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Area .S62,524 square miles.
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4rnlorad cruisers ......,.,.. e.
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5fNeNfer battleshils
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Bettlesbips tbnildingJ $1,000. / I
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
EMERY AND HENRY'S
OPENING EXERCISES


Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Emory, va, Sept. 10.--Emory and
Henry college yesterday opened it's
seve n ty-seventh term. The opening
exercises were conducted IN the Y.
NJ, c. A. chapel and Mr.. l.. G. Hassin-
ger. of Konnarock, delivered the open
ing address. Rev. Eugene Blake. vice
president Of Martha Washington col
'eEe, and Rev. J. r. Brown also as
sisted in the opening exercises,
The indications are that the enroll
mont viii be the largest in years. Tho
new main building of the college Is
flnlfheG and ready for occupancy and
the nerV science building Is to be
ready hy Christmas.
There are two rev members of the
faculty this year: Professor =. l.
Cole, ~ Emory and Henry college,
University OF Chicago aud Johns Hop
kinr university, who will have charge
OF the classes In biology, and Profess
-or Fullerton. Of the University Of H.
linois
With the new building completed n
large enrolment, a strengthened fac
u'ty. everything points TO a very guc
ce"-ful year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
GONE To SEE SEE Sun
At STATE FARM
MOTHER OF SIDNA EDWARDS
MAY SEE GOVERNOR FOR
PARDON NEXT WEEK.

Mrs Alberta Allen Edwards moth
az Of Siina Edwards, one of the Allen
clan, which shot up the lEiisviNe
court three years ago, left Eichmond
Yesterday for the STATE farm, where
she will see her svn. w 40 has been
sent there because of having 6evei-
oped tuberculosis, Mrs. Edwards VIII
spend several days mar her son and
will return to Richmond to continue
.her efforts before GoYeFnpr Stuart 10
secure pardon for him
Mrs Edwards, who Is a sister of
Floyd. S!dna. Jack and Garland Allen,
called nj me Office of the govern or
Wednesday, bur did not see tho es,ecu-
tive. He had not YET returned from
the southwest. where he had been
campaigning in the interest OF the
candidacy az r. Tate Irvine. Gov
ornor stuart left again yesterday, for
baltimore aud it win probably be
some time early next week when Mrs
Edward makes her next call ct the
governors Office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

The administrative board yesterday
gent q message 10 the city council
through the mayor asking that the
sum Of $lro. 600 be appropriated Tor
the payment or 6amagee In the i'm
provcn,eut az streets. Ghis resolution
was introduced in the larc councn.
bat did NOT roach it's passage. The
ff auce committee recor3meaoed it's
adoption 1T is generally understood
-ffTTTr WITT rtyII7y
its Ecoommeudatitl at It's next meet
iast.-
James Conway and Julian cottrell
were chosen 10 Hll vacaocies in the
street cleaning department, on tire
Recommendation Of superintendent
Cohu
The city engineer was directed to
advertise for bids for the opening o.
the following streets; r, from Thir-
t'eth To 7'Airty-thlrd; Thirty -tlrst,
from to corporate line: Thirty
second. from I 10 Kuhn; Thirty-third,
from r 10 Kuhn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
STEEL MUST FACE
CHARGE OF Arson
RICHMOND ATTORNEY TO ASSIST
PROSECUTION OF OLD DOArIN-
ION ACADEMY TEACHER.

Attorney D. C. 0'Flaherty, OF this
city, has been retained by the authorf-
Ties Of Warren &C unty to assist Com
inonwealth's Attorney w. H. Turner
~ tho prosecution Of Russell u.
Steel, of Reliance, Va. one OF tbs
owners and a member Of the faculty
Of Old Dominion AGA denny at that
place. Steel is under indictment or
charges If arson, burning a building
with view TO collecting the insur~
ance and burning residence. The
defense will be conducted by Down :
ing & Weaver, of front Royal
The academy which was destroyed
by fire shortly after the close of the
school year. last June. was insured
.Sor something Ike $4,000. said to be
corSidf rab bly, more than the value Of
the building and it's contents. Some
OF the companies declined TO pay in
full and detectives were set to work.
The State department of insura pee
also invest igated the case, and the
action by the grand jury followed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
NELSON COUNTY MAN
KILLED BY OX-TEAM

