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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
MANY SEE EXHIBITION
""'"hkcy Indians Mt Grays. Arr
Draw Large Audfence

hiha u''ui Gus OF persons last night ~,
lieu me spirit OF Colouiol IT, III :
~ witnessed the PORTRAYAL o., Is
IaiIrlns times by band OF p,,n,, nose
i linuihhS; under Chief G. ~ Coz
iihcal descendant of the red MON Il
!oahled the wiidS Of Wright, no
M arrival OF the colonisis III" ore
ntpiti"n: which was held in tho ~ y ie oA
IHohu Grays Armory for The ',ic!,
=, mo battalion full dress unifnr,,,
",,"; was instructive as we'll as So.
au 1pin ~, IL VIII ne repeated to-nirbt
~, to-inorroW night.
ne arm hall in the armorv T..
,mIraniN suited for such an ertari, a.
The show preserves in ac,r,, me-
What mas either entirely disanna.,r,al'Gi
or Is RAPIDLY giving away 10 ri,.iii,. c'
tion' Wuiic the several tahlnnuy 90.
Il iaIthinl representation Of H. ~, 80
torica! events knows, to cverv o,t. 49,
enid In America school
ihiriE-nve OF the Pamunkovs T.,
uliion 10 The chief and medicino ,, a'
take part In the performances ,r 'ih'.'.t.
are bucks" and ..sruavsr mere
papooscs' all clothed in inc cb,r ana
I,S,S costumes of their race
Mhlic the larger part OF tho nor
Torrance is given By the p,mI,,t
u troop "t Soy Scouts las; niwht .,d,j,;
1" tht event by an exhibition of tbn;n
"u,uorr work. Tonight n ruII 49,,
eShihition drill will be given ~ S 'r,H
pahN y, and the Scouts will do nnro
stunts. "o more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
u. S. COURT OF APPEALS
ENDS LENGTHY DOCKET
Last Cases Argued, and AdjOurnm en- I
VIII lie Taken TO-MOrrOw
MNnIlX.

The last cases Of n long docket were
argued yesterday In the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals, and I, is ex-
pccted that adjournment for the term
viii be taken tomorrow or Monday.
To-day and tomorrow Will be given
over TO conference purposes.
Court convened yesterday morning
NJ 10 o'clock. and the following cases
were argued:
No. 1856. Herman Grantz. master,
and the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company. owner Of steamship Sigmar-
ingen. appellants and cross-appcllces,
VS.. Edward l.. Luck enbach ct al
owners Of steamship Jacob Luckcnbach,
appellees and ss-appellants; cross
appeals from the District Court at Bal
timorc. Continued from Wednesday.
Further argued by James *. Symmcr,
New York. for the appellees and cross
appellants, and concluded by r. T. Leo
Marshall. Baltimore, for the appel
iants and cross-appcllccs. and sub
mittCd.
No. 11G5. r. T.. Fitch, plaintiff I'm
error. vs.. Lillian NJ HUFF. defendant i'm
error: error to the District Court AT
Huntington, W. Va. Argued by Georgia
> Wallace. Hunting ton. for the plain
TIN IN error. and by IT. &. Warth iIIut
ington. for the defendant in error, and
submitted. '
Court adjourned until this morning
at 10 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
ELECTION ON TUESDAY
DREW OUT zoos VOTES
one-Fourth Number OF Citizen. xybo
participated I'm Primary


