives WORK ng
for hiu. FIR what they call the Kid.
mapping of the maid,
No Unfair Mems.
why are they so hysterical about
her disappearance? 81" demanded the dis
trict attorney. Tn not going TO tam
per with her, ID cut off my right arm
and throw II 70 the dogs before ia
attack woman in Mrs. Carmans posi-
ton by unfair means
He added that he has not talked
with Celia since last Thursday, and
said that he knows where she is. but
he has not received A report from the
detectives who have charge Of her
Nf Smtta considers Celia the most
important figure in the case except
for Dr. and Mrs. C4rnlan. If she wouid
tell the true story Of what she saw
in the Carman house the night Mrs
Bailey was murdered
Dir. Carnan's attack upon the ds-
triet attorney was phrased like tn
I think the district attorney ard
the Burns men kidnapped her. and i
was dirty work on their part Some
one has got g paw for it The dis
trlet attorney must have been IN on
the trick, fer he suhpoenaed her to
appear before the grand Jury las,
Thursday, when he knew she would
not he called upon. He did this TO
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

decided
and like
20
The paragraph:
We You make is exceptionally pro-
ductive to maj or regular
liquor by mail a
who would to habit keeny
alive the of his and he only awaiting
him of the
efficacy of S know
now oconvin
the habit The
frankly
andnE of
the
the is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
FURTHER fALk OF
VILLA REPUBLIC IN
NORTHERN MEXICO
Withdrawal of Army Taken to
Mean He Has Decided to
End Dealings With Carranza

HI Paso Texas. July ll.--Publiea-
ton today of the agreement reached
lay the Njila-EaEranza conference at
TorraGu led - further talk here Of
an independent Villa republic in
northern Mexico. The Official state
ment from the conference is te he
effect that NHla proposed and in
sisted upon an agreement 10 eliminate
all present ar fature ebi@fg af the
revolution from the candidacy for
the presidency at the close If the war
and that he was defeated in his
p1ar- The statement sass hat Villa
acquiesced, after defeat. bat the fact
that ne haa Withdrawn his army. in
cludinc artillery, to the north, is
taken by some to mean that ne has
declined 10 have my further dealings
with the Carranza army
The defeat II the Y lila resolution
win make il possible for C8rranza 10
be a candidate fer president after
Huerta IS defeated, which is the OBJ
feet Villa aimed To prevent when he
offered IL
snofter Chance for villa.
According To the official statement
however villa WAS abs IN get through
a resolution tt1at. upoa ftte eutrF pf
he reNDlutionists iftta Mexico 1ttY,
Carranga. as provisional resident. is
10 call together delegates repre- sent
ing all the rebel armies who sha II
provide the rules for holding the elec-
lions villa friends say that he VIII
have another chance. at that time, 10
eliminate CarTaHza-
The delegates are % he named enc
for every l,po0 soldiers IN arms and
,hev will virtually serve as a congress
or governing board for the nation
pending rhe conduct Of elections Tho
conference. It is said, agreed upon men
whom Carranaa IS 20 name ~ his
cabinet pending the triumph ~ Mexico
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Fiery Speeches Feature Mass
Meeting of Reds in Union
Square
ThousandP olicenen
Prevent Violence
Hemmed and Herded by Blue
coats, Reds Content Them
selves With Letting off Steam.
Parade Not Attempted


New York, July 1.-THE speeches OF
the anarchists, who massed in Union
Square this afternoon 10 mourn pubiiclF
foF Caron. Berg and Hanson, were as
threatening as their conduct was mild.
Henmed and herdsd by i.b6v police
men, knowing that they would be treat
ed with the utmost severity Il finger
was lifted in violence, they contenfed
themselves. as chief Inspector Schmitt-
berger pat 1t. with letting eff steam,
Alexander Berkmap. chief Of the
reds, Becky Ede]sonn ard Eliza BETH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

THE WAY TO BALTIMORE.
Fork Rfvep-Chesapeake Bay. De,
htful sail $3.50 one way. $3.50 round
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-04
AUCTION SALE

Having rented my farm, l will sell
at public auction in Section %, town
ship of West Lake Lillian, IL miles
north of Bird Island and miles south
east of Svea, Mimi, on
Friday, March 18th, 1914,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following described property:
HORSES
One gray horse, 8 years old, weight
1900 lbs;o zone bay horse, Z years old
weight. 1900 lbs; one black horse,
years old, weight 1900 lbs; one bay
horse, 8 years old, weight 1850 lbs;
one mare colt, two years old.
- CATTLE.
Three milk cows, fresh, one coming
in soon; 3 feifers, year old; 3 calves
MACHINERY. T."
One Acme 7-ft. binder, good as new;
one Van Brunt 20-disc drill; one shoe
drill; one 16-disc pulverizer; one 4.
horse drag; one 3-horse drag; one
corn cultivator; one gang plow; one
hay rake, loft; one mower; one
breaking plow; one new Columbus
wagon; one pair wagon springs; one
spring seat; one top buggy, two old
wagons; two pair bob sleds; one cut.
ter; one Bluebell cream separator,
good as new; one 2-hole corn shelter
and. horse power; one blacksmith an.
vii; three set of work harness, set
new; one single harness; 200 bushels
corn; 200 bushels seed oats; 20 bush
els seed millet; some potatoes; eight
ton Of hay; one pair geese seventeen
full blood Rose Comb Brown Leghorn
chickens; other articles too numerous
to mention. 1i. :y: s>. s
FREE LUNCH Al. NOON. ss..
Terms: All sums of IS or under,
cash above that amount time will be
given until November LIST, 1914, on
5bankable notes bearing per cent In
:terest. No property to be removed
until settled for. E,zs.s= ss5=s;
ANDREW A. sWEDiN, Owner.
w. N. Davis, Auctioneer. 4 .s
n. s. SWenson, Clrek. :5 8.