Especial 70 Tho Richmond Firg!nian.)
lovinyston. Va. Sept. l0.-WIlson
V5ffms \. tWenty-sNven years old, was
kiiled Tuesday on Davis creek in Vel
sou Tounty. by sn OK team. The team
heca ne frightened at an iron wheel
rolled aown hill by some boys at
p'-y. and turning around caught Mr..
HUFFMAN IN either the wagon or M
der tho team. He was found some dis
lance from THO place OF the accident
but died before reaching home
\ few slight bruises were found on
his person. mono 90 wGich seems TO
have been, serious enough to cause
Death. It is thought by some that
death was due 10 heart failurc which
was brought on by the c:.ctement and
shock of the accident. Mr.. HUFFMAN
was young man Of splendid reputa-
tion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
DELEGATES LEAVE
AFTER ELECTION

Tho committee named by the city
council and the chamber of commerce
to attend the ANIMAL convention OF
the Atlantic psRpey Waterways as&o-
citation. win leave here on the night OF
September e2d, after the polls close
for the election # that day
Councilman George w Rogers Ia
chairman OF the committee. and VIII
have charge Of the $500 appropriated.
One hundred dollars viii SO 10 the as
ISOLATION as, Richmond's annual dues.
while the Other six hundred viii be
used as tho official expense account OF
tho comfnittee
Upen the return OF the oomnnittee
the chairman will have TO turn in TO
"a city auditor an ftemzed statement
Of the expenditures. THIS has been
invariably done heretofore. The pre-
vaiiing rule vi maintain,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
PAIR 0F MUSICAL.
COMETS 1T l.T1Il,


Bond and Casson are the bright
particular stars of the Weekend bill
at the Lyric. In fact they loom so
large they may be called comets,
Bond ana Casson were at one time
the Leading comedians vita Rolfe's
mus cal 49, GxtraHa CANA, AFca aia, .
They have host none OF their old time
cleverness and in their own musical
reiange, entitled +tSougiEnd,'' they
present an act which was we'll re-
ceived at ali three performances yos-
terday.
Next in popular favor came WAL
lace Calvin, & magician who makes
cane disappear from his fingers by
just rolling i UP and who takes real
eggs from a tall hat. Calvin works
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
WALL STREET IS
STILL DOUBTFUL
Of EARLY PEACE
IMPROVEMENT NOTED IN Ion
DON'S MONETARY CONDITION.
GRAIN SHOWS WEAKNESS.

New York. Sept I0.--with every
disposition 10 encourage efforts look
nag toward the termination Of }he war
In Europe Wall Street was not per
suaded today that any promising
peace movement could be under way
whatever basis there might be IN fact
For runors Of pacific activities un-
7crtakinEs mere or abroad,
n was doubted II the war could De
REGARDED as having reached any stage
ihsf rendered possible peace proposals
m any terms which would he an ef-
fectfve settlement and the hnanclai
community did not allow Its attention
to Re distract ed by these matters rom
a considerable of the pressing prob
l1.s.z mich the YER has creatrd---
The Bank Of England's weekly re-
ipru showed continued. though mod =
srate. improvement in the position OF
the inst tuition ard announcement
was made OF a rian proposed 70 the
British government to help small ex-
norters collect foreign debts due 70
thern a measure designed, OF course.
Ia promote a further relaxation OF
London monetary conditions, ANY
thing of the sort Is bound TO be vel
reraeS here because Of the contrIeu-
tim which must he made thereby 10
The increase Of domestic financial IA
eaiities and the leSsening Of pressure
upon this country to pay It's ioreisn
obligations in the most expensive
form
Foreign Exchange Not Active.
Sterling exchange relied around the
Levels esfab lished this week, about
4.0a for deE,and, and 81 for cables.
with "a fair supply q export biiis re-
ported but rot much activity ln~
signs we're that the foreign exchange
market was waiting on developments
r., connection with the plan FOR
s1ho. G0n geo goiE underwriting ior
foreign exchange purposes In behalt
If which the federal reserve board
Mas been asked 10 use its influeree
There was all around weakness in
the eral in markets. with decline OF
.xyo cen+s ard move a bushel IN wheat.
corn and oats The CONTINUED fan In
prices since last week indicated nor"
than speculation for the rise had beer.
eyer6oDe than that the exigenctes ~
,he war warranted price weakness IN
commodities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
GRANTS ONE PARDON,
REFUSES ANOTHER
Will NOT FREE MAN FOR OPER
ALTON THAT CAN BE PER
FORMED IN PRISON.