,. IwG thousand and five loyal citizens
a., r"Nen me neat on Tuesday to vote
ior tNc democratic nominee for the
once 81 Mayor. and seats in the Com
irI Council and Board Of Aldermen
ne election was for all practical mr.
poses settled on April IS, when rn"re
ma, ,I.;, $500 voters participated in the
- Tho apathy prize goes to the .rh;rd
tryc!nct OF Madison Ward. which nnsi
u norm TTtes last Tuesday. Fourth CLAY.
ii.Iii,ihilS large precinct cast tba
n,,t,snest number of votcsS1SG ,rhe
ri5St trecinct of Lee Ward rcgistercI
The Eo,r ana was next 10 highest.
ne i,oard OF Commissioners of E,ioc-
i non met at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
IIIs, in .hc once OF the clerk of the
i"Itihss Court to canvass tho rctu,,,s
Andrew krouse. L. 4. Cav"do eS1'fhS'
sell w Val, leslie H. Drew and Otis rus
wos clcc.od IN attendance. Mr. Krouse
v !rSSc ali After completing the can.
ch 1i fisu certifying the returns to CLERK
commissioners adjourned sinn AZ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
COMMENCEMENT PLAY
Iinrton Heights High school I'up.Is to
dive lntrrIn La ncnI

Members OF the graduating class OF
the Barton Heights High school WIN
tonight present tho play. why Not
jim hs the opening exercises Of tho
annual commencement program. Tie
following VIII take part: Misses Lucy
TAYLOR. Olga stockton. Emma puVai
Elizabeth ASHLEY, Josephine Hcrndon
ana Messrs, In Rue Knapp, Mormon;
b!nford and Carl Campbell
Kew George ". kcmpcr win preach
the baccalaurcatc sermon 10 the grad
yates on sunday night. Monday night
VIII be class night and an interest
iac program has been arranged by the
members Of The class.
President Il T.. Blackwell. Of Ran
doiph- Macon College. viii make the adj
orciscs on Tuesday night, when diplo-
mas and honors VIII be awarded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
MONTAGUE SPEAKS
TO FULTON VOTERS
First Address of Campaign Gives
Account of His Services
in Congress.
CALLS ON PEOPLE TO VOTE
Whether for Him or Against
Him, He Urges All to Go to
Polls on Tuesday.
CALLS ON PEOPLE TO VOTE

Congressman Andrew Jackson Mon
tague.' In his first political speech or
the present congressional campaign,
drew and held attentive last might
in Fulton an audience of $50 interested.
but swelterinE. men. The meeting was
held in the new hall of the Junior
order of United American Mechanics.
ut GA Louisiana Street, ana was i'm
dicative OF Il strong backing for the
Congressman in that section OF tho
city.
Mr.. Montague. in plain, candid talk.
Congress. and with the legislation ac-
complshcd by the Democratic party
since March 4. 1913. lie made no refer
cncc by name to his opponent, state
( Senator Louis o. Wendcnburg. of Hen
rico. and, indeed. alluded to him only
in passing. His speech was. as he
said, AN accounting OF his stewardship.
In which he rendered II report OF his
work In Congress, and asked to he
returned in the primary on Tuesday.
N n, nat W MS, TO impress upon YOU.
right of suffrage on Tuesday. Come
out and vote. whether for mo or my
opponent Naturally would prefer
to have YOU vote for me. hut how
ever YOU vote, urge you to east your
ballot"
TARIFF BILL DRAWN
WFr1toIT SINISTER INFLUENCES
In speaking of the Underwood tariff
bill. Mr.. Montague said that II was
the first tariff act which was drawn IN
in the open without the help of sin
lister influences. The currency act, said
he. was designed To break up the cen
tralization of money In New York for
stock gambling and distribute il
euuitably over the country for the pro-
, motion of manufacturing and business
enterprises.
j. ~. Lawdcr introduced Congress
man Montague. and presided over the
meeting. Postmaster Hay r. Thornton
SAT on the stage with Mr.. Montague
ana inc vice presidents
ARRANGEMENTS for the Montacue
rally Tonight in the auditorium of III.
Jcn"rson Hotel have been coinpletcd
,,i,arrN NJ smith Jr.. will Introduce Mr..
MONTAGUE. The Congressman is schcd-
uied To speak Tomorrow night in
south Richmond before the SouthsiGc
Democratic Club '
Mr.. Wcndenhurg will deliver his fire,
campaign address In Richmond to-
morrow night in the auditorium of Tho
Mccnanics Institute lie too. plnns IN
SPEAK ~ south Richmond and Fulton
peiorc me primary on Tuesday.
interest in the congressional nrl-
mary Is steadily Increasing, ana tho
ih"l'atlons are that n large yotc vi,
ne pollcd. Friends OF Conpress,nan
AlontaEuc are cXcrting every effor, ~
nring the full Montague strcnrtL 10
me polls. while the Wendenburr forcno
nave conducted AN INTERCHANGEABLE c,,n9
paiEn. '"'' cam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
TWO DEATHS INCREASE
LONG LIST OF DROWNED
Body Of Louis Kastelberg Found
Floating in River Near
liaXalI'S.
DEAD FOR SEVERAL HOURS
As Far rs Could BE Learned, No
One Saw Him Meet Death-CoI-
nrcd Youth Dragged From Water,
bnt Dies i'm Few Minutes.