SO. walters, convicted In Richmond
&euep court, part II, ard sentenced
- three uacntte in JAN for petit lar
|Aam~ wAA pardoned by Governor
-&tnart ,yestArAay afternoon. Tbs
IAcq20meA1at1cn 70 pardon was
ESMM BY Police Justice Maurice. Of
South Rxchmcnd.
AHAehsr application for pardon was
ftrfnAf GOWN. This was In the case
a. AlbHt a Worth. who IL serving
I've years dn the renitentary for
skeotiHy .Jphn Bosserman, az Staun-
tn. dirinx, 4 tight with the latter
stter. b had crdersd Worth out o.
hS AaVse. 1ossey1naa had found
werth in company with his wife.
The necessity for N operation upcn
Wpr1 Ear an abscees Of the kidney
tyzs sdatsd n the rAaacA tor applying
kAbr rexdco. Go7ern0A Stuart how
S1aer, WIS At the belief that the opera
lisa can be safely performed IN thu
IHspp surgical room ana refused tho
1ayAe1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

Max Spiegel, weo has gained an
onyiahie reputation IN the musical
comedy fed as q PRODUCER On &C
count OF the wo8lerfgi success he
has attained in the past few years,
will nresent "The CS}~fret Girls" at
the Bi5ou theater next week.
IN spite OF the general nigh stand
ard at the Bi5ou this attraction may
well ha classed rs GRE q the bert Of
all Ne OFFERINGS ecNotuied 10 appear
this season ~ the re41 home OF bur-
1n7ouo. The feature ~ the company
ie Mike Kelley who IS ally support
"a by Barney WI iar1s. Nina SclalI.
Lillian MeNeal Frank DamseI.
Frances Farr, Burt Ford
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
OVERLOOK LAW To
EXAMINE RETURNS
NO INSESTTGs IN PER
SoNAL PROPERTY REPORTS
YET MADE.

Returns have been made by cow
IN 'sstnhcrs OF revenue throughout the
State @ Auditor OF Public Accounts c.
Lee Moore for personal properly a.
aeSsabie for taxation for this year, XaCA
the result Of the work of the cord
aioHera is pleasing to fho auditor ~
far as Auditor Moore krcwa there
have been no grand jury investiR-
items or investigations by the courts
OF the cities or counties this year 40
Is provided by law ana the total re-
turns OF the year will, 1t 10 ststsd,
show Insignificant increases, or none.
List year. as result OF the acti~R
OF the courts In causing grand juries
to Investigate the returns Of ciGrens
on heir personal property, the total
: the returns made to the ONCE Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

without mechanical devices. such as
tt bies and cabIneis and gets away
with some good oi1'ashioned slight
Of hand eworR in excellent shape.
Nehar and EaH2aL who open tho
show, have q fair q Ing act. splssell
brothers and M introduce what
they call G Euror m novelty called
The New Chef and NARROW and
Duff wind up the - 4deWlle section
eff the ferformarcs wi.h sor1e mighty
clever eymnast3e work. The bill is
we'll balanced and tH5 musical act iH
wen worth seeing ard hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

After an O7"7't0n or officers Tor Tho
ensu'nF yea ire Hlah Tent of Rec
hahites, who r7~de their headquarters
ut the Gijbers hotel, and held their
meetings in srthdeal halr. left Rich
rfoud taet eNt, to meet again in
Newark, y : next year
Much hpe'tNes was accom- pliehed
by the Hi.h Tint and " is expected
that a branch % the order will soon
be organize in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
Charters Granted

The .ssate eerDrrauoA ccnmissic1
yesterday Eraated tho following.
.AnereGsnt to charter ~ Union ~
ME eornoi.,, ipeorsor sted. incrSas.zs
cap.tal stock frcw $4,000 to $l.eo,oee
changing paiRcsyrzl e4hes from Aiexan-
dr2a to staurtcn. Va
star AZ uastsa ala kpelev Of Viz
Kiria- Eishnend. Vs. NO capital stock
Frxternal h<uecsisry hoelety. Abert
r. overly, rrendant; CJIferd L. win
free, sscretxEr, both Eiehrond. Va
.. humphrey & Son. Incorporates
Norfolk, Va. $4,000 to $4,000. MaM-
ufacfurips fS.!t juices, eiders. etc. W.
J. Watts, resldepr: wp. J. Kemp, Sec
Rotary. both Norfolk, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
BRAVE Policeman
| SAVES Young LADY

ewSak ana lQxyv .settsn IN the>pan1
IT x51As 6meef Alexander Smith a
lHfAth 1nA Main at.eets, Yesterday AZ
sssnsal. SaxeA Miss Lillian Henley
kshA HtuH ApA RoMsibls death. a
ru4swIy.ahtenlalh;fe cArue down Ninth
stfs4. JuQe ~ NiSs henley was about
to 40 I'm Shs .EurbinE.
1&eeU unx6 nw the danger and
sSASl tiis, .ysuzg iaAy tust ~ she wal
slAilt to - gtuck By the Wild MAJ
eHsls Mia Henley vas everceple
With fright ana offended by ar1
taekes Of Pelk Miller's drug store
The car AeIonss to @. c. Garland,
h Hes asrred before 1t coUid do
damage in Its hsai!ens dash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
Mr.. BUCkLEY's WOUNDS
ARE NOT SERIOUS

The .eenAiuea OF ". K. Buckley
vAo was shot by q negro at Straw.
berry ELL farm "Wednesday. iis suel
Is 10 give hopes for his speedy re-
aovesy Mr.. Buckley 10 = popular
business man and 3 practical farmer
and thes news that HIS wounds arr
not likely to result seriously will b
welcomed by the entire community
Ian Davis. the negro who lid, tht
eshoeting, IL incarceratcd In the Hen
rico Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

Kaenpfs candy store, on Ninth
street. was entered sometime We'd
nesday night, through the front tram
som and the cash drawer waa rifled
of It's contents, which happened TO no
small sum. This m the annual trip
TO the store of thieycg. Entrance has
been made in the same way into the
AIora half n daxen tiLaez
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgers, PInmmer & Co
Incl

Petersburg. Va. Sept. Q. 1914.
sPANTSH-Mart1et weak and unset
tied noc bid
VTRCINIAS-Market quiet; Jumbo. fc
per III.
Fancy hand picked 3i4c to SIC per
lb.
Extra prime, IA c to s%c per III.
Prime, 3Ae per Ii.
10 Machine picked, az c TO 3s, per III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

Govenoy STUART yesterday atoer-
soon appointed Mrs. Leroy e. Brown
a delegate to the Star-EpanEled Ban
rer centenary celebration at Ba!H-
more. Mrs Escx1n il = representative
Of the Daughters Of iSi2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

It vas sy1euHes4 at thS aaes u
ecverrcr rusn Yest.c6sy that ~
FsvsrRsT k9A erdsrsd seSnupVRd TIA
fs~arA ~ H,eNA fnr to cau1ya *
county fsr murder committed last
ThanksxsvSsc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11
Fined For being Disorfcrly.

Louis DNnrheart and Buck Bea sley
were each fined f250 and costs by
Magistrate Sunday In Htnrico county
yesterday on the charge of being dis
orderly and lighting, They admitted
their offense and shook hands after
ward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 10, 1914.
Car Lots (old).
"a. I Timothy ....... 80 c0Gz0 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-11

Richmond. Va. Sept ~. 1914
y r r p r r I r p
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-30
MOVES BACK
WHOLE HOUR
CLEVELAND TODAY CHANGES
FROM CENTRAL TO EASTERN
TINE.
Done for Benefit of Working People
Who Want an Hour of
Daylight.

CLEVELAND, Apr. a0-Amid blasts
of factory whistles and city-wide cele-
bration, Cleveland at midnight tonight
will turn her watches and clocks for
ward one hour, signalling a change
from Central to Eastern time. A score
of other cities in Northern Ohio also
will make the change.
Instead Of going to work at seven
o'clock tomorrow morning thousands
of workers will really answer factory
whistles at 6 a. M central timel and
will cease at 4 p. IN. The principal pur-
pose of the change, brought about by
Cleveland city officials, is tn give
workingmen an additional hour of day
light
Some confusion is expected in the
announcement of railroads tfat, tenn
porarily at least, schedules will con-
tinue to operate on central time. Thus
traveller may arise at seven. prepare
his toilet, east breakfast and take the
seven O'Clock train with plenty of time
to spare. Others unfamiliar with tic
change may arrive on hour early at
the railroad station and be forced to
wait. A few adjacent cities will adopt
the change with Cleveland. Railroad
trains destined to these cities will in
this case make the run in less tt n
to speak-from a stand
point of Eastern time prevailing in the
city of departure
Mayor Newton d. Baker issued a
several days ago, calling
on every citizen to observe the formal
change by setting forward the bands
Of his watch and clock, or clocks, and |
AXE part, if possible, in the general |
celebration.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-30
MANY FARMERS TO
GATHER In MOSCOW
PLANS LAID FOR THE HOLDING OF
REGULAR MIDSUMMER FARM
ERS CONVENTION.
Delegates and Members of Union Will
Come to Moscow for Session to be
Held May % and %.