TWO more names were added yester-
day to the long list of victiaas- who
have met death In the murley waters
OF the James River. The death toll
for the summer is six, and bids fair
TO equal that OF former ycars, al
though precautions are being taken
by the city 10 safeguard the water
recreation Of the local youths The
firSt drowning occurred In one of
these semiprotocted pools in the river.
ana the first fatality there this sea
son The public lifceuard. however.
was not on duty at the place
The body of Louis kastclhcrE,
twenty years old butcher. residing
- 205 South Harrison Street, was
found floating in the river in the
vicinity of llaXal's Station. on the
chesapeake and ohio Railway, ycster-
day afternoon about > o'clock lie had
evidently been dead FOR several hours.
and is believed To have been drowned
accidcntly while taking II swim. The
body was viewed by Or. J. Fulmer
Bright, acting coroner OF lIenrico
County. ana turned over to Bliiey's
undertaking establishment to hc pre-
pared for burial As far as could he
learned. no one saw the drowning
Frank Hilton. colorcd. eighteen wears
old. was drowned about noon while
bathing in the river at the foot OF
Ninth street. Paul Reed. colorcd. saw.
thut the boy was in danger. ana made
"a heroic effort 10 save him. He was
pulled out alive. but death occurred
before the arrival Of The city Hos
ital ambulance. although nrst aid
methods were resortcd 10. The acct
dent occurred in what is known as
"iie Lake" favorite swimming hole
for colofed hoys. This place is not
under the supervision OF the city
guard who is stationed at the foot Of
Twelfth street \ guard for the col
Urcd boys VIII 20 on duty shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
STRUCK BY MOTOR CAR
Richard McCurdy Run Down and In.
IurcM on BrOuI Street

Richard McCurdy. forty-nve wears
old an cmploye of Miller & Rhoads'
was struck by an automobile ycster-
Eighth and Broad Streets. S. H. Pace.
drINcr OF the machine, was arrested
on a charge of reckless driving.
ne accident occurred when McCurdy
started to cross the street. He vas
unable TO get ont of the path OF the
automobile. and was Knocked down
ne suffered number Of Commissions on
me face and head, and his body was
badly bruised. Ills condition is MOI
beiicVed To be serious at the Virginia
Hospital, whore he was takcn for
treatment.
Pace gave his age as seventeen lie
was bailed in tho sum OF $500 for an
pcaranCe in Police Court this morninr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
Mr.. CRAFTS LEAVES
Goes to Chicago to Iieeomc Gencro,
MmnnEcr of lii. Innrern

Arthur j. Crafts. president of tho
Craits Piano Company. Inc who re-
centF resigned. left yesterday for Chi
manager OF the branch stores of the
~ y Starck Piano Company Nr
rralts interests here have been trans
of New York. '''''
Mr.. Crafts came to Richmond fen
E En;i ago and from small beginning
DulI UP Il huge retail piano houre
Before leaving this city lie gave The
question OF going TO the Chicago con-
Germ mature consideration, and finally
determined 10 accept. in view OF the
him. "
lie was always active In the business
ne OF the city, and was an active
MEMBER OF The Business Mems ana Ad
vcrtiscrS' Clubs, and also belonged in
the local lodge OF lGiks w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
UNDERTAKERS REFLECT
PRESIDENT WOODWARD
Louisa Man Again Made Head OF
Virginia Funeral Directors
Association.
RICHMOND GETS NExT MEETING
DR.. w. y. Picker Addresses Meet
ing Upon Question OF Vital Sta
tistics acknowledgements Ends
To-Day

~. y. Woodward. of Louisa Court =
house. was reelected president Of the
Virginia Funeral Directors Associa-
ton. now holding It's annual meeting a,
the Medical College OF Virginia. Mt yes =
tcrday afternoon session. Richinon
was again chosen as the next place of
meeting.
Other officers elected woro as fol =
lows:
J. s Owen. Of South BOSTON. frs,
vice president; NJ. NJ. Price, OF Ivanhoc.
second vice-presidcnt; G. w Bailey, OF
Windsor, third Vice president: NJ NJ
Seadcr. of Marion, fourth vice-presi-
dent. L. |. Draper. OF Blackstone. NTH
Nice-rresdent; James Farley. of char
i"'teSvt'Ie, treasurer and l.. T. Chris
tian. Of Richmond. secretary.
Delegates to the national convention.
which meets on October - 80. ut New
Orleans were chosen as follows
John $. owen. r. y. Rcddin. NJ NJ
Price and I. -. lIiu
DIR. PLECNER DELIVERS
INTERESTING ADDRESS
Dr. w. ~. Pleckcr, registrar OF vital
statistics Of tho state Board of Health
addressed yesterday mornings session,
upon the necessity or promptly for
warding reports to keep records ur to
date.
~ the afternoon session Profcssor
Charles a. Rcnouard. of New York. de-
'lVcttd another lecture, and the re-
ina'rdcr of The meeting was devoted 10
tn" transaction OF business and gen
"ral discussion OF matters afrcctlu.-
the undcrtakcrs.
The meeting is proving an unusua!l,
Interesting one. There are siNtv-nv,
mHf"bcrs present On all sides IL is
s"cn that there Is q marked !lnprov.
'ncnt along educational lines I'm the
methods adopted In the work OF the
directors All members have shown "a
decided desire constantly to Improve
thci" knowledge of the profession i'm
which they are engaged.
Tue convention Will adjourn this ar
L. -. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
Concert for Old Soldiers.

concert, for the benefit OF tho old
soldiers at Lee Camp Soldiers Home
which Will begin the commencement
cHcrcises of the Pegram Seminary. will
De given by members Of the grad
Mating class Tonight at sis o'clock
me concert is given under the ans
pices OF the Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confcderucv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
WILL GIVE NEW PLAY
commencement Exercises This Year
to Contain Several Unique
Features.
PRESENT Sun DIAL TO SCHOOL
iionors and Medals to BE Awarded
Graduates at City Auditorium on
Monday Night-Alumni also
Meets