Prominent farmers from all parts
of Latah county will gather in Mos
COW at the midsummer convention of
the Farmers Educational and Co-ep-
erative Union of Latah county on May
30 and 23 at which time questions of
Importance affecting farmers will be
discussed Besides delegates from To-
zeal unions in the county, many IN
dividuai members will be in attend
ance and it is estimated that upwards
(of 500 will be present.
The meetings will be held at the
Union hail. It is announced that the
state president, L. c. Grove, will be
present and will be the chief speaker
Prior to the convention the committee
on good roads will meet and discuss
that subject and possibly formulate a
plan of action for the delegates to con-
slider. The arrangements for the con-
vention are being perfected by George
Sievers of Moscow, secretary of the
union.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-30
RURAL LEAGUE
BASEBALL TEAMS
PLAN BEING WORKED OUT TO
GIVE PRIZES TO WINNERS OF
SERIES THIS SEASON.
Hoped that Two Leagues May Be
Formed of East and West
Ends

Local business men are formulating
teams with view of urging the forma-
tiOn Of league in Latah county and
adjacent territory with an idea of Of
fering prizes to winners at the close
of the season the prime object being
to encourage the national sport and to
likewise ask that the league winners
play the deciding games in Moscow
during the county fair.
The plan has been suggested by Hur-
man Wilson of this city who is one of
the most enthusiastic baseball fans in
Moscow. Attention is directed to the
captains of all rural teams who desire
to compete and form two leagues to
comprise the east and west ends OF tic
county and adjacent territory. If suf-
ficient interest is taken in the matter
the Star-Mirror will be pleased to hear
from such captains of their Willingness
to enter into the plan. 1t is assured
that some valuable prizes will be hung
up for the winners, chief of which will
be suits for the entire membership of
The winning team.
1t is urged that all captains of rural
eams write to Baseball editor, Star
Mirror, and if the response is sufficient
he necessary steps will be taken to
'orm the league. No Moscow team will
De permitted to join or compete in the
eague.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-30
RICHEST YOUTH
NOW A BENEDICT
VINCENT ASTOR AND MISS HELEN
HUNTINGTON UNITED IN MAR
RIAGE TODAY.
Wedding was Quiet Affair, No P0mp
Nor Display-YOung Couple will
Motor Through Europe.

STAATSBURG, n. Y, Apr 30.=Vin-
cent Astor, head of THE House OF
Astor," and the richest bachelor in
America, today was married to Miss
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Huntington.
The Ceremony, performed at the mag
nificent home of the brides parents
by the Rev, c. H. Duncan, of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal church, was unique
in the annals of New York society. BY
mutual agreement of the bride and
bridegroom and their respective fami-
lies it was, perhaps, the simplest we'd
ding ultra New York society has ever
known. 1t was at first planned to have
the ceremony performed at St. Mar
garets church, but the bridegroom's
recent illness caused the change
Few NOtabIes Attend.
Less than $50 OF New York's -Four
Hundred" attended, the list being con-
fined strictly to relatives and the clos
est friends of the young couple. All
out of towns guests came here on a
special train furnished by the bride
groom for the occasion. Miss Alice
sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. Hermon Oelrichs was
best man. These were the only at
tendants. Wallace Goodrich, of Bos-
ton, formerly organist at old Trinity
church, Boston. played the same we'd
ding march today that he did twenty
TWO years ago at the marriage of the
BRIDES parents at ST. Margaret's
church here
For European Honeymoon.
The bride was given away by her
ather. Mrs. John Astor, who divorced
he bridegroom's father. Col John
acob Astor, came from Europe to at
end the ceremony. Immediately fol- |
owing the ceremony and small recep- |
ion, Mr.. and Mrs. Astor leave for their |
which VIII include a mo-
oring trip in England and France, and
acht Mona. The couple will make
leir home at Ferncliffe, which is
bout six miles from the Huntington
ansion here.