The comm cncement exercises Of tho
John Marshall High school will begin
Tonight with one of the most attrnc-
tive programs which has ever been
offered at class day exercises In the
schoofs history. The program Is es-
pcciaily unique this year. in that 1t
consists of a play. "Evcrysenior."
written by two members Of the senior
class. and including all OF the features
generally scheduled for such occa-
sions. The play Is said to be an OK
ccllent composition. and to furnish an
attractive and unusual setting for tho
exercises.
The east is ms follows
Memory .'...'.....:.G Grace L. Miller
Everysenior ...... Vivian T Douglas
Freshman Ghost ........ Edwin Cox
Franks .......... Isabel W. Fuller
diligence Deborah y. Mccarthy
Flunks .......... Harold J. Hutzler
Grind II Taylor Coleman
lr"motlon ......... Alice y. logc
school Spirit ....... Grace y. Rollins
baseball ..............i Irwin q. CraiE
Basketball .......... Walter Leonard
Track ..............O Otto +. hamilton
FOOTBALL Turner Bethel
''iory ..................N crna Albert
Latin ....... Evan H. Chcst"rman, Jr.
fony ........... Meade T. Spiccr, Jr.
Class Historian 49,. Moses Geilrnnn
Class Prophecies january |
Mary Porter
Class Prophecies Juno Marie Meisel
Class Poet Julius &. Meyer
Class Attorney ........... Max Glass
All OF the scenes are laid In Every-
seniors room. The play was written
by Irwin 6. Craig and -;uliun G. Meyer.
WILL PRESENT SCHGOI.
WITH Sun DIAL
This morning at 10 o'clock the prcsi-
dent of the senior class will present
the school with a handsome sun dial
AS the classs parting gift to tho
school Professor J. G. IIarwood viii
accept il on behalf OF the school The
dial was designed by T.. g. Spear. on.
OF the art teachers, and is placed on
the Marshall street approach 10 the
school portco. IT was placed In post
ton by g. +. r. Burgwyn.
Saturday will be given over 10 tho
alumni, when the annual election OF
officers will be held and other bust
ness Of Importance transacted. Tive
day Will close with "a dance in the
gymnasium OF the high school. Tho
general public is invited 10 attend III"
exercises in the auditoriula before tho
da nee.
one Of the most interesting matters
OF business to be transacted by tho
graduate who has shown the greatest
amount Of school spirit. To the one
chosen the Alumni Association awards
n life membership In the association.
The announcement of the selection will
not be made public until the COM
mencement on Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
BOGUS SOLICITORS
Persons Snid to Hc Scekipc FIN,
IfhOUt pcrmiSNion of SuINnfinp ~.

i,frsohS Shid to Hc Seeking Funds
"uhont 'rrmiSsi on of Salvation army.
II was learned yesterday ut saliva
non ArinE HEADQUARTERS that solicitors.
,"Sins as representatives OF that or
iiCliihg. FUNDS FOR the purpose OF cs
t ,:,i1 INNS fresh-air camp. 1t was
and that the police should be ca lcJ
/ ihcy present themselves as Salvation
III was said last night that the ONLY
persons representing tho SaIvotiny
Army wear the full uniform and have
ample credentials quickly to establish
their identity. ''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
Fined for Dumpinr ncfv..

Josh Evans. white man arrested bv
OF dumping city refuse on n county
highway, was yesterday fined So and
costs by Magistrate Purycar, OF the
llcnrico County Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-12
Charged with Nop,nnnor,

tcrday arrested by County OG,ccr
Hardy on a warrant sworn out bs his
wife charging him with nonsupport. lie
iIad heen absent for about two weeks
when unprecedented
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-24
Order to Sohw Cause Against Sale Of
Real Estate

In the Probate Court of Power coun-
ty, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate of AL
bert Sudbrack, deceased:
1t appearing to this court by the
petition this day presented and filed
by Joseph Janacek, the executor of the
estate of Albert Sudbrack, deceased,
that it is for the best interests of the
said estate and necessary to sell the
whole of the real estate of said decd
ent and for the purpose of paying the
expenses of administration.
1t is ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
this court on Wednesday, the goth
day of January, 1915, at 2 o'clock p.
m. of that date in the court room of
said court In the First National bank
building in American Falls, Power
county, Idaho, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to said
executor to sell the whole of said
real estate, and 1t is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published
four (4) successive weeks next pre-
ceding said date In the American
Falls Press, a newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated this, the 10th day Of Decem-
Der, 1914.
a. A. c. HAAG, Probate Judge.
McDougall e. Jones, Attorneys for
Executor, P~ocatello, Idaho, 12-10-1